LONDON Opinions about Vladimir Putin run the gamut.

a Haiti Bank's Transition Strategy 2005 2006, Inter American Development Bank, March 2005.

But what do I mean by different visions of life making for completely different possibilities for existence?

Financial regulation is driven by the interests of banks, health policy by the interests of insurance companies, and tax policy by the interests of the rich.

Contemporary Pakistan has, to varying degrees, all of these.

The invasion of the lungs may lead to varying degrees of cell death.

The player must shoot down incoming Chimeran ships varying in size.

Since the end of the Civil War, the United States had experienced panics of varying severity.

Most techniques have both kinds of serious errors, to varying degrees.

These various technological innovations are all gaining commercial success at differing rates.

The combination of poverty, unemployment, environmental and health problems, often exacerbated by violent conflicts, is placing increasing numbers of young people in cities at risk.

Our choices will result in different outcomes and different costs.

Just as Facebook friends come in varying degrees of intensity, quality, and symmetry, so does attention.

Commercial poaching occurs at varying levels in all tiger range states.

This morning we heard a dichotomy of assessments of the situation in Kosovo.

The current status of these different technologies varies considerably.

She feared that independent central banks would serve the interests of their banking clients, rather than those of the economy as a whole.

The best interests of the child

Management reforms directly pit the interests of Members against those of the Organization as a whole.

Such inequalities exist, to varying degrees, in all developed countries.

They can provide varying degrees of color sensitivity, image contrast, light sensitivity and so on.

In differing degrees, the developed countries have launched a great number of major projects.

Countries of the subregion are all affected, to varying degrees, by such trafficking.

Argentina s interests and those of its creditors were thus aligned both wanted growth.

Clearly, the supply reflected only the exporting State's and Iraq's interests, not those of the organization.

But different governments have different degrees of fiscal room for maneuver.

Those who do report harassment face vague laws and spotty enforcement by police and prosecutors.

In the all around finals, Johnson scored a 15.175 on vault, 15.375 on bars, 15.900 on beam and 15.425 on floor.

An astonishingly large number are jokes both verbal and visual of varying quality.

Elections do occur in the Arab world, and they vary in frequency and significance.

But the end of the Cold War in Europe changed the political status quo with mixed results, to be sure.

To varying degrees, this divide is paralyzing Socialist parties across Europe.

The police officers who had committed the acts of torture had been sentenced to varying periods of imprisonment.

The most important of these is stainless steel, which contains mainly chromium and nickel in varying proportions.

According to Kuwait, each shoreline habitat provides services to a unique set of organisms to varying degrees.

People have goals and interests.

In light of article 3 of the Convention, States parties must guarantee that in all activities and programmes concerning children, whether undertaken in public or private early childhood institutions, the best interests of the child shall be a primary consideration.

It is another matter altogether to subvert democracy by privileging particular interests over others.

Many people here codeswitch to varying degrees, says linguist Loubna Dimachki.

Prosecution and Defence counsel come from all over the world, and have different court room styles.

The capacity of United Nations country teams to coordinate international assistance remains uneven, however.

The other Asian countries concerned are at various stages of preparing the NAPs.

This requires that Pakistan s and Iran s interests be included in this consensus, as well as India s, Saudi Arabia s and probably also China s.

To be sure, on many issues the interests of corporate insiders overlap with those of investors, and here insiders can be expected to lobby in directions that are consistent with the interests of shareholders.

Both decisions acknowledge that the current rules of the international economic game reflect the interests of the advanced industrial countries especially of their big corporations more than the interests of the developing world.