By the even and odd ( contrasted )

By the even and odd ( contrasted )

So we contrasted consequentialist moral principles with categorical ones.

The two styles of capitalism can be contrasted as the family firm versus the post modern firm.

9. The distribution of non permanent members as contrasted against the earlier one can be justified as follows

If we can get rid of that, then the highways will now be useful to you, as contrasted by what's happening in many parts of the world today.

If we can get rid of that, then the highways will now be useful to you, as contrasted by what's happening in many parts of the world today.

(NOTE Ps. 73, The End of the Wicked contrasted with that of the Righteous. )

This can be contrasted with 59.9 million tonnes produced in fish farms, plus another 19.0 million tons of aquatic plants harvested in aquaculture.

In 2004, for example, Chad s 39.4 annual growth rate contrasted sharply with Zimbabwe s 6.8 economic contraction.

The results accomplished by the current Government are easily contrasted with the actions of earlier Governments.

Too often, the territorial integrity of the State has been contrasted with the rights of minorities.

It can be contrasted with price competition, which is where a company tries to distinguish its product or service from competing products on the basis of low price.

In Latin America, the apparent overall decrease for all types of intervention contrasted with information available from other sources.

37. That state of affairs contrasted sharply with the constitutional and legal safeguards and protections enjoyed by all minorities in India.

But the cost of preserving the world s biodiversity needs to be contrasted with the enormous economic and social value of forests in terms of the benefits that they provide locally and globally.

This theory of consent is historically contrasted to the divine right of kings and has often been invoked against the legitimacy of colonialism.

Most of the approved OFDI in the SW were to the developed countries, which contrasted with the direction in the FW (table 2).

Second language acquisition is also not to be contrasted with the acquisition of a foreign language rather, the learning of second languages and the learning of foreign languages involve the same fundamental processes in different situations.

In this book of hours, their life is contrasted with that of the nobles, in a world whose limits are set by their lord's majestic castle.

They can be contrasted with demographic variables (such as age and gender), behavioral variables (such as usage rate or loyalty), and organizational demographics variables (sometimes called firmographic variables), such as industry, number of employees, and functional area.

They can be contrasted with demographic variables (such as age and gender), behavioral variables (such as usage rate or loyalty), and organizational demographics variables (sometimes called firmographic variables), such as industry, number of employees, and functional area.

What will be, will be

Whatever will be, will be

Whatever will be, will be

Whatever will be, will be

What will be, will be

Whatever will be, will be

Ever will be, will be

What will be, will be.

The judges contrasted their opinion with that handed down by the Supreme Court of Canada when it was asked to rule on Quebec s right to secede unilaterally.

And images of junkies and Muslim women in headscarves are contrasted in a promotional movie with idyllic pictures of Alpine scenery and efficient banks the People s Party s Switzerland.

Domestic efforts and some conjunctural factors, such as higher internal rates of interest than the international average, attracted sizeable external resources, which contrasted with a limited external demand.

The performance of Brazil, with an economy that has a very large weight in regional averages, contrasted with that of most of the other countries of the region.

There will be wars there will be depressions there will be natural disasters.

We've been familiar for 40 years with this image the fragile beauty of land, ocean and clouds, contrasted with the sterile moonscape on which the astronauts left their footprints.

Exploiting the emotional power of black outline, sharply contrasted planes, and harshly juxtaposed complementary colours, he pits the star filled sky's eternal order against the city's tinsel and glitter.

We've been familiar for 40 years with this image the fragile beauty of land, ocean and clouds, contrasted with the sterile moonscape on which the astronauts left their footprints.

The issue of making agriculture an attractive and profitable activity as a solution to rural exodus and unemployment was strongly contrasted with the droughts and political realities in certain countries.

If we fail, none will be secure, none will be at peace, none will be free.

We will be smart, and we will be thorough.

So one will be positive, one will be negative.

Back then, Muslim thinkers contrasted the decline of their own societies with Europe's dynamism, a particularly painful distinction in light of European successes in colonizing large parts of the Muslim world.

In this regard the performance of Brazil, with an economy that has a very large weight in regional averages, contrasted with that of most of the other countries of the region.

Then two men will be in the field one will be taken and one will be left