His Majesty's Government is committed to resolving the problems confronting Nepal with patriotism as the point of convergence.

In the mathematical field of analysis, uniform convergence is a type of convergence stronger than pointwise convergence.

I think we can reach a good degree of convergence. The representative of France made that point in his statement a moment ago.

One report highlights the need for a right to control natural resources, especially as their market value is high from the point of view of the rural populations in dry areas, who usually see resources as a point of convergence of their economic activities.

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The second point of convergence between Indian and Western interests is one that will probably get no public mention during Chirac s visit India can perhaps serve as a counterweight to China.

Those points of convergence deserve thorough consideration and reflection.

So my story really is as much about that convergence in the Americas as it's a convergence story in Eurasia.

But interest rate convergence caused economic divergence.

For starters, there is the convergence argument.

The convergence goes beyond their agendas common irrationality.

Slow German growth, he maintains, is a sign of natural convergence.

At that point, the problem of how to divide the eventual bill when things became costly was not addressed, and the problem of excessive debt was wished away by the establishment of convergence criteria (which were not fully implemented anyway).

First, empirical evidence shows that convergence of per capita income between lagging and leading regions is neither a necessary nor a sufficient condition for achieving poverty reduction and social convergence.

So this dream is really enabled by the convergence of two known technologies.

On re regulating finance, there are plenty of good ideas, but little convergence.

A possible convergence of interests lies with expanded South South trade and investment.

Moreover, the project provided indications of the extent of convergence achievable in participating countries.

I think they re two quite different modes divergence and convergence.

Countries have a right to difference, not to imposed convergence.

(a) Convergence and privatization in telecommunications institutional and other responses.

An obvious starting point for a Hamiltonian Europe would be to set some standard limit for federalized national debt perhaps the tarnished threshold of 60 of GDP that was mandated (without adequate enforcement) by the Maastricht convergence criteria, or perhaps a lower limit.

To be sure, some modern service activities are capable of productivity convergence as well.

There are a number of issues where a degree of convergence has already been achieved.

This is Kishore Mahbubani s argument in his book The Great Convergence.

Ultimately, greater convergence in the post crisis global economy appears inevitable.

The political process has now reached a phase at which areas of convergence are emerging.

Convergence journalism can be found in the likes of CNN and many other news sites.

First, the new architecture must facilitate the convergence of the security, humanitarian and development perspectives.

Other problems of convergence and privatization may be identified and suggestions made for their solutions

Divergence in policies and convergence in outcomes is not a realistic expectation.

All these islands lie in the cold seas below the Antarctic convergence.

The process of convergence of evidence and the careful cross checking and review of testimony requires time.

The chief point of intersection between the European and US approaches is major banks. This convergence has less to do with regulatory thinking on bank size or function than with a common need to play to the political gallery and raise more tax revenue.

Development agencies and environmentalists must thus urgently work toward the convergence of development and conservation priorities.

We also need to consider how to enhance coordination of economic policies to promote productivity convergence.

Improved convergence of approaches, programme strategies and interventions will lead to greater effectiveness and enhanced outcomes.

Perhaps one could interpret the common currency as forcing eventual convergence in policies.

The asymmetry facilitated an eastward transfer of EU norms and institutional convergence, but no commensurate transfer of resources.

Europe s monetary unification of the 1990 s was supposed to be accompanied by fiscal convergence and harmonization.

Unfortunately, this convergence of interests can push us to focus on ineffective, expensive responses to climate change.

Garrett, Allison, Themes and Variations The Convergence of Corporate Governance Practices in Major World Markets, 32 Denv.

A convergence of such researchers resulted in founding the International Society for New Institutional Economics in 1997.

What results UNDP has achieved have been based on convergence among the following elements