Postponing important decisions leads to an inefficient budget shaped by competing national interests.

Others, however, see a Chinese strategy that is confused, contradictory, and paralyzed by competing bureaucratic interests.

Compared to monetary policy, fiscal policy is infinitely more complex, involving many more trade offs among competing interests.

The Sudanese leadership, in collaboration with the international community, will need to identify ways to prevent competing interests from derailing the process.

The climate change agenda has become so politically driven that important actors have tagged onto it all sorts of competing interests, economic and otherwise.

More recently, the EU has also had to face the reality of competing with Russia in what President Dmitri Medvedev calls Russia s sphere of privileged interests.

The situation in Syria is usually and rightly described as an intricate, multi dimensional playing field with a wide variety of political actors and competing interests.

In sum, the Iraqi government may appear effective for much of 2006, but it will be committed to trying to serve the competing interests of sharply divided constituencies.

(m) Competing claimant means

(gg) Competing claimant means

Law applicable to competing rights

Which is better for economic growth a strong guiding hand that is free from the pressure of political competition, or a plurality of competing interests that fosters openness to new ideas and new political players?

The Court does not possess the institutional competence to deal with issues of this complexity, which presumably will require Parliament to engage in public debate, a balancing of competing social interests and intricate legislative drafting.

The following are some the competing theories.

Enhancing water use efficiency and managing competing uses

Commentary and State practice reflect this competing logic.

We believe that they are complementary, not competing.

While import liberalization works fine for integrating with the world economy when import competing interests are not powerful and the currency is unlikely to become overvalued, export subsidies or special economic zones will work far better in other circumstances.

There are two competing explanations for Europe s relative malaise.

Only four of the seven competing teams were European.

Water authorities or coordinating bodies should have the competence to integrate all aspects of water management and should be rendered competent to arbitrate among the various competing demands, and diverging interests regarding groundwater abstraction and use, both short and long term.

Education has its share of champions, but it needs more of them, from all segments of society. There will be pressures and competing interests, but the bottom line is that leaving no one behind begins with ensuring a high quality education for all.

You just think, competing giants, even from Harvard, Oxford, is difficult.

Instead, the US urged that competing claims be resolved through negotiation.

Competing narratives matter, and terrorism is about narrative and political drama.

Competing Fatah candidates split the vote, ensuring that Hamas nominees won.

Priority of the security right over the rights of competing claimants

Bush was competing with Ronald Reagan for the Republican nomination in 1980.

In theory, there are three competing, fundamentally different visions of the EU s future.

The results suggest that religious and national identities are complementary, not competing, concepts.

Mechanisms Several competing theories exist as to the exact mechanism of ash formation.

India and Japan are increasingly capable of competing in space research and activity.

(h) the availability of alternative sources of water to satisfy competing water demands

Interests

But Smith stressed that private interests always pursue selfish interests

Near Tel Aviv, in adjoining Jaffa, a competing militia under Hassan Salameh, took control.

As such, it is extensively studied as a means to discriminate between competing theories.

A competing system, dbx, invented by David Blackmer, also found success in professional audio.

The climate change agenda has become so politically driven that important actors have tagged onto it all sorts of competing interests, economic and otherwise. That should not have been allowed to happen, but it has, and there can be no way forward unless and until we confront that fact.

The situation in Syria is usually and rightly described as an intricate, multi dimensional playing field with a wide variety of political actors and competing interests. But there has been an inadequate focus on the Syrian people s simple desire for genuine reform, greater personal freedom, and more economic opportunity.

This solution was designed to meet the competing interests of recognizing the parents' right to secure their children's education in conformity with their own religious and philosophical convictions, while also acknowledging that society had a legitimate interest in enhancing mutual respect, understanding and tolerance between pupils of different backgrounds.

The lesson is clear security interests must come before business interests.

Security Interests

Soon, however, he was recoiling from what he saw as a chaos of competing ideas.

Earlier, generals from a competing service, the FSB, had arrested Cherkesov s deputy for illegal bugging.