Greedy therewithal , intrusive .

It is subject to constant, intrusive, and welcome foreign scrutiny.

Elsewhere, more intrusive rules are being implemented, or are under consideration.

Alternatively, they could be non intrusive, such as off site air sampling.

And forsake the wives your Lord created for you ? Indeed , you are intrusive people .

And forsake the wives your Lord created for you ? Indeed , you are intrusive people .

This is as opposed to intrusive rock formation, in which magma does not reach the surface.

Intrusive techniques such as closed circuit television or radiation monitoring may give rise to proliferation sensitive information.

These assumptions took a hard hit in the crisis, causing an abrupt shift to far more intrusive regulation.

On the contrary, they felt liberated from what they experienced as the intrusive, commodifying, basely sexualizing Western gaze.

India did not favour intrusive monitoring and finger pointing when dealing with specific human rights situations in various countries.

This may include restrictions on investments by institutions and individuals and intrusive regulation that limits, or dictates, their conduct in the market.

But the international community has become ever more intrusive in using legal remedies against persons who engage in provocative and dangerous speech.

Not to worry the European welfare state will remain more generous than the stingy American one, but it may become more manageable and less intrusive.

At the same time, if Turkey is to become a mature, modern democracy, the military will need to accept a less intrusive role in Turkish politics.

Customers can buy three different tiers of reminders, ranging from 50 rubles (about 0.75) to 150 rubles ( 2.20), spending more cash for bigger, more intrusive advertisements.

In recent years, several jurisdictions have created rape shield legislation, which protects rape victims who testify from intrusive cross examination that can have adverse psychological effects.

The account of the United Nations verification indicates that, under a comprehensive and intrusive international inspection regime, Iraq could not completely hide its biological weapons programme.

No one doubts that Chinese local governments play a much more active and intrusive role than their counterparts in the West, which implies an additional complicating factor.

These could be intrusive technologies, such as sampling within ductwork, taking smears for subsequent radio chemical analysis or taking direct radiometric and other measurements from facility effluents.

The non intrusive nature of the government is appreciated people eagerly engage in their private affairs with little regard for the political realm, which they have willingly abandoned.

Second, new capital ratios with multiple and decreasing capital thresholds, which trigger increasingly intrusive corrective action, should serve as the basis for a new system of mandated supervisory action.

Inspections would need to be frequent and intrusive to reassure the outside world of what Iran is doing or, perhaps more to the point, what it is not doing.

Accordingly, such measures should be lifted as soon as the emergency which justified their imposition no longer exists or can be managed by less intrusive means under the relevant instrument.

Furthermore, the Council distorts the Charter's spirit and its provisions by means of its increasingly intrusive agenda, which usurps functions of the General Assembly and the Economic and Social Council.

However, the potential drawback with Identifier evidence is that access to some of it may be regarded by its owner as too intrusive, in terms of national security or proliferation risk.

But for the purpose of arresting a person suspected of having committed murder or a terrorist attack, the police may, of course, use firearms if other less intrusive methods prove ineffective.

Straw defended women s right to wear less intrusive headscarves yet he also argued that something is seriously wrong when, in conversation with another person, one cannot engage in face to face interaction.

Moreover, while it remains essential to attach policy conditions to IMF supported programs, they should be focused squarely on solving a country s critical problems, so that the conditions will be relevant rather than intrusive.

His fall from public grace too statist and fiscally intrusive for the right, but too moderate and social democratic for the true left was more rapid than that of any president of the Fifth Republic.

Over the years, the tabloid press has become increasingly intrusive, claiming the right not just to expose corruption and incompetence in high places, but to titillate readers with scandalous revelations about the private lives of the famous.

Indeed, because greater openness, a less intrusive state and an expanded role for the private sector were expected to deliver the biggest growth dividend to poorer countries, income convergence was the dominant trend anticipated for the decade.

Of course, given China's highly politicized atmosphere, politics can leak into even the most innocuous areas of discourse, and the many talk shows and audience participation formats necessitate a less intrusive but nonetheless effective system of content regulation.

The result is that the least unacceptable candidate gets the job. And, as it stands, there is no reason to believe that the advent of social media, satellite television coverage, or a more intrusive press will change that fundamental reality.

If every individual devoted as much energy and resources as the rich do to avoiding their fair share of taxes, the tax system either would collapse, or would have to be replaced by a far more intrusive and coercive scheme.

Emerging and developing countries are demanding a stronger voice in the IMF, but they also seem to be suggesting that they would like it to be less intrusive and less able to impose conditionality while simultaneously providing more and cheaper financing.

Any agreement involving an end to sanctions and diplomatic isolation would need to be accompanied by intrusive monitoring, inspection, and verification arrangements, covering not only all sensitive stages of the nuclear fuel cycle, but also any suspected weapons design or engineering facilities.

A situation may arise where a specific verification technique may be deemed too intrusive (e.g. closed circuit television camera within the machining area), where an alternative method could be used (e.g. monitoring of electricity used by the machine as an indicator of operational load).

It is a model best described as ano participation pact.The Kremlin may have monopolized decision making, but it is largely non intrusive and enables citizens to live their own lives and pursue their own interests as long as they do not encroach on the government realm.

Instead of making a halt to uranium enrichment the be all and end all of their effort, their central objective should be to subject the Iranian activities to as much verification as possible if Iran wants to enrich, so be it, but it must accept intrusive international inspections.

It is to be hoped that the combination of measures by the Palestinian Authority and the return of relative calm will make it unnecessary for the Israeli Defence Forces to use the unlimited discretion that they have reportedly been given to take intrusive military action to quash attacks against Israelis from Gaza.

The State party must further demonstrate that the prohibition of the association and the criminal prosecution of individuals for membership in such organizations are in fact necessary to avert a real, and not only hypothetical danger to the national security or democratic order and that less intrusive measures would be insufficient to achieve this purpose.