The Constitution consigns these complexities to history.

There are two other ways to address complexity and asymmetries.

These will be continuously monitored and every effort will be made to resolve difficulties.

A sea faring analogy simplifies some of the complexity.

CFCF The problem is that there are so many layers of complications in the translation process.

If such a contingent capital structure had been in place before the crisis, troubled banks would have been recapitalized by the contingent debt holders while avoiding the complications and legal posturing inevitable in formal bankruptcy.

For Iraq, the complexities and contradictions of the war were even more pronounced.

He was a master at converting the complicated into the simple and, rather than being paralyzed by complexity, he found new ways to deconstruct and overcome it.

The quest for market efficiency has also led to a frightening rise in complexity.

But they have not gone unnoticed among ordinary Arabs.

Lawyers work out prenuptial contracts, and then the complexities of divorce negotiations.

And amazingly, that evolution sustains the trajectory that biological evolution had established toward greater complexity.

Underlining the complexities involved in considering the issue of missiles in the conventional context,

At the same time, conditions for Russian investment in the EU are far from perfect.

This, of course, is weighed against the direct risk of complications from the procedure, which are rare but not unheard of.

Fraught by political pressures, financial disagreements and other complexities, the process was painstaking and expensive.

The recipient is unlikely to see the complexities most of this will be handled in the background. To start, you can simply set your price at, say, 1, along with a list of people who can reach you for free.

As is the case with many new initiatives, this strategic alliance faces varying degrees of complications at the implementation level.

That's why Shakespeare puts all that stuff in Hamlet you know, Ophelia going mad and the play within the play, and Yorick's skull, and the gravediggers.

These complexities are lost on many observers when matched up against the convenient and catchy rhetoric of the Shia Crescent.

Technical assistance may be needed in managing the complexities of successful bond issuance.

Frustration with the complexities of trying to provide ready fixes leads to attempts to find even more radical solutions.

Of course, so long as the US runs annual current account deficits of almost a trillion dollars, it will need to borrow from strategic rivals such as China, Russia, and unstable Middle East petro states, which increasingly will lend in the form of high yield equity investments rather than low yield T bills.

It is obvious that, as difficult as peacekeeping is, it does not hold the subtleties and challenges that peacebuilding entails.

When neither length nor complexity affects the cost of a message, however, the field is open for irrelevant and unnecessary communication.

But best practice institutions are, by definition, non contextual and cannot take local complications into account.

Advocates of the Iraq war lacked an understanding of the complexities on the ground to wage an effective war of liberation and democratization.

There are a great many subtleties to how a government should attempt to pursue each of these policy options.

Private developers have trouble getting a large plot free of restrictions.

In the face of such complexity, it is not surprising that genuine policy disagreements lead to extended debate and relatively little action.

There is a high unmet need for contraception, and complications from unsafe abortion pose a serious public health problem.

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Once you have stayed here, you cannot go back.' He meant back beyond that mountain of trash, back in the legal city, of legal buildings, with legal leases and legal rights.

The legal and illegal supply chains are closely interlinked.

It is not confidence that dominates Davos 2008, but rather a sense of impotence, if not bewilderment, at the world s growing complexity.

Humans are born with the capacity to be moral, but it is a limited capacity which is ill equipped to deal with the ethical complexities of the modern world.

Current events, not just in Libya, but also in Tunisia, Egypt, Syria, Yemen, and Bahrain, mirror the political complexity of these countries.

Even on the population level, we are facing some of the same complexities at HICCup (the Health Initiative Coordinating Council), a startup that I founded. How do you measure health improvement?

In view of those complications, the Government of Italy decided to withdraw its military police contingent in July 2005, after about five years of service with UNMEE.

Despite the complications and challenges described in this report, the implementation of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement, and the Mission's mandated support to the parties, are largely on track.

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