These assessments are unusually divergent.

Who will address inequality and divergent social interests?

They have different interests. They have divergent values.

There are divergent views on many vital global problems.

If the European Parliament approves their proposal, divergent national rules would be reintroduced.

So, even though a law may be standardized, law enforcement may see divergent outcomes

And I think it s probably in the divergent mode that we most need playfulness.

But, for truly democratic societies, the challenge of reconciling divergent interests never goes away.

The problem is rooted in divergent perceptions among the various players in the labor market.

Divergent opinions were expressed, some favorable, other adverse to the criminalisation of prostitutes and their clients.

These international rules left enough space for national development efforts to proceed along successful but divergent paths.

Look to America s northern border and you see that free trade is indeed compatible with divergent national welfare objectives.

The most divergent parties in the intellectual world, previously so hostile to one another, have all merged into one.

In Ukraine, the divergent interests of the country s west and east have to be recognized if legitimacy is to be established.

These divergent yields reflect the market s perception of the risk of default or of effective devaluation associated with leaving the euro.

Counter intuitively, however, the excessive number of Europeans actually diminishes Europe s influence, because they usually defend national interests, which are often divergent.

If not, will expansion aggravate the problem because the biases of ECB members will become even more divergent than they are today?

But there are significant differences and economic imbalances within the EU and the euro zone, reflected, for example, by increasingly divergent interest rates.

As if the diplomatic spat over Iraq weren't bad enough, relations between America and Europe are being slowly poisoned by divergent economic policies.

Corporate income in the EU is currently taxed under widely divergent national rules, based on separate accounting (SA) of income earned in each country.

The other concluded that the crisis highlighted just how wrong the consensus view had been, and recommended a new approach that considered divergent views.

By contrast, an open society accepts uncertainty, and it establishes laws and institutions that allow people with divergent views and interests to live together in peace.

After all, regulatory disparities are not just a product of divergent national interests how effectively diplomacy is practiced and coordinated can play a role as well.

It is in the financial industry s interest to support the development of these mechanisms as a means to address the competitive implications of divergent national regulation.

America and Europe are not only following divergent economic policies, but their currencies are also diverging because the world is going through a major exchange rate realignment.

The prime concern for the EU bureaucracy is to find compromises that meet the wishes of member states, and to accommodate often divergent and contradictory national preferences.

Consider the problem that would be posed by the eurozone an economy that faces major challenges in reconciling its members divergent monetary, fiscal, and exchange rate needs.

The USSR fell apart because its monolithic institutions could not accommodate nations Czechs and Uzbeks, Hungarians and Siberians, Poles and Mongols whose histories, circumstances and aspirations were radically divergent.

The growth order s stability will depend on institutionalized and effective coordination between the state, the market, and society a major challenge, given the divergent interests within and among these groups.

These international rules left enough space for national development efforts to proceed along successful but divergent paths. Western Europe chose to integrate within itself and to erect an extensive welfare state.

According to the Belgian economist Robert Triffin, an international monetary system based on a national currency is inherently unstable, owing to the resulting tensions among the inevitably divergent interests of the issuing country and the international system as a whole.

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

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.

Look to America s northern border and you see that free trade is indeed compatible with divergent national welfare objectives. The US Canada trade agreement (a precursor to NAFTA) was once opposed by Canadians who worried that their country s generous social welfare programs would be fatally undermined by it.

The G 20 should provide the political support to develop a framework that relies on monitoring, consultation, mutual oversight, reporting, and publication. It is in the financial industry s interest to support the development of these mechanisms as a means to address the competitive implications of divergent national regulation.

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