The inconsistencies between climate goals and energy policies are becoming increasingly stark.

The Cultural Contradictions of Multiculturalism

Yet contradictions abound.

But this stock rhetoric fails to address the discrepancies between the BRICS interests, or to define the bank s role in reconciling and advancing them.

Egypt s unfolding drama will be framed by the triangle of contradictions and demands among these three groups.

China s North Korean Contradictions

The discrepancies have not been resolved see below.

The growing discrepancies between foreign trade data and port data have cast doubt on the reliability of the former.

Notions of what is right and wrong often collapse under the irreconcilable tensions between tradition and modernity, the individual and the community.

This is because t he web of contracts has developed serious inconsistencies.

In 1964, further study of the mineral identified inconsistencies between electron density subtraction maps and the chemical evidence that abernathyite contains potassium.

Abu Kais discusses the contradictions involved in negotiating a compromise presidential candidate.

That is not only because she is a poor public speaker, but also because she herself does not seem to know how to resolve the contradictions between national solutions and European constraints.

The lack of contradiction can be defined in either semantic or syntactic terms.

Large discrepancies exist within the eurozone, reflected in structural trade imbalances between the core and the periphery that lie at the heart of the debt crisis.

The data suggest that people who consume meat go to great lengths to try to resolve these moral inconsistencies between their beliefs and behaviour by adjusting their beliefs about what animals are capable of feeling.

But setting the correct rate for risk free assets is difficult when capital flows easily across borders, enabling market participants to exploit discrepancies between countries rates.

America s economic contradictions are part of a new business cycle that has emerged since 1980.

Paradigms should co exist in economics, just as in other social sciences.

Whatever the limits or contradictions of shared values, it would be naive to dismiss their importance.

In the Babarnama , for example, we see the internal contradictions in the personality of the founder of the Mughal Empire.

Iran is a land of contrasts. On a recent visit organized by the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR), the coexistence of entrenched tradition and rapid transformation was starkly apparent.

The centralist approach disregards the vast discrepancies in economic performance among EU countries and ignores the fact that one finds more economic success stories among Europe s smaller countries than among its large ones.

Richard's paradox (Richard 1905) concerning certain 'definitions' of real numbers in the English language is an example of the sort of contradictions that can easily occur if one fails to distinguish between mathematics and metamathematics.

The Egyptian delegation also wondered about a number of apparent contradictions in the handling of access control plans.

Dialogue based on equal rights, consultations and negotiations must be the means for resolving contradictions and protecting peace.

Gosta W. Ahlstrom argues the inconsistencies of the biblical tradition are insufficient to say that Ezra, with his central position as the 'father of Judaism' in the Jewish tradition, has been a later literary invention.

The spectacle of a communist regime trying to jack up a casino like capitalist market is just one of the many contradictions that have been accumulating in almost every corner of China s economy and politics. And now, their weight is perhaps becoming too heavy for the Party hierarchy to bear.

WASHINGTON, DC As we enter 2011, the Euro Atlantic region is a study in strategic contrasts.

Therefore in manufacturing today, which is global in the scope of its methods, there is no longer any such contradistinction.

They're saving us by redefining and re imagining a future that defies and blurs accepted polarities, polarities we've taken for granted for a long time, like the ones between modernity and tradition, First World and Third World, oppression and opportunity.

In a genuine currency union, wealth transfers and automatic stabilizers mean that such discrepancies do not pose a problem.

Each one of us brings to this gathering his or her society's unique experiences of how those contrasts are unfolding at the grass roots level.

Apart from the major contradictions noted above, such a thesis is alien to the spirit and substance of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties.

Why make such a statement, when it can bring only chagrin and despair to the victims, and comfort and solace to a criminal regime? How one can reconcile such contradictions is beyond me.

Such contradictions reflect significant measurement discrepancies, which, in India s case, could be on the order of hundreds of millions of people.

Of course, these contradictions are real, but our main source of strength cannot be their weakness.

However, these incidents have shown yet again that large scale reform of the United Nations is needed in order to resolve the internal contradictions that hinder its effectiveness.

On 7 February 2003, the Refugee Determination Division found that he lacked credibility owing to serious contradictions in his statements, and refused to grant him refugee status.

The Committee notes with deep concern the major contradictions between, on the one hand, consistent information from both intergovernmental and non governmental sources relating to the existence of grave violations of the Convention in Turkmenistan, and, on the other hand, the sometimes categorical denials by the State party.

But the newcomer asking the most basic questions begins to notice logical inconsistencies, from which the real constraints on solutions and technological limits arise.

But neither side is free of contradictions, and both are trapped in a seemingly insoluble conundrum.

All of these contradictions are currently exploding in Syria, whose population is suffering a humanitarian catastrophe, while the world stands by, up to now unwilling to intervene.

The complainant's later comments on these points (see paragraphs 5.3 and 5.5 above) do not satisfactorily address these inconsistencies.

Ironically, 2006 is also the year that Russia takes over the chair of the Group of Eight industrialized countries, which is set to meet in Moscow this spring.