The practical necessities of politics are bound to dilute ideological purity.

To hold the debate on those terms threatens to dilute the moral principle.

National identities cannot be negotiated away but diplomacy can dilute their aggressive manifestations.

To change that will inevitably dilute the privileges of those nations, including the United States.

How many liters of water did you use to dilute the acid in the test tube?

But one of the things we're discovering is that wind, like solar, is an actually relatively dilute source of energy.

It is important to dilute the global impact of local politicians pursuing non energy agendas, or simply their own limited interests.

In the past, Asians put a premium on protecting their sovereignty and were wary of any multilateral approaches that could dilute it.

Essentially, to deliver anesthesia, you want as pure oxygen as possible, because eventually you're going to dilute it essentially with the gas.

Federalism forms a final barrier to change, by allowing opposition parties to alter, dilute, and reject bills that are detrimental to their clientele.

They want to dilute the international condemnations for the decision to ban protests and rallies and turn them into a condemnation for terrorism

This reflects concerns about Turkey s Muslim culture and its large population, as well as concern that any further enlargement will overly dilute the European project.

Joint efforts to combat drug trafficking in Afghanistan, for example, could help dilute the mutual antagonism and distrust that contribute to blockage on the nuclear front.

A larger actor s many interests and objectives often dilute its attention to a smaller actor, which, by contrast, can focus its attention and will more easily.

Joint efforts to combat drug trafficking in Afghanistan, for example, could help dilute the mutual antagonism and distrust that contribute to blockage on the nuclear front.

The left, which would strongly influence any third front government, are staunchly opposed to economic liberalization and wish to strengthen, rather than dilute, India s large public sector.

Now the bacteria are dilute, that little hormone molecule is gone, so they're not making light but of course the squid doesn't care. It's asleep in the sand.

Netanyahu will return as Prime Minister, and every party in power or not is ready to block, dilute, or paper over whatever policies the new government manages to adopt.

The theory of debt overhang the intellectual origin of the proposal explains why troubled banks are reluctant to issue new equity the benefits accrue mostly to the bank s bondholders and dilute existing shareholders.

To mitigate the cost, some dishonest dealers will dilute rose oil with geranium ( Pelargonium graveolens ) or palmarosa ( Cymbopogon martinii ) essential oils, both of which are rich in geraniol, the main constituent of rose oil.

The clash was the latest in weeks of violent protests across Nepal's southern plains, where members of the Madhesi ethnic group say new provinces established under the proposed new constitution would dilute their political influence.

The researcher concluded that since more than 40 percent of Taiwanese had type O blood, which is believed to be the least submissive type, they needed to dilute the country's 'rebellious blood' by increasing intermarriages with Japanese.

But it is the economic slowdown that renders all developed countries less resistant to the financial shocks resulting from the sub prime problem and from the mixed loan packages that are then used to dilute the risks attached to sub prime debt. Indeed, the combination of banking uncertainties, slower growth, and the heightened risk of underemployment and casual labor creates the political weakness now visible in the UK, Spain, Italy, and elsewhere.

First, G 8 leaders should consider implementing standards in energy transactions requiring open and transparent contracts in line with best practices in business. It is important to dilute the global impact of local politicians pursuing non energy agendas, or simply their own limited interests.

So he learnt, from Kapitonich, from his nurse, from Nadenka, and from Vasily Lukich, but not from his teachers.

Far from eye far from heart.

(i) Two from those elected from African States, two from those elected from Eastern European States and two from those elected from Western European and other States

The United States had been pressing the EU to advance Turkey s application for admission, but Turkish membership was already controversial in several EU countries. This reflects concerns about Turkey s Muslim culture and its large population, as well as concern that any further enlargement will overly dilute the European project.

Musawwira from Ghana, Hadya from Pakistan, Jaleel from Iran who uses fire.

She comes from their sweat, from jasmine.

From which Surah is this Ayah from?

Where are you from? I'm from Paris.

People migrate from poor countries, from middle income countries, and from rich countries.

Its emperors used silver from Persia, glass from Europe, precious stones from Central Asia, and gold implements from India.

These came from member countries, from civil society organizations, and from letters, documents, and email messages from across Europe.

These came from member countries, from civil society organizations, and from letters, documents, and email messages from across Europe.

No. These are economists from MIT, from Carnegie Mellon, from the University of Chicago.

Americans are from Italy, Europeans are from Japan

Yours comes from guesswork, ours from the Bible.

(ii) Four from those elected from Asian States

Judging from his accent, he is from Kansai.

Where are you from? I am from France.

Where are you from? I am from France.

She s from Canada and he s from New Zealand.

He's from Canada and she's from New Zealand.