We're deeply ambivalent about the truth.

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Yet many in the Maghreb policymakers and the public alike remain ambivalent about regional integration.

Public opinion in some candidate countries was ambivalent about the EU even before Chirac's remarks.

Yet many economists are as ambivalent about global rules and institutions as ordinary people are.

The French are deeply ambivalent about globalization, as if it were yet another invading force.

I'm ambivalent about the itinerary for our overseas trip which my brother has drawn up.

Some legal experts are ambivalent about the arrest of a junior high school kid in Gansu.

The country s attitude towards the capital is ambivalent.

Putin s position on global warming would be less ambivalent.

Ambivalent Conquests Maya and Spaniard in Yucatan, 1517 1570 .

Just as he dithered over going to war with the US, Hirohito was hopelessly ambivalent about how to end it.

I hope for an agreement, but the situation is very ambivalent.

The French are deeply ambivalent about globalization, as if it were yet another invading force. The British have nearly the opposite perspective.

Indeed, German public opinion remains deeply ambivalent about the euro, and increasingly disillusioned its continual decline against the dollar (and the pound).

Public opinion in some candidate countries was ambivalent about the EU even before Chirac's remarks. Now, anti EU attitudes could well become stronger.

The French Right was ambivalent about the war in late 1939 and early 1940, feeling that the greater threat was from the Soviets.

Uzbekistan, especially, has presented an extremely cautious, even ambivalent, face in public.

Many men and women in the rest of the world especially in the developing world observe this in us and are ambivalent about it.

Immediately following the coup, the European Union adopted an ambivalent position toward it.

The ambivalent relationship between Russia and its Muslims is deeply rooted in history.

According to the stories people told about it, it was a rather ambivalent kind of youth exchange, and those stories were told only in secret.

The legacy of dead dictators from vanquished totalitarian regimes should no longer be ambivalent.

Nor can we be oblivious of the fact that some nuclear Powers continue to oppose or at least to be ambivalent about a comprehensive ban on nuclear testing.

It received generally mixed reviews from music critics, who were ambivalent towards its production and lyrics.

If this happens when we claim to love trees, I shudder to think what would happen if we were ambivalent about them? Or thought we could live without them?

The IMF's economic framework still does not provide for countercyclical fiscal policies, because the IMF remains ambivalent about the standard Keynesian prescription of stimulating an economy in a downturn.

And finally, of course, I think it's fair to say that a large part of the reason why the public is so ambivalent about aging now is the global trance I spoke about earlier, the coping strategy.

And finally, of course, I think it's fair to say that a large part of the reason why the public is so ambivalent about aging now is the global trance I spoke about earlier, the coping strategy.

We in the Caribbean have been more ambivalent towards the horror and shame that was plantation slavery.

As a result, the spread of the Colombia Plan, despite its meager and ambivalent results, has remained obscured.

Unfortunately, the language on the veto contained in the resolution of the group of four is still ambivalent.

And to this day, I am ambivalent, but when you have instead games like Flow, there's no doubt.

Some of this had to do with his ambivalent anglophobia and his distrust of his mother, Queen Victoria s daughter.

Hayao explains in the booklet why he is against amending the Constitution even though current status is somewhat ambivalent

Today s flux in the Middle East is a highly ambivalent affair, because the situation can improve or (more likely) deteriorate.

By stealing the economic policy clothes of the Tories, Blair exposed the ambivalent posture of the Conservative Party in Britain.

We are disappointed at reported cases of non compliance with nuclear non proliferation commitments and an ambivalent commitment to disarmament.

And in fact, as man began to understand more his complex and ambivalent nature, harmony grew more complex to reflect it.

While the economic and social situation has improved on some fronts, in qualitative terms, the situation in the country has always been ambivalent.

Young people are generally ambivalent about the legal drinking age. Some feel that establishing a legal drinking age tends to be arbitrary, as some young people behave responsibly enough to drink while others exceeding legal age limits do not.

Yet many economists are as ambivalent about global rules and institutions as ordinary people are. They worry that international bodies, lacking democratic oversight, make it easier for the rich, powerful, and well connected to run things to their own advantage.

From Israel s viewpoint, the rise to power of Sunni political Islam throughout the region over the past two years will lead to an ambivalent outcome.

The public, disillusioned by the kleptocratic regimes of Benazir Bhutto and Nawaz Sharif that preceded Musharraf, is far too wretched and ambivalent to rise up.