The Brotherhood is a movement run by a hierarchy that is more akin to the Bolsheviks.

The role of the special procedures is more akin to that of an overseer, gathering evidence and identifying criticisms

That makes her akin to Hillary Clinton.

Call it information liquidity, akin to financial liquidity.

Indeed, the Montreal Protocol is frequently considered more akin to the Climate Convention than to other chemicals agreements like the Basel or Stockholm Conventions.

He or she should not attempt to centralize information, but rather to make it flow more smoothly. Call it information liquidity, akin to financial liquidity.

In this regard, litigation PR is akin to reputation management.

In fact, China s approach is akin to gambling against the odds.

without adding , God willing . And when you forget , remember your Lord , and say , Maybe my Lord will guide me to something more akin to rectitude than this .

The build quality is relatively akin to that of the Game Boy.

Becoming a member is a seven year process of induction and indoctrination. The Brotherhood is a movement run by a hierarchy that is more akin to the Bolsheviks.

A little noted feature of the ETS is that it is more akin to 27 linked national cap and trade systems than to one big centrally administered system.

This is akin to a WTO test for departures from established international standards.

But that is pure dogma these viruses are akin to the other microbes.

The troika s decision on Cyprus was akin to policymaking by rolling the dice.

But if the conditions operate like austerity measures imposed without significant accompanying growth measures they will be more akin to bloodletting the patient must risk death before receiving genuine medicine.

Right now, a genome is akin to a novel written in an unknown language.

Non tradable activities are akin to a country s sports leagues different people like different teams.

In many ways, they began to see fighting big business as akin to fighting terrorists.

SEOUL Whether East Asia s politicians and pundits like it or not, the region s current international relations are more akin to nineteenth century European balance of power politics than to the stable Europe of today.

Indeed, the successes of Team GB produced an upsurge of patriotic rejoicing akin to victory in war.

They see discussing energy security with Russia as akin to chatting about water safety with Comrade Crocodile.

Instead, almost across the board in his administration, he chose as advisors people akin to Ken Lay.

For me, the nomad was a romantic figure, akin to the American cowboy of the Wild West.

Now there are a number of diagnostic tests, akin to marketers rules of thumb, for certain conditions.

But the stage of post financial trauma is very different from the heart attack moment it is more akin to general heart weakness, in which the activities of the patient are slowed down and reduced.

First are the libertarians, for whom anything that comes between two consenting adults is akin to a crime.

Moral intuition is therefore the psychological process that the Scottish philosophers talked about, aprocess akin to aesthetic judgment.

Addressing climate change demands a paradigm shift on a scale akin to that required to end the Cold War.

This permanent diet of paranoia has created something akin to a nationwide insane asylum, where ignorance, terror, and suspicion rule.

Never mind the obvious flaw in the Fund s logic, namely that countries such as Greece and Portugal face policy and implementation risks far more akin to emerging markets than to truly advanced economies such as Germany and the United States.

This modest claim, which refers only to promotion, is more than made up for by the description of the work of the Human Rights Committee The Committee's final decisions on the merits are akin to judgements, but are called Views'.

Europe s leaders cannot decide if the eurozone is a federation akin to the United States or a group of independent states.

And yet one senses among elites from emerging countries something akin to existential doubt, which the European crisis has served to reinforce.

A mere one hour flight from Miami, the country struggles with poverty levels akin to the poorest parts of sub Saharan Africa.

This might appear excessively hopeful, yet in Afghanistan, a country akin to Iraq in many ways, there are groups working towards this goal.

In 2014 she had roles in the films The Narrow Frame of Midnight by Tala Hadid and in The Cut by Fatih Akin.

Ukraine is undergoing a true liberal revolution, akin to the great European liberal revolutions of 1848, and reminiscent of Prague s Velvet revolution of 1989.

It was indicated that this approach assumed that the shipper should be provided with protection inspired by principles akin to those of consumer protection.

Reducing the deficit by cutting funds for education, infrastructure, and research and development is akin to trying to lose weight by cutting off three fingers.

The conundrum that advisers to authoritarian regimes face is akin to a long standing problem in moral philosophy known as the dilemma of dirty hands.

Whereas the TADS 1 and 2 VMs had to parse the commands entered by the player, before sending the results on to the game, TADS 3 employs a more general purpose virtual machine, where the command parsing is done by the game code itself, akin to Inform.

PARIS The Japanese and the British may seem very different, but a closer look reveals something akin to a parallel destiny for these two island peoples.

Publication is regarded as being akin to an order to all organizations and authorities to implement the law in question in their respective areas of jurisdiction.

Solidarity was briefly maintained when the Transcaucasian Federative Republic was created in the spring of 1918, but this collapsed in May, when the Georgians asked and received protection from Germany and the Azerbaijanis concluded a treaty with the Ottoman Empire that was more akin to a military alliance.