The thinking is relatively unsophisticated and incoherent.

Iran's Internet policy remains an often incoherent and fractious issue.

Today s incoherent, piecemeal strategies will not break the cycle of violence.

And so the shield law, as much as we want it we want a professional class of truth tellers it is becoming increasingly incoherent, because the institution is becoming incoherent.

And so the shield law, as much as we want it we want a professional class of truth tellers it is becoming increasingly incoherent, because the institution is becoming incoherent.

Importantly, those with a religious background are as clueless or incoherent as atheists.

This festively incoherent capital of Dada is a spectacular fusion of freedom and pragmatism.

Right now, this market is incoherent, much like the early days of the personal computer.

The housing sector seems to be finding a tentative bottom (though housing finance remains incoherent).

He remained unconscious, uttering incoherent phrases, until he died in the hospital two days later.

At Tromsø and on Svalbard, European incoherent scatter (EISCAT) radars probe the nature of the magnetosphere.

I expected him to be incoherent, but, in fact, he walked into the tent and said to me,

But it does so at the cost of rendering incoherent its own vigorous opposition to assisted suicide and voluntary euthanasia.

All this is making the Western alliance look incoherent, and, despite its vast wealth and American military power, strangely impotent.

So as much as we want the shield laws, the background the institution to which they were attached is becoming incoherent.

I expected him to be incoherent, but, in fact, he walked into the tent and said to me, Hi, Ken. Where should I sit?

As in the 1990 s, the US has no organizing imperative, and the result is the same a combination of inactivity and incoherent initiatives.

On the face of it, that scenario seemed to be incoherent only article 19 provided the legal ground for it in its paragraph (c).

Obama s Republican opponents, who claim that fiscal stimulus cannot work, rely on arguments that are incoherent at best, and usually simply wrong, if not mendacious.

Yet the concerns of young people are not always taken into consideration in national policies for poverty reduction, leading to incoherent and sometimes detrimental actions.

Some of it is controlled, like music or theater, but most of it is chaotic and incoherent, which some of us refer to as noise.

In Russia, Ukraine, Hungary, Pakistan, Turkey, Malaysia, Mexico, Nigeria, and other states, battles among domestic political factions will yield often incoherent responses to pressing economic problems.

If we're experiencing strong negative emotions like anger, frustration, resentment, all those things we can often feel, it produces an incoherent spectra in this electromagnetic field.

But if you ask the government s supporters why there is no alternative to mammoth cuts in government spending and increases in taxes, they sound confused and incoherent.

Economic policy has also contributed to their current condition as trade agreements and an over valued dollar promoted auto imports, and incoherent energy and environmental policy stifled innovation.

The legal concept of genocide is so incoherent, so harmful to the purposes that international law serves, that it would be better if we had never invented it.

For the man who stood there shouting some incoherent explanation, was a solid gesticulating figure up to the coat collar of him, and then nothingness, no visible thing at all!

This is not only dangerous, but incoherent. Russia and China do not threaten the free world with a powerful ideology and massive armed forces, as they did during the Cold War.

What we found is that there is evidence of a global effect when a large number of people create similar outgoing emotional waves, whether stressful and incoherent, or positive and coherent.

That pattern is being repeated elsewhere. In Russia, Ukraine, Hungary, Pakistan, Turkey, Malaysia, Mexico, Nigeria, and other states, battles among domestic political factions will yield often incoherent responses to pressing economic problems.

But the main lesson of 9 11 is that in any free society a tiny number of people can exploit their freedom and do vast damage, especially when the underlying motivation is incoherent.

Henfrey stopped to discover this, but Hall and the two labourers from the Tap rushed at once to the corner, shouting incoherent things, and saw Mr. Marvel vanishing by the corner of the church wall.

Until recently, the region was divided into two camps an incoherent and weakened moderate Arab alignment, and an Axis of Resistance, formed by Iran, Syria, Hamas, and Hezbollah, against American and Israeli designs for the region.

A man shouting, Shut up! The dogs frantically snarling, claws scrabbling, then her her voice hoarse, harsh, hollow, almost only a tone, incoherent, a note, a squawk, bone on metal, metal gone molten, calling them back,

Moreover, the Alliance is not an entirely incoherent proposal if the objective is that the West disengage from the politics of hubris and establish a genuine sphere of cooperation with the Muslim world in economics, culture, and science.

But if you ask the government s supporters why there is no alternative to mammoth cuts in government spending and increases in taxes, they sound confused and incoherent. Or perhaps they are merely parroting talking points backed by little thought.

Buffeted by criticism that their position on the war in Iraq is incoherent and that they are soft on security threats, the Democrats appear determined to ratchet up pressure on Iran, favoring much broader sanctions than the Bush administration has proposed.

A man shouting, Shut up! The dogs frantically snarling, claws scrabbling, then her her voice hoarse, harsh, hollow, almost only a tone, incoherent, a note, a squawk, bone on metal, metal gone molten, calling them back, Come back darlings, come back dear ones.

Right now, this market is incoherent, much like the early days of the personal computer. The different applications do not talk to one another it is difficult to match your exercise against your sleeping patterns, or to share data with other people.

These authorities concluded that these facts and allegations were incoherent and revealed the existence of significant gaps in relation to essential and determinant aspects of the complainants' contentions, in particular with regard to their stay in Chiapas and the identity of Mr. S.V.'s aggressors.

In a laser, what makes laser light so different from the light above my head here is that this light is incoherent many different colors and different frequencies, sort of like the way you clapped initially but if you were a laser, it would be rhythmic applause.

And so, if you'll put up with this, I would like to enlist your help with a first experiment today. The experiment is and I notice, by the way, that when you applauded, that you did it in a typical North American way, that is, you were raucous and incoherent.

The manner of its announcement, the incoherent justifications given, and the fact that it lasted three whole months brought home to me, in concrete ways, how easy it is for a group of people to take away my freedom of movement, erode my rights as a citizen and essentially decide whether or not I fit the profile of a criminal.