Success needs to be defined narrowly.

As in the Ellwanger case, restrictions on free expression should be defined narrowly.

As the big three increasingly pursue their own narrowly defined national interests, however, other EU member states are emerging as leaders in key foreign policy fields.

The EU must decide whether it represents a community of values or a narrowly defined geographic entity whose exclusionary impulses will eventually erode its global relevance.

If Germany no longer Europeanizes its more narrowly defined national interests, but pursues them as others do, the result will be a re nationalization within the EU.

He narrowly escaped death.

The participation of women in conflict prevention and resolution is no longer narrowly defined as a matter of gender equality and no longer confined to a perspective of human rights, democratic practices or social justice.

On the other hand, the activities of INSTRAW are and continue to be dispersed thinly among a variety of those themes, since under each the Institute is responsible for only one or two narrowly defined activities.

You could disregard all this as typical exaggeration if German domestic reaction did not demonstrate a clearly identifiable trend, namely Germany s withdrawal as a motor of European integration as it increasingly pursues its more narrowly defined national interests.

Moreover, Europeans do not narrowly equate national security with military spending.

The match was played on March 30, with Pakistan losing narrowly.

We feel that this occasion should be one not only for recommitment to the goals set out in the Millennium Declaration, as narrowly defined, but also for a new commitment to a process of compassionate global development that draws upon the best values known to humanity.

Like the Bank of Japan in the 1990 s, it interprets its mandate narrowly.

The government, indeed, prefers to offer only hollow initiatives focused narrowly on the economy.

He narrowly missed a chance at a World Chess Championship match on five occasions.

There is growing concern about the threat that the prevailing stalemate in multilateral disarmament negotiations poses to international peace and security. The time has come for Member States to stop looking at threats from nuclear or other types of weapons in terms of their narrowly defined self interests.

Shaheen Begum, who narrowly survived an attack by militants in mid December, told the Sunday Telegraph

The third ranked organization was Interplast, which is more narrowly focused on correcting deformities like cleft palate.

But we are not so narrowly focused as to ignore what is happening elsewhere within our region.

In closing, we maintain that the real test of our review must be the extent to which it identifies those elements that serve to chart a course forward and ensure that the result of the process redounds to the benefit of children, women and men everywhere and not narrowly serve defined interests.

On 2 October, former Minister Marwan Hemadeh narrowly escaped death when a bomb exploded next to his car.

BUDAPEST This summer, Turkey s ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) narrowly escaped being banned by the country s constitutional court.

Today s politicians focus narrowly on how high a carbon tax should be to stop people from using fossil fuels.

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But the EU s demand that Yanukovych pardon Tymoshenko, who narrowly lost the 2010 presidential election, may prove harder to satisfy.

But if the conference focuses too narrowly on Al Qaeda s presence in Yemen, it will do more harm than good.

In general, a PROBE will seek to find a solution for a broadly applicable problem and avoid narrowly focused issues.

There were limits to what could be learned about this issue by focusing narrowly on positive contributions and best practices.

So can life be defined?

Nevertheless, today s debates about how to achieve sustainable, inclusive growth are too narrowly focused on the role of governments and policymakers.

The Waxman Markey bill that narrowly passed the House of Representatives in the summer of 2009 essentially adopts the administration s guidelines.

The short length of the Group's mandate compelled the Group of Experts to narrowly focus on a limited number of issues.

Through counsel, the corporation chose to limit its evidence and define narrowly the legal question at issue before the national courts.

Christian Democratic parties first emerged in Belgium and Germany toward the end of the nineteenth century as narrowly focused Catholic interest groups.

In that view of the world, America does not stand alone against all others, issuing fiats and focusing narrowly on corporate profits.

However, this issue is defined differently.

Just as quaternions can be defined as pairs of complex numbers, the octonions can be defined as pairs of quaternions.

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

OSAKA Having seen a new prime minister every year for five consecutive years, Japan has just narrowly avoided having its third in 2010.

Virtue is defined by good accounting rules.

PRINCETON Summits are defined by their location.

Colombia recently bucked this trend, and it now appears that the leftist candidate in Mexico s presidential election, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, was narrowly defeated.

South Africa, which had narrowly failed to win the right to host the 2006 event, was thus awarded the right to host the tournament.

Recently, a wise media theorist Tweeted, The 19th century culture was defined by the novel, the 20th century culture was defined by the cinema, and the culture of the 21st century will be defined by the interface.