Corollary Prohibition of indiscriminate attacks

But Abenomics has a strategic corollary as well.

The second dangerous corollary was that markets know best.

Higher incomes are an entirely normal corollary of economic growth.

The often unstated corollary to this doctrine is regime change.

We also encourage States parties to ratify and implement the Agreement on the Privileges and Immunities of the Court, which is an important and necessary corollary to the proper functioning of the Court.

There is an economic corollary to this an economic house divided cannot prosper.

There is a clear corollary the voices and interests of relatively poor people count for little in American politics.

1787 Jacques Charles proposes Charles's law, a corollary of Boyle's law, describes relationship between temperature and volume of a gas.

Finally, article 2 is a corollary right linked to a substantive right, thus not giving rise to an individual claim.

A corollary is that public money makes it possible for adventuresome programming even if audience tastes run to the conservative side.

China should count these wage increases as a measure of its success. Higher incomes are an entirely normal corollary of economic growth.

The fourth requirement is non assimilation and its corollary, which is to protect and promote conditions for the group identity of minorities.

Abraham Lincoln once said that a house divided cannot stand. There is an economic corollary to this an economic house divided cannot prosper.

Therefore, the current paragraph 3 (b) of article 9 of the draft convention imposes a general reliability requirement without any corollary attribution provision.

A crucial corollary of this strategy is large scale technology transfer to developing countries, allowing them both to grow and to curtail their emissions.

The EU s supposed democratic deficit is a corollary of the technocratic imperative that has emerged as a favorite scapegoat in the ongoing European drama.

History The concept of polhode motion dates back to the 17th century, and Corollary 21 to Proposition 66 in Section 11, Book 1, ofIsaac Newton's Principia.

During the mid 2000 s, there was a brief window when some argued that currencies had become more stable as a corollary of the Great Moderation in macroeconomic activity.

Part of this initiative must be to provide, as a corollary to new disarmament requirements and control mechanisms, the assurance of non discriminatory access to nuclear know how, research, and technology.

But an immediate corollary of this diagnosis is that dealing with this crisis requires finding a solution to the debt problem that is, the problem of over indebted sovereigns and insolvent banks.

Recourse to law for the peaceful settlement of disputes has, necessarily, as a corollary, the obligation to implement fully, willingly and in good faith the decisions of the International Court of Justice.

As a corollary to the questions above mentioned questions, it is proposed that the review should also take into account the composition, frequency of sessions and organization of work of the CRIC.

But the corollary of that is that, if we all are brothers and sisters and share the same genetic material, all human populations share the same raw human genius, the same intellectual acuity.

As a corollary to the civil society efforts in Somalia, the independent expert views the establishment of independent human rights institutions as a key feature of promoting and protecting human rights in Somalia.

Necessary Migrants

The longstanding stagnation in wages for unskilled labor was attributed to low cost, labor intensive imports, ignoring the corollary that Western workers consumption of labor intensive Asian goods offset the effect on real wages.

If the audience has progressive tastes, private money and innovative programming are entirely compatible. A corollary is that public money makes it possible for adventuresome programming even if audience tastes run to the conservative side.

A logical corollary of the criteria set forth by Kenen and Obstfeld, and even of Mundell s labor mobility criterion, is that currency unions cannot survive without political legitimacy, most likely involving region wide popular elections.

One view is that their surpluses were a corollary of the policies favoring export led growth that worked so well for so long. China s leaders are understandably reluctant to abandon a tried and true model.

Europe s Necessary Union

America s next president must re engage with Asia not as an afterthought, and not as a corollary to the war on terror, but as a central component of a roadmap to a safe, secure, and prosperous future.

The details aren't necessary.

Is Stimulus Still Necessary?

To build the necessary unity and a political strategy, a European Baker Hamilton style commission is necessary.

Food is necessary for life.

Some compromise will be necessary.

The necessary innovations are emerging.

Two big changes are necessary.

Treatment Treatment is always necessary.

Interviews are given whenever necessary.

Thus, assuming state debt was not central to the success of post war financial stabilization in the new country rather, it was a natural corollary of the fact that most of the debt had been incurred fighting for a common cause.

As a corollary, questions concerning the compatibility of limitations on and derogations from rights under the Covenant and regional treaties are not self judging by national authorities, but are subject to review and supervision by the competent treaty monitoring body.

I've talked about what's desperately necessary.

Please do what you consider necessary.