The right to self determination could not be equated with separatism.

They cannot be equated, for there is a qualitative difference between them.

It refers to the Supreme Court's opinion that mental illness cannot be equated to a lack of legal capacity .

He reportedly denied those charges, claiming that excess baggage could not be equated with smuggling.

When we equated you with the Lord of the worlds.

When we equated you with the Lord of the worlds.

when we equated you with the Lord of all the worlds!

when we equated you with the Lord of all the worlds!

That is a pretty solid contribution for a behavior equated with doing nothing.

However, strictly speaking, regional projects should not be automatically equated with TCDC and ECDC unless they satisfy the established criteria for such activities.

In accordance with the Committee's constant jurisprudence, arbitrariness is not to be equated with against the law , but must be interpreted more broadly to include elements of inappropriateness, injustice, lack of predictability and due process of law.

DRC added that the statement equated a group of an ethnic origin other than Danish with crime.

While it commended the Secretariat's efforts to achieve parity in the use of the six official languages, it noted that multilingualism, as defined in that context, could not be equated with universality.

The Committee recalled its jurisprudence, according to which the notion of arbitrariness was not to be equated with against the law , but had to be interpreted more broadly to include elements of inappropriateness, injustice, lack of predictability and due process of law.

In accordance with the Committee's constant jurisprudence, the notion of arbitrariness is not to be equated with against the law , but must be interpreted more broadly to include elements of inappropriateness, injustice, lack of predictability and due process of law.

In the vast majority of cases, this is equated with addressing human rights problems as the root causes of conflicts.

As regarded separation of the spouses, a woman's leaving her husband was equated with adultery, which was clearly discrimination against women.

While many countries equated nuclear programmes with development, in fact, truly developed countries were investing in cleaner and renewable sources of energy.

As to the State party's argument that mental illness cannot be equated to a lack of legal capacity , the Committee considers that confinement of an individual to a psychiatric institution amounts to an acknowledgement of that individual's diminished capacity, legal and otherwise.

According to conventional theory, markets tend towards equilibrium, function without any discontinuity in the sequence of prices, and deviations occur in a random fashion. As a result, market risks can be equated with the risks confronting individual market participants.

Since the 1980 s, governments have been pressed to promote exports to earn foreign exchange and import food. But food cannot be treated as just another commodity, and governments should develop appropriate policies, infrastructure, and institutions to ensure food security (not to be equated with total self sufficiency) at the national or regional level.

Such a roster will then be accessible to all duty stations, and a worldwide database will provide access to information on consultants by occupational field and level (equated to United Nations professional levels) reflecting a much more diverse geographical spread than is currently available to each individual duty station.

As currently used, the maintenance base is simply equated to the level of the revised appropriation approved by the General Assembly at the end of the first year of the biennium in progress.

Some equated gender mainstreaming for human development' with gender equality in human resources management for others, gender' was merely another way of saying women' adding an activity for women to a project, or counting how many women have benefited.

54. The representatives of the Study Commission explained that it had been set up on the basis of article 4 of the Constitution, following complaints by victims and parents of victims of sects and psycho groups, and by religious organizations not wishing to be equated with the groups and communities complained of.

France s response to the tension between preserving the European project (equated with the single currency) and avoiding a chronically depressed economy will be to put off the day of reckoning for as long as possible. This dead end strategy will feature vain attempts to game Germany and desperate economic expedients, such as the essentially coercive capture of domestic savings to finance government debt.

Amartya Sen provided the rationale for considering these human development indicators as components of the notion of well being which, for him, means the ability of a person to lead a life that she values a life that is equated to being and doing .

Associating himself with the questions raised by the representatives of Egypt and Palestine concerning paragraph 36 of the report, he expressed concern that national liberation movements might be equated with terrorist groups and that singling out certain countries might create the impression that only third world countries committed extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions.

Both TCDC and ECDC fall under the broad rubric of South South cooperation, which is a generic concept embracing all forms of cooperation among developing countries, although in the past South South cooperation has been loosely equated with ECDC.

In 2008, the Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded for work done on a molecule called green fluorescent protein that was isolated from the bioluminescent chemistry of a jellyfish, and it's been equated to the invention of the microscope, in terms of the impact that it has had on cell biology and genetic engineering.

The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime has reported that opium production in Afghanistan recorded a 64 per cent rise in poppy cultivation, which now occurs in all 32 provinces, involves 10 per cent of the population and with an export value of 2.8 billion, equated to some 60 per cent of the gross domestic product for 2003.

How is it that you do not expend in the Way of Allah when to Allah belongs the inheritance of the heavens and the earth? Those who spent their wealth and took part in fighting before the Victory cannot be equated (with those who spent their wealth and took part in fighting afterwards). They are higher in rank than those who spent and fought afterwards. But to each Allah has promised a good reward. Allah is well aware of all that you do.

How is it that you do not expend in the Way of Allah when to Allah belongs the inheritance of the heavens and the earth? Those who spent their wealth and took part in fighting before the Victory cannot be equated (with those who spent their wealth and took part in fighting afterwards). They are higher in rank than those who spent and fought afterwards. But to each Allah has promised a good reward. Allah is well aware of all that you do.

Meanwhile, Islamic cultures entered a historical phase in which science was equated with Western influence and eschewed. Even in countries where oil revenues could fuel a significant amount of research, Arab rulers did not encourage such investment, with the result that their societies have not prospered as much as they might have.

The State party argued that legal representation is not obligatory and that the author as a person enjoying full capacity for legal deeds could successfully plead her case before the courts by herself. In this context, it referred to the decision of the Supreme Court of 21 April 1999, which held that, in the circumstances of the case, a lawyer was not necessary as the author enjoyed full capacity of legal deeds and mental illness cannot be equated to a lack of legal capacity.

Just as Israel has frequently been attacked by rockets fired from across its border with Gaza, India has suffered repeated assaults by killers trained, equipped, financed, and directed by elements based next door in Pakistan. When President George W. Bush s press secretary equated members of Hamas with the Mumbai killers, her comments were widely circulated in India.

To be or not to be...

To be, or not to be

To be or not to be.

To be or not to be.

To be or not to be!

To be sure. To be sure.

To be, or not to be.

Used to be, used to be.

To be weak is to be dead.