They coincide with the data of the popular Russian performer.

The problem is that the contours of a cultural community rarely coincide with a political entity.

Wider Europe in the East happens to coincide with Russia's near abroad.

Publication of the article was timed to coincide with the professor's birthday.

It was released September 30, 2005, to coincide with Truman Capote's birthday.

Their boundaries do not necessarily coincide.

These revelations also coincide with Macedonia's ongoing effort to join the European Union.

But Fatah has its own view of what is logical one that might not coincide with such prescriptions.

When events, for whatever reason, coincide with their theorems, the orthodoxy that they espouse enjoys its moment of glory.

Fighting in the Yemen war had paused mid year to coincide with peace negotiations.

It is quite possible that if the forms do not coincide with my requirements I shall forgo my legitimate desire.'

There is also the worrisome possibility that the next gubernatorial election will coincide with, or fall just before, the Olympics.

But the division into young and old did not coincide with the separation into parties.

When the basis and its dual coincide (i.e.

The reality is that top jobs require more than two workdays a week, and they do not coincide with school hours.

The reality is that top jobs require more than two workdays a week, and they do not coincide with school hours.

To him that phrase, Charity begins at home, meant that my payday or someone else's would just happen to coincide with his lucky day.

This date also happens to coincide with James Watt s design of the steam engine in 1784.

And he went on to say, These differences do not coincide with corresponding differences in climate.

7. Also notes that the Organization of African Unity has agreed that an international refugee day may coincide with Africa Refugee Day on 20 June

'Well, I am very glad, or rather very sorry, that I coincide with Spencer but it is a thing I have long known.

Whatever the truth, the narrative now emerging in Russia, at any rate, appears to coincide with reports that first surfaced on the Russian Internet.

But the case for a climatic cause becomes stronger when outbreaks coincide with other projected consequences of global warming.

To be Western or Westernized, above all, is a mindset which does not coincide with any continent, nor with any specific nation or religion.

The Israel Hezbollah war of 2006 reminded the Union, once again, that its strategic interests do not always coincide perfectly with those of the United States.

The opening of the new facilities are anticipated to coincide with the opening of the City Creek Center in 2011.

The values and interests of the EU s newest member states coincide in most ways with those of the 15 earlier members.

In November, Tramiel set a deadline for the first weekend of January, to coincide with the 1982 Consumer Electronics Show (CES).

This failure would coincide with the emergence of a new world order, as two centuries of Western predominance come to an end.

Many visitors to the country carefully time their trips to coincide with the blooming of the cherry trees dotted all across the country.

What neither Friedman nor anyone else anticipated in 1998 was that the first serious downturn following the advent of the euro would coincide with the mother of all financial crises.

Ceremonies commemorating the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, as well as the end of the war itself coincide with Japan's traditional O Bon festival.

The Bush years are seen positively, for they coincide with the consolidation of India s international status and emergence as America s key diplomatic partner in Asia.

The decision, coming at the cabinet s regular meeting on February 15th, was not intended to coincide with Kim Jong il s 63rd birthday the following day.

The decision, coming at the cabinet s regular meeting on February 15th, was not intended to coincide with Kim Jong il s 63rd birthday the following day.

Indeed, the darkest moments in China's long history often coincide with massive domestic spying systems usually these herald not only renewed tyranny but instability as well.

The demonstration was timed to coincide with the anniversary of the referendum on Catalan independence from Spain, which has been declared illegal by the central government.

Effeminate men and masculine women coincide perfectly with the popular view of homosexuals as men who are not real men and women who are not fully feminine.

Incidentally, the date set for the next hearing (11 November) will coincide with a roundtable discussion on the case at the Central European University in Budapest, Hungary.

You also want the activity of each separate man to have an aim, and love and family life always to coincide and that doesn't happen either.

The unwavering US position since Dwight Eisenhower s administration has been that Israel s borders coincide with those established in 1949, and, since 1967, the universally adopted UN Resolution 242 has mandated Israel s withdrawal from the occupied territories.

The forum was timed to coincide with National Unity Day, the 400th annivesary of the restoration of Russian statehood, and the 20th anniversary of the adoption of the Russian Constitution.

So the merit criterion happens to coincide well with the much recognized but never honored need to give emerging market countries more weight in the IMF s governance, in line with their new weight in the global economy.

Cherry blossoms also coincide with graduation and the end of the school year at the end of March, and the start of a new school year at the beginning of April.

Each large tent is given a letter number combination, and the rows and sections of tents coincide with ethnic and linguistic communities Palestinian Syrians, Iraqi Kurds, Yazidis, Afghans, and so on.