An alternative to DDT may be broadly defined in two ways.

A formal system is broadly defined as any well defined system of abstract thought based on the model of mathematics.

And what counts as threat information is defined so broadly that it can mean anything.

Thus, there is a well founded fear that the planet s natural resources (broadly defined) and recuperative capacities will not withstand the pressure.

Why so? Because, in fact, the area of the lung is something very ill defined.

The bigger you are systematically, according to very well defined rules, less energy per capita.

Even if this objective were to be initially linked with a broadly defined timescale, it would establish the standard for action according to which all countries would have to be measured.

Rather than being protectionism in the usual sense, saying no to the Dubai takeover would reflect the desire to maximize the public interest more broadly and properly defined. This is the opposite to protectionism.

Freedom from fear advocates, such as Andrew Mack, argue that human security should focus on the achievable goals of decreasing individual vulnerability to violent conflict, rather than broadly defined goals of economic and social development.

The activities related to indigenous peoples should be defined in a very precise and coordinated way within this new structure.

But the goal is to go much further and, very broadly, to democratize all of this knowledge, and to try and be an authoritative source in all areas.

More broadly, Estonia has revolutionized public finances.

Two accounts, both broadly socio political, stand out.

The West has broadly welcomed Russia s new line.

Broadly, these fit into the following four categories

The budget is broadly divided into two parts

The road transport services have been broadly liberalized.

Workers and other asset holders place a very high value on safety, security, and predictability, so a defined benefit pension plan is extremely valuable.

This will not be conducive to achieving a modern, democratic, multi ethnic society something we defined at the very beginning as our common objective.

Their belief in the superiority of literal interpretations of Islamic texts and their deep animosity towards religious innovation (broadly defined) reflect their certainty that the first three generations of Muslims possessed the best understanding of Islam, and should provide guidance for future generations.

They should be affordable and broadly accessible for everybody.

The novel deals broadly with anarchism, espionage, and terrorism.

At the beginning of the Bush administration, when President Bush, now President Bush, was running for president, he made it very clear that he was not interested in intervening broadly in the world.

Except, if you think life is also defined by things that die, you're not in luck with this thing, because that's actually a very strange organism.

More broadly, the intervention s apparent success underscores three key points.

Such an agreement could also transform transatlantic ties more broadly.

During the month of August, the situation remained broadly stable.

But in fact, here in the northwest, we're living very close to the real Koranic idea of paradise, defined 36 times as gardens watered by running streams.

First, Egypt needs a broadly agreed constitution and political road map.

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Precisely for this reason, it also requires a broadly shared ethical basis.

If policymakers are to address today s problems, they must think more broadly.

More broadly, to allow Kosovo s independence would demonstrate that violent secessionism works.

In this YouTube video, many interviewees broadly support Miyamoto for Miss Universe.

Innovations on gender mainstreaming in budget processes should be more broadly disseminated.

Indeed, modern mathematics has been defined in a very general sense as the study of abstract structures (by the Bourbaki group see discussion there, at algebraic structure and also structure).

This is of significance given that the Human Rights Committee had held that the mandatory imposition of the death penalty for the broadly defined offence of murder by article 48 of the Revised Penal Code of the Philippines violated article 6 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.

Indeed, a chill is settling over Russia s relations with the West more broadly.

More broadly, we have lost sight of what banking is supposed to do.

More broadly, the study suggests that we should move beyond blaming the bankers.

So can life be defined?

More broadly, African countries need to put their political and economic houses in order.

More broadly, the US should stop using countries like Syria as proxies against Iran.

Trends in services imports broadly mirror those in exports, but there are some differences.