An Inconvenient Peace Prize

Some women find this inconvenient.

Costs and subsidies aside, electric cars have so far proven to be incredibly inconvenient.

Of course, curious as they might be, central bankers could decide that meeting in Harare would be too inconvenient and politically unpalatable.

It ruined my life The Inconvenient Truth and Mr. Gore.

By contrast, today s road transportation system is inconvenient, unsustainable, and dangerous.

Alas, the organizers of Earth Hour prefer to ignore this inconvenient reality.

Never mind the inconvenient truth that the acts may be theologically impermissible the ends justify the means, and there really is no alternative.

In the past, metallic money provided an inconvenient and unsatisfactory solution to the question of value. It was inconvenient because gold was awkward for everyday transactions, and silver had too little value for major transfers.

But lavish subsidies today simply enable an expensive, inconvenient, and often environmentally deficient technology.

In the past, metallic money provided an inconvenient and unsatisfactory solution to the question of value.

A bird that survives, despite inconvenient plumage that slows it down or makes it visible to predators, must be fit, and will likely sire a healthy progeny.

Like Toulmin, I wonder if this is a truth that is just too inconvenient, even for him.

Mubarak s ineffectiveness as broker of an Israel Palestinian peace was not truly inconvenient for some of Israel s leaders.

It was inconvenient because gold was awkward for everyday transactions, and silver had too little value for major transfers.

But even the financial stress tests conducted by regulators did not require the banks to acknowledge that inconvenient truth.

It costs too much it is inconvenient and its environmental benefits are negligible (and, in some cases, non existent).

I saw that these officials simply cut down any inconvenient initiatives and passionately support the ones they've proposed themselves.

It would be a bit awkward, but the esteemed guests could also view An Inconvenient Truth, narrated by Al Gore, the man Bush narrowly defeated in the 2000 US presidential election.

Someday, the electric car will, indeed, be a great product just not now. It costs too much it is inconvenient and its environmental benefits are negligible (and, in some cases, non existent).

This is especially interesting since it fundamentally rejects one of the most harrowing scenes from Al Gore s movie An Inconvenient Truth .

The hot northern summer fits well with the release of An Inconvenient Truth, a documentary film featuring former US Vice President Al Gore.

Taking the several inconvenient and sometimes unpleasant steps required to have a child together by means of IVF can be, and often is, the result of a much more deliberate and reciprocally loving act than sexual intercourse.

None of these initiatives would work, however, owing to a simple, inconvenient truth to this day, Europeans view each other in us versus them terms.

Given all the warnings, here is a slightly inconvenient truth over the past two years, the global sea level hasn t increased. It has slightly decreased .

None of these initiatives would work, however, owing to a simple, inconvenient truth to this day, Europeans view each other in us versus them terms.

It is time to accept that those who finance EU governments through purchasing their bonds are entitled to ask inconvenient questions, and to expect clear answers.

In other words, the boundaries of government action have narrowed tremendously in the face of strong financial markets, with their power to destabilize any government act deemed inconvenient.

This is highly inconvenient for US President Barack Obama, who needs all the help he can get in Afghanistan, even from small allies, if only for political reasons.

But the globe s real problem is not a series of inconvenient facts. It is that we have blocked out sensible solutions through an alarmist panic, leading to bad policies.

Al Gore used the pale blue dot image at the end of his film, An Inconvenient Truth, suggesting that if we wreck this planet, we have nowhere else to go.

As a result, competitive displays have been interpreted as a way to demonstrate fitness to a potential mate. A bird that survives, despite inconvenient plumage that slows it down or makes it visible to predators, must be fit, and will likely sire a healthy progeny.

Briggs concluded that t he dangers inherent in a general resort by states to the doctrine of rebus sic stantibus for release from inconvenient treaty obligations could be no better illustrated than in the reasoning and methods employed by the Attorney General in this case .

I don't know if you know this. Modern physics, there is a big movement in modern physics to decide that time doesn't really exist, because it's too inconvenient for the figures.

This would give management considerable de facto independence, since under the one person, one vote principle the larger member countries could no longer block issues just because they are politically inconvenient.

As millions go online to buy train tickets home for Chinese New Year, which falls on Jan 30 this year, users are shocked again at how inconvenient and inefficient the site is.

PARK CITY, UTAH The last documentary film that used dry charts and statistics to make an abstract argument about a global issue and nonetheless became a pop culture hit was Al Gore s An Inconvenient Truth.

Consider former US Vice President Al Gore, for example, whose documentary film on global warming,An Inconvenient Truth, is celebrated for its unflinching look at how fossil fuel consumption is leading mankind to the brink of catastrophe.

By this reasoning, a woman who finds herself pregnant at an inconvenient time could have an abortion, as long as she preserves a single cell from the fetus to ensure that its unique genetic potential is preserved.

Finally, the Court of Appeal rejected the lower court's argument that a referral to arbitration of only some of the causes of action brought before it could be inconvenient , as there would be two suits at the same time, with the risk of contradictory findings. The Court of Appeal held that the arbitration agreement could not, for that sole reason, be qualified as inoperative as per article II, para.

For those of you who saw An Inconvenient Truth, the most important slide in the Gore lecture is the last one, which shows here's where greenhouse gases are going if we don't do anything, here's where they could go.

Software developer Mike Matas demos the first full length interactive book for the iPad with clever, swipeable video and graphics and some very cool data visualizations to play with. The book is Our Choice, Al Gore's sequel to An Inconvenient Truth.

With the same humor and humanity he exuded in em An Inconvenient Truth, em Al Gore spells out 15 ways that individuals can address climate change immediately, from buying a hybrid to inventing a new, hotter brand name for global warming.

Provided that it is impracticable or inconvenient for the Greek or the Turkish judge of the Supreme Constitutional Court to act, the senior in office Greek or Turkish judge in the judicial service of the Republic shall so act respectively.

A memory hole is any mechanism for the alteration or disappearance of inconvenient or embarrassing documents, photographs, transcripts, or other records, such as from a website or other archive, particularly as part of an attempt to give the impression that something never happened.