India will also have to reconsider its traditional opposition to the Council s tendency to broaden its mandate by taking on issues that India believes fall within the General Assembly s jurisdiction.

There was no persistent tendency to deflation.

That tendency remains dominant.

Madison (2006) has criticized the tendency of 3C training for its tendency to simplify migration and cross cultural processes into stages and phases.

The fall of Communism was an opportunity to create more effective global political institutions based on democratic principles institutions that could stop what appears to be, in its current form, the self destructive tendency of our industrial world.

The tendency to mainstream Western standards is becoming clear.

Okay, this tendency we have, this seemingly natural tendency we have, towards isolation, towards keeping to ourselves, crashes head first into our modern world.

Second, all the individuals have a tendency to line up.

Now we have the reverse tendency.

Something I love about Egyptian blogs is our tendency to complain.

Also, the tendency to overweigh small probabilities and underweigh large ones.

This has a tendency to restrain innovation in the public sector sphere.

The employment tendency was very strong in 2007.

The tendency of certain developed countries to try to give the specialized agencies of the United Nations system functions and prerogatives in the area of verifying compliance with the Biological Weapons Convention that fall outside their mandates and functions is a cause for concern.

If you fall to your left, you're going to fall 8,000 feet into Nepal if you fall to your right, you're going to fall 12,000 feet into Tibet.

Unfortunately, however, that movement is marked by a tendency to look to the past.

And it's to help all of us, myself included, to counteract the tendency to otherize.

And I think we have a tendency to make each other feel guilty.

Such a tendency contributed significantly to the Asian financial crisis of 1997 98.

In chemistry and physics, volatility is the tendency of a substance to vaporize.

The state and other external actors have a tendency to retain meaningful power.

The same tendency can also be noted among mothers.

The change in priorities and outsiders' tendency to overlook it is not difficult to understand.

But that has not altered Americans tendency to generalize invidiously about peoples and countries.

However, one model was recalled in 2007 due to a tendency for the hinges to break.

A greater tendency to consume would serve to increase at the same time the inducement to invest.

The human tendency to react to price increases is always there waiting to generate booms and bubbles.

His tendency to view Africa through an American lens is thus both understandable and inevitable.

It is distinguished from genetic variability, which describes the tendency of genetic characteristics to vary.

The rate of fertility in 2001 amounted to 40,1 and continues to have a constant decreasing tendency.

There is a tendency to focus on things that are easier to measure, like economic growth statistics.

So this tendency towards order is not always a good thing.

But a tendency toward a bubble need not become a reality.

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But, having gone too far in deregulating markets, we must resist a natural tendency to overcompensate.

There is a tendency in some media to generalize and misrepresent every incident involving Kosovo Serbs.

There is a growing tendency for Courts to rule upon compensation for the victims of trafficking.

There is a growing tendency of courts to rule upon compensation for the victims of trafficking.

Furthermore, the specialist literature on human rights has a tendency to neglect the more technical problems.

Today s tendency to view Muslim grievances in one dimensional terms reduces political discourse to a very simplistic level.

The latter refers to ...a tendency to ask only biological question about what are in fact biosocial phenomena .

They don t fall over. They don t fall.

Their analysis found a clear tendency for austerity programs to reduce consumption expenditure and weaken the economy.

But economists have a tendency to idolize such constraints without sufficiently scrutinizing the politics that produce them.

The biggest number of accidents happened in 1996, and since then the tendency has been to decrease.