But this is only partly true.

This has been only partly achieved.

But this explanation is only partly satisfying.

Both claims, however, are only partly true, and only partly account for Chávez s recurrent electoral victories 13 of 14 popular votes, including referenda.

But the decision lies only partly with governments themselves.

But, as with most official pronouncements in Kenya, that story was only partly true.

After all, restoring stability and growth is only partly about reviving short term aggregate demand.

Thus, if today, 60 years later, we must answer the question Can we be satisfied? , the only honest answer is Only partly.

Generally, much of our uneasiness reflects our exposure to threats that we can only partly control.

Indeed, it is only on the margins where Latin America s left is striving to differ and partly succeeding.

The IMF s blind spot in dealing with Europe until now is only partly due to European voting power.

In every situation there is a risk that the international community will assist only partly in the process.

Brazil is similarly paralyzed, partly because of its presidential election campaign, which is currently in full swing and will conclude only at the end of the year, and partly because of recent diplomatic setbacks.

But the recent price surge looks suspiciously like a bubble, with the increase only partly justified by economic fundamentals.

This is partly because many important outputs (such as fuelwood) form part of the unrecorded, informal economy, and partly because there are non market outputs (such as many environmental benefits) that can only be valued indirectly.

World leaders appear partly ignorant and partly deceptive in responding to the allegations.

H.G. Wells was only partly right the race between morality and destruction encompasses not just war, but economic life as well.

Christians, Jews and other minorities are covered partly by the Personal Status Law, partly the Civil Law and partly their own personal status legal systems.

The benefits of freer trade, such as job creation, lower inflation, and greater consumer choice, are often invisible or only partly visible.

But the group of lenders that the EU and the IMF wanted to help the most the banks only partly reduced their exposure.

But this approach has proved to be only partly successful in reducing health inequalities, leaving little doubt that more comprehensive measures are needed.

That is all the more important in periods like the current one of rapid change, high volatility, and only partly predictable systemic instability.

Chronic pain is difficult to treat even the most effective medications provide only modest relief to a minority of patients. This can be explained partly by pain s subjective nature, and partly by the fact that its source can be difficult to pinpoint.

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This pattern can be only partly repeated in the eurozone, where both debt socialization and a return to normal risk assessment appear more difficult.

If the government is only partly successful in preventing economic overheating, it might nonetheless appear to casual observers that austerity actually strengthened the economy.

Developed countries currencies have been floating against each other for several decades, but this has been only partly true of emerging and developing countries.

Those votes partly reflected displeasure with domestic policies, and partly disappointment with the way governments conduct European affairs.

partly, being exposed to both reproaches and oppressions and partly, becoming partakers with those who were treated so.

In the meantime, the identifiers delivered are kept partly with the NOU and partly in central customs warehouses.

Be refers to the shaping of character and values, and it comes partly from training and partly from experience.

It was partly inspired by Islamic socialism, Arab nationalism, African nationalism and partly by the principles of direct democracy.

Are anti GM advocates not partly responsible?

On this, the IMF is partly right.

These responses are, of course, partly complementary.

In fact, this is partly the case.

Surely, today s low volatility is partly cyclical.

A partly cloudy afternoon over Katsikas camp.

The eurozone, currently wrestling with fiscal imbalance and sovereign debt risk, has a strong and autonomous central bank, but is fiscally fragmented and only partly unified politically.

Tuberculosis was also soaring, partly as a result of the AIDS epidemic and partly because of the emergence of drug resistant TB.

The United States has experienced steady de industrialization in recent decades, partly due to global competition and partly due to technological changes.

At present, the resources for this work come partly from the interim allocation of the Kyoto Protocol, and partly from supplementary funding.

Parties fight for those who can be made to feel good about themselves, but they may not fully realize that this is only partly a matter of policy.

These partly reflect China s sheer size and impact.

The issue is partly one of internationalism itself.