At the other end of the spectrum,

These are both very successful a physician in one case, a surgeon in the other.

'that swings one way towards the whole of manifestation, and the other way to infinity.'

WASH and the Millennium Agenda

Many however, supported the prime minister.

Now, let's imagine a parallel.

On the other hand, perhaps it's fortunate.

Collectively, the national reports highlight this gap between rhetoric on the one hand and practice on the other.

The state originated from the political differences and tensions between Guatemala City on one side, and Quetzaltenango and other parts of western Central America on the other.

This approach invalidates the dichotomy between prevention and treatment on the one hand and social and economic consequences on the other.

On the one hand, it is full of promise, but on the other it is fraught with uncertainty and danger.

See also point (v).

Moreover, his Government

People, on the other hand, was a different subject.

23. The global economy presents a mixed picture of growing integration and cooperation, on the one hand, and isolationism and conflict on the other.

This remaining category covers abductions, disappearances and kidnappings, on the one hand, and child soldiers, on the other hand.

The complementarity between democracy and the observance of human rights on the one hand, and development on the other, can no longer be a subject of debate.

Policy planning on the one hand and management oversight and evaluation on the other should give us a good balance.

Prevent exploitation of religious, charitable, social, cultural, tribal, or ethnic organizations for terrorist purposed.

This decline is reflected partly in the erosion of socio political structures and thus an easing of social control, and partly in the gradual disappearance of the cultures upon which those structures were based.

What remained was the need for cooperation among all the stakeholders in the international commodity markets, which varied enormously in terms of their economic, social and political problems, as well as in other ways, and must therefore be treated with the necessary degree of differentiation.

On the other hand, the definition of armed conflict was too broad.

Some of them, moreover, are here today.

There were also legal difficulties.

You had offensives and counter offensives between the Germans and Austrians on one side, and the Russians on the other.

But in a way, they're a lot alike. How's that?

At least one commentator has noted weaknesses with the lex specialis doctrine.

India attached particular importance to the issue of migration because Indians in the diaspora numbered about 20 million people who, by dint of their toil, contributed to the development of their home and host countries.

It creates a link between cooperation in the fields of the economy and the environment, on the one hand, and, on the other hand, peaceful relations between States.

The aim was to achieve a synergy between the policy and research functions on the one hand and operational and technical activities on the other.

For that, we have to remove the settlements in order to avoid confrontations or difficult encounters between the settlers on the one hand and the Arabs on the other hand.

The linkages between these activities on the one hand and the production sector on the other has remained weak in many countries.

On one side, a bike, on the other, a blue, dirty beetle.

On the other hand and I think this the crux of the matter and the revolutionary new departure

The problem of insufficient funding has been aggravated by the tension between development policy goals on the one hand and humanitarian assistance requirements on the other.

Because IHL unquestionably applies during armed conflict, it is easy to separate a legal effect of armed conflict on IHL (there is none) from a violation of IHL by the parties to the conflict.

The relationship and interdependence of human resources, on the one hand, and development and living conditions, on the other hand, had been downplayed.

In 1990, negotiations proceeded and made real progress, while at the same time the war continued.

Well, he turns by just putting his head on one or the other side.

It is clear that there is an organic link between development, on the one hand, and democracy and respect for human rights, on the other.

The implementation of such a plan will be based on the real capacity of the Government in terms of its economic and financial possibilities on the one hand and on the degree of openness and understanding of our partners on the other.

Indeed, there is an inverse relationship between the difficulty and expense of communication, on one hand, and the quality of what is communicated, on the other.

The expanding hunger crisis reflects a lethal combination of growing rural populations and inadequate food yields.

The linkage between poverty and underdevelopment on the one hand and road safety on the other has been underlined by the Secretary General in his earlier reports.

Making a clear distinction, in statistical publications, between statistical and analytical comments on the one hand and policy prescriptive and advocacy comments on the other