Owing to these three categories of norms, issues concerning the family are surrounded by uncertainty because of the inherently negotiable nature of custom.

They are themselves arbitrary.

By design, these funds are intended to be invested outside Russia.

They were usually anti Western in orientation, and for good reason.

Frontier research, like innovation, is an inherently uncertain process.

Finally, a new player has entered the nature nurture debate.

Financial judgment, by contrast, is not by its nature open to inspection.

The nuclear materials in question are plutonium, uranium, thorium, deuterium, tritium and lithium 6. They are classified under three categories on the basis of criteria relating to their nature and quantitative criteria based on their desirability, or in other words, the interest which ill intentioned individuals might have in stealing or misappropriating them.

Because commercial companies are inherently designed to get as much out of you as they can get away with.

Some say that banks are inherently special, because they allocate society s savings and create liquidity.

These are participatory, capacity building, multidisciplinary and intercultural in character.

Small, open economies are naturally somewhat specialized, which leaves them vulnerable to shocks and volatility.

The persistent nature of cluster munitions when they fail to explode forms one of the most problematic aspects of these munitions.

Trading against others is regarded as an inherently selfish pursuit, even if it might have indirect societal benefits.

Well, often we're unaware of the fact that we're living in environments in which our skin is inherently poorly adapted.

The first was the belief that taxes are inherently bad, and thus that reducing them is the only solution to any public problem.

Contagious diseases, by their nature, are of great importance for the community and demand implementation of special measures of control.

Ethnic and religious conflicts, the most common type of civil war, are by their very nature directed against entire populations, including civilians.

There was recognition of its multi faceted nature, evidenced by the continuation of familiar forms of criminality and the rise of new crimes.

Distinguish between responses for large and small spills where the spill volume has a significant impact on the hazard. The procedures for containment and recovery may indicate that different practices are required.

At home, too, massive distrust will further complicate an inherently difficult task.

The liberal model views the state as necessarily predatory and the private sector as inherently rent seeking.

An aldol reaction, for example, is inherently diastereoselective if the aldehyde is enantiopure, the resulting aldol adduct is diastereomerically and enantiomerically pure.

Combine the power of a global ethic with the power of our ability to communicate and organize globally, with the challenges that we now face, most of which are global in their nature.

Mr. Frans replied to such a comment by explaining that country visits will only inform the annual session, which will remain thematic in nature.

So cyber weapons are dangerous by nature, but in addition, they're emerging in a much more unstable environment.

For starters, the Sprague Dawley strain of rats that he used is naturally prone to tumors.

Of the remaining 72, 25 are considered of an ongoing nature and hence no target dates can be provided.

We need a card on the balance of power we need a card on crises we undoubtedly need a card on non proliferation and one on energy.

In short, dietetics was a matter of virtue as well as of bodily health.

The issues at the core of global development have nothing to do with means they have to do with morality.

It was simply not the case, Keynes argued, that the private incentives of those active in the marketplace were aligned with the public good.

44. Should jurisdiction ultimately depend on the gravity of the offence committed? Some crimes, such as terrorism, must be regarded as inherently serious.

Complexity and theories of change logic models and theories of change for advocacy campaigns are inherently complex for example protests lobbying media campaigns contribution to policy change.

There may be some techniques of farming that are inherently in conflict with the concept of sustainability, but there is widespread misunderstanding on impacts of some practices.

That is why the link to governance and institutions at Rio 20 is just as important as the transition to a green economy markets are human constructs that require rules and institutions to guide not only their direction, but also their boundaries.

The lesson is clear the market is not guaranteed by nature to produce a long run future characterized by a reasonable degree of wealth inequality and relative poverty.

That is fine in theory, but where do such assets come from? Some stock prices are normally relatively uncorrelated with the market.

Obama is correctly attempting to explain that effective energy policy, by its very nature, requires long term goals and steady progress toward achieving them.

The nature of the Internet allows a small group of religious deviants to influence a far wider group with little expense of money or effort (see annex V).

I have, like, a thing about sleeping.

It is about a good education.

The first point relates to salience.

My fourth point concerns the review.

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