That will be impossible with such disparate members.

It encompasses many disparate schools of economic thought.

The coexistence of disparate ideas cultivates competition and progress.

where do you go putting all of these disparate pieces together?

And al jebr roughly translates to the system for reconciling disparate parts.

New partnerships must be forged, even among actors with seemingly disparate interests.

And evidence of worsening antagonisms among disparate social groupings and classes is mounting.

(b) Reduction of legal uncertainties and obstacles posed by inadequate and disparate laws.

Iran, much like Yugoslavia, is a large country composed of many disparate nations.

This question is now paramount in countries as disparate as Egypt, Pakistan, and Turkey.

First it allows a disparate group of people, perhaps the entrepreneurs, to communicate and become organized.

The Assembly s first responsibility will be to draft a new constitution that can help reunify Nepal s disparate communities.

Indeed, while the BRICS may be helpful in coordinating certain diplomatic tactics, the term lumps together highly disparate countries.

At present, it is boldly highlighting the disparate, even discordant, fiscal responses now being embraced by European Union governments.

Where colonial constructions force disparate peoples together by the arbitrariness of a colonial map maker's pen, nationhood becomes elusive.

Not all of them were definitively connected, but the renewed investigations revealed ties between a number of disparate terrorist groups.

He has become increasingly reliant on the facile notion that state sponsored patriotism and nationalism can hold China s disparate groups together.

Ultimately, however, the world s relentless evolution plays to America s most important strength its unique ability to build broad and disparate coalitions.

MADRID On October 2nd in Istanbul, Syria s disparate opposition movements gave the go ahead for the formation of a Syrian National Council.

In his shows, he brings together what he calls an all star band of musicians who gel on stage despite disparate backgrounds.

Policymakers should be working to unite seemingly disparate theories to align policy decisions with the business cycle and the economy s level of development.

If this was a war with two disparate sides, I, by default, fell on team gay, because I certainly wasn't 100 percent straight.

In some countries, football is the only thing that knits together disparate people, Shia and Sunnis in Iraq, or Muslims and Christians in Sudan.

Making matters worse, market and monetary reforms have occasionally merged, with rule making becoming partly dependent on the decisions of disparate agencies and institutions.

While a BRICs meeting may be convenient for coordinating some short term diplomatic tactics, the term lumps together disparate countries that have deep divisions.

Gradually drawing down US troop levels makes more sense, because what unites the disparate elements of the Taliban syndicate is a common opposition to foreign military presence.

The ability of Karzai s successor to unite disparate ethnic and political groups a tall order that can be filled only by a credible and widely respected leader.

Muslims, including Islamists, have a diversity of views, so we need to be wary of strategies that help our enemies by uniting disparate forces behind one banner.

To this end, I met with Democratic and Republican Senators and consulted with senior administration representatives, laboratory officials, scientists and other experts with widely disparate views on ratification.

Whether or not the next government can do what is needed will depend on its ability to unify the electorate and a disparate group of regionally focused political parties.

Whereas the main distinction in Nineteen Eighty Four is between rulers and ruled, in Brave New World, people are divided into different social orders defined by disparate tastes and lifestyles.

Boundaries drawn in colonial times, even if unchanged after independence, still create problems, especially in Africa. Where colonial constructions force disparate peoples together by the arbitrariness of a colonial map maker's pen, nationhood becomes elusive.

Consider Olam, a Singapore headquartered but Africa centric global agribusiness company. From the soybean farms of Brazil s Matto Grosso to the granaries of Ukraine, Olam is prized for its ability to add value in disparate conditions.

While a BRICs meeting may be convenient for coordinating some short term diplomatic tactics, the term lumps together disparate countries that have deep divisions. It makes little sense to include Russia, a former superpower, with three developing economies.

Soon after the Bali bomb conspiracy was uncovered, earlier explosions that rocked various parts of the country were reexamined. Not all of them were definitively connected, but the renewed investigations revealed ties between a number of disparate terrorist groups.

So the third element is a red clay brick paver that again pieces together the disparate parts of this history and the neighbourhood, allowing the resident or the visitor to understand the extent of the industry in the neighbourhood.

On the No side a disparate coalition drawn from both the far right and the far left, including ultra Catholics and unreconstructed Marxists, has sought to whip up hysteria about supposed threats ranging from military conscription to euthanasia and abortion.

In fact, a new bipolar, Cold War style ideological divide has emerged. The rise of authoritarian capitalism best symbolized by China, but also embraced by countries as disparate as Malaysia, Singapore, Kazakhstan, and Qatar has created a new model that competes with (and challenges) liberal democracy.

Muslims, including Islamists, have a diversity of views, so we need to be wary of strategies that help our enemies by uniting disparate forces behind one banner. We have a just cause and many potential allies, but our failure to combine hard and soft power into a smart strategy could be fatal.

Sadly, nowadays, things as disparate as highly paid executives, the Enron and Parmalat scandals, contested mergers and acquisitions, stock market volatility, junk bonds, and asset price bubbles are all lumped together under the snide heading cowboy capitalism. Europeans are particularly prone to see things this way and to see a powerful government as the sheriff to keep the cowboys from shooting up the town.

Some Europeans and others may gloat over America s failure in Iraq, and the ineptness or worse of US post occupation policy cries to heaven. Yet the root causes of that failure go deeper, to Iraq s creation as an artificial entity in the 1920 s by British imperialist planners, who stitched together three disparate provinces of the defeated Ottoman Empire into a state that never had a coherent identity.