Nixon intrinsically distrusted multilateralism.

There s nothing intrinsically sweet about honey.

Poverty is an intrinsically dynamic phenomenon.

And there s nothing intrinsically sexy about these young ladies.

Addressing the challenge of cancer is an intrinsically multidisciplinary effort.

I also like it because it's an intrinsically kind of morally redeeming exercise.

We fully support the concept linking it intrinsically and interdependently to peace and security.

Democracy is intrinsically messy, but it won t jeopardize Pakistan s partnership in the war on terror.

Now, this sounds like an intrinsically upbeat worldview in a way, because when you think of non zero, you think win win, you know, that's good. Well, there are a few reasons that actually it's not intrinsically upbeat.

There are things that are intrinsically wrong like lying is wrong, like torturing innocent children is wrong.

Indeed, human rights cannot be separated from development and security they are intrinsically interconnected and mutually reinforcing.

Banks lend to banks, so while some are more illiquid than others, they are all intrinsically illiquid institutions.

The independent expert addressed the class, noting that good policing and respect for human rights were intrinsically linked.

One of our philosophies in the book is that no dish is really intrinsically any better than any other dish.

Brazil s National Defense Strategy, updated in 2012, states that the modernization of the Armed Forces is intrinsically linked to national development.

In absence of cerebral function monitoring or frank return to consciousness, the neurological status of patients undergoing CPR is intrinsically uncertain.

It is no coincidence that terrorism thrives in societies that are intrinsically hostile to today's modernizing values and belief in individual autonomy.

Perhaps, but can t children be encouraged to do things because they are intrinsically worthwhile, rather than because of fear of parental disapproval?

(g) Recognize further that indigenous peoples' cultural heritage is intrinsically linked and connected to their traditional territories, lands, waters and natural resources.

Nor is the claim that Islam is intrinsically inimical to innovation viable, because Muslim civilization has contributed mightily to science and art throughout history.

There was, Friedman believed, something intrinsically bad about government commanding and ordering people about even if the government did know what it was doing.

Of course, one might argue that Asian thrift and American profligacy merely reflect asymmetric demands for credit Asians are intrinsically more reluctant to borrow.

While companies (and some people) seek attention because they expect to earn money through it, many individuals value attention as something that is intrinsically desirable.

Intrinsically safe environments like this petrochemical plant you can't use RF, it may generate antenna sparks, but you can use light you see plenty of light there.

While this does not intrinsically bother me in the least, we now have a pragmatic interest in converting these people rather than thumbing our noses at them.

In our view, the effective implementation of resolution 1373 (2001) is intrinsically linked to public perception concerning the credibility and legitimacy of the work carried out by the CTC.

Since development is intrinsically linked to security, however, an improvement in the internal security situation and in the border areas is necessary for stability in the Central African Republic.

In projecting our security policy as a mainstay of the State, we believe it to be intrinsically linked to the ongoing improvement of the social conditions of our people.

On the other hand, the intrinsically small and faint Comet Hyakutake (C 1996 B2) appeared very bright and spectacular due to its very close approach to Earth at its nearest during March 1996.

But there's a more fundamental reason that it's not intrinsically upbeat, because a non zero sum game, all it tells you for sure is that the fortunes will be correlated for better or worse.

Since indigenous peoples' cultural heritage is intrinsically connected to their traditional lands and waters, protection for indigenous cultural heritage shall also include measures to preserve and safeguard the environment thatwhich indigenous peoples traditionally inhabit.

In principle, it does not seem reasonable to consider any technology as intrinsically bad. Rather, it should be recognized that it is the use that can be made of them that could have negative connotations.

Bob Jacklovich and John Lamb at Ford Motor Company, in the days when Ford Motor was spending vast amounts of money on fundamental research, discovered a way to build a spectroscope that was intrinsically nano scale.

It's really important to say. So much of the other things that we ought to do, like slowing emissions, are intrinsically slow, because it takes time to build all the hardware we need to reduce emissions.

This is the nature. It cannot be tainted intrinsically with hatred or jealousy because, then, if it was always there like a dye that would permeate the whole cloth then it would be found all the time, somewhere.

Right? It's adaptable to change. Right? It opens possibility, and it's cooperative. It's actually how we do our social bonding, and it's intrinsically motivated. What that means is that we play to play. Play is its own reward.

He had also repeatedly stated that Gibraltar would never agree to take part in a bilateral dialogue between the colonial Power and the sovereignty claimant, as that would intrinsically violate the political rights of the people of Gibraltar.

The low representation of women in legislatures is not only a symbol of flaws in the functioning of Latin American democracies it also means that women legislators are unable to bring their intrinsically different approaches to policy into play.

Indigenous participants affirmed that the preservation of their heritage should not be seen as a separate issue from their struggle for economic development, their land rights and from the recognition of their right to self determination, as all these factors were intrinsically linked.

In the circumstances, in the Committee's view, the appeal was so intrinsically linked to the purpose of preventing deportation, and hence to the suspension of the deportation order, that it could not be considered an effective remedy if the deportation order was enforced before the appeal concluded.

The doctrinal battle pitted the proponents of permissibility, who thought that a reservation could be intrinsically invalid by being contrary to the object and purpose of the treaty, against the advocates of opposability, for whom the reservations regime was governed in its entirety by the reactions of other States.

It is my view that there are a number of offences which are intrinsically so serious that the matter should always be prosecuted before the Courts irrespective of whether or not there has been a customary settlement and provided the case is evidentially sound. Rape, incest, unlawful sexual intercourse involving a girl under 13 years of age, and serious indecent assault fall within that category.