The utility of the state is clear.

Those people appreciate clarity.

Try to keep a clear head.

In the West, we value clear writing and transparency.

Then, surprisingly, there was calm and clarity.

Clarity about Diamonds

Nonetheless, SDRs have proved to be useful.

(f) The number and usefulness of briefing sessions on issues concerning African development.

But it needs great doctrinal clarity, a firm political will, and a constitution.

Imprisonment brought Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn this clarity as well.

The usefulness of activist monetary and fiscal policies became widely accepted in the aftermath of the Great Depression.

False alarms make the pandemic under way designation almost meaningless and diminish its usefulness.

'It interests me because I like definiteness,' he replied.

Clarity of purpose and deftness of style give Fischer considerable authority in Schroder's cabinet.

The usefulness of activist monetary and fiscal policies became widely accepted in the aftermath of the Great Depression. 160

The clearness with which she now saw her own and every one else's life pleased her.

Let us be clear there is no military solution to this problem.

Only such clarity can allow for a proper end to international actors engagement.

Even when initially successful, government intervention in favor of business can outlive its usefulness and become ossified.

On the American side of the Atlantic, the usefulness of these automatic fiscal stabilizers is unchallenged.

Several visits still need to take place, at which point I hope there will be some clarity as to the time and place of the negotiations.

Mindful of the great utility of new technologies used for personal identification in electronic commerce and commonly referred to as electronic signatures,

But clarity in these four areas will be essential for success at Copenhagen.

(g) The number and usefulness of South South forums sponsored or co sponsored.

The Nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty review conference will begin the work of adapting the NPT to our rapidly changing world. Many policymakers hope that 2010 will bring clarity on the North Korean and Iranian nuclear programs.

A political system s clarity and comprehensibility, together with its voluntary nature, are essential to democratic legitimacy.

Many policymakers hope that 2010 will bring clarity on the North Korean and Iranian nuclear programs.

The ECB s asset quality review and bank stress tests are expected to bring some clarity to the first question.

In the first place, the xanthines (its main ingredient) has energizing attributes that stimulate the central nervous system, it provides intellectual clarity and enhances concentration.

Aware of the usefulness both to the Territories and to the Special Committee of the participation of elected and appointed representatives of the Territories in the work of the Special Committee,

Aware of the usefulness both to the Territories and to the Special Committee of the participation of elected and appointed representatives of the Territories in the work of the Special Committee,

Aware of the usefulness both to the Territories and to the Special Committee of the participation of appointed and elected representatives of the Territories in the work of the Special Committee,

Worst of all, racism has flourished, because productivity and social utility have become less effective in protecting targets of discrimination.

The Saudi regime s stability now depends on its ability to maintain unity and establish clarity in its system of succession.

But the peculiar way in which SDRs were adopted limited their usefulness.

100,000 fax machines make possible ten billion different connections. This is known as Metcalfe's law the number of connections, and thus the network's utility, rises not proportionately, but exponentially.

And let us be clear anything less than a United States of Europe will not be powerful enough to prevent the looming disaster.

To succeed requires programmatic clarity, organizational honesty, and an understanding of the concerns of societies that have lost their traditional structures. Those structures are gone forever, but a liberal democratic order cannot succeed through situational politics built on popular resentments.

Realistically, all that the Commission can ask of European national governments is for transparency and clarity in their fiscal accounts.

To succeed requires programmatic clarity, organizational honesty, and an understanding of the concerns of societies that have lost their traditional structures.

This solution would not only permit the much needed administrative reforms to be implemented it would also bring clarity and transparency to a process that is in great need of improvement.

In the eighteenth century, Voltaire constructed an analogous argument, claiming that religion s major virtue was its social usefulness.

A number of countries, including Denmark, the Netherlands, the US, and Belgium, have long standing fiscal watchdog agencies, such as the US Congressional Budget Office (CBO).

But, while these older institutions have proven enormously useful, they are typically quite constrained.

WASHINGTON, DC In the maelstrom of events and news that characterize the current global crisis, it is often difficult to keep a clear head and a sense of what is really going on.