The ground handicap must not be confined within a narrow definition.

Then Einstein, with his special theory of relativity, looked at a whole set of symmetries of Maxwell's equations, which are called special relativity.

She denies that the doctrine of res judicata, either in its narrow or in its wide application, would apply to the present communication.

It was said that the wording forcibly removed should, therefore, be narrowly defined.

. broad or narrow areas of competence (communications, obligations, issues )

Another delegation favoured the narrow approach provided by the 1952 Convention.

It is inserted in a slot and the message comes out in a paper roll from another slot on the other side.

If multilateralism is to be truly effective, it cannot be based on a search for the least common denominator.

She welcomed Cécile Reinhardt's statement and cautioned against a narrow definition of education.

The man is hiking on a narrow path.

As a rule, they are to be interpreted in a narrow sense and may only be imposed on the basis of the principle that the copyright is linked to a social environment.

On the narrower measure, as East Asia experienced a sharp drop in poverty rates, there was a persistent rise in the numbers elsewhere.

You... shall cross a narrow plank, so narrow you can't find your footing.

Those 12 conventions and protocols relating to terrorism, adopted over a span of 36 years (1963 1999), have laid important normative foundations in a number of areas.

Take the straight and narrow path

Now our friend over there, Albert Einstein, used to pay very little attention when people said, You know, there's a man with an experiment that seems to disagree with special relativity.

By adopting a narrow definition of decolonization, the draft resolution failed to take into account the complex reality of Non Self Governing Territories.

The expression technical cooperation activities alone was too narrow and could cover items such as staff costs.

Through counsel, the corporation chose to limit its evidence and define narrowly the legal question at issue before the national courts.

So we have this special theory of evolution that applies only to organic biology, to us.

The view was also expressed that draft article 1 did not sufficiently distinguish between diplomatic protection stricto sensu and other related concepts, such as diplomatic or consular assistance to nationals experiencing difficulties as a result of their detention or trial in another State a situation where none of the criteria for diplomatic protection stricto sensu, such as the exhaustion of local remedies, could be invoked.

The participation of women in conflict prevention and resolution is no longer narrowly defined as a matter of gender equality and no longer confined to a perspective of human rights, democratic practices or social justice.

This dictates a radical change in mindset a change from bureaucratic turf protection to teamwork, and from narrow departmentalization to interdepartmental (joint) programming.

In a narrow fivefoot hole, he lives, sleeps, eats, and rests.

Take the straight and narrow path

In addition, the examination of the topic should be limited to unilateral acts stricto sensu, saving the study of unilateral conduct for later.

172. It was suggested that the word quot Government quot in paragraph 88 might be interpreted in a narrow meaning and exclude local or municipal authorities.

How beautiful it is to lose ourselves in these little streets on the island.

But leaders all over the world have a duty to explain that narrow worldviews, with no place for differences, can offer no genuine protection.

On the left, opinion is split between those who oppose racism and intolerance above all and those who want to protect employment and preserve solidarity for what is left of the native born working class.

The definition should be sufficiently narrow not to infringe on the right of States to make political pronouncements and should reflect a deliberate intention to create a legally binding obligation.

As for article 21, his delegation was still unclear as to the phrase their own means of subsistence and development and were of the view that this should be narrowly defined.

We cleaned up the swaths of beach shown.

It was so close in there. Let's go out into the sunshine.

I wish to stress that the words by my Minister emphasizing the importance of the Conference on Disarmament recall not only the satisfaction, but also the obligation, we feel towards the Conference on Disarmament in the narrow sense, and the international community in the broad sense.

The point is, none of us should be parochial, none of us should be so nationalistic to believe that all good ideas will come only from our country.

His delegation would continue to be flexible, bearing in mind the paramount need to define terrorism neither too narrowly nor too broadly.

Britain and the United States will meet on Saturday in the last game of the first round.

Most species have very small geographical ranges and are uncommon locally.

For 15 years I've been teaching a narrowminded, worthless man.

This is a clear but very narrow standard.

This would avoid utilizing terms such as quot insolvency quot or quot bankruptcy quot , which may, for the present purposes, have too narrow a technical meaning in some legal systems.

In this geo strategic setting, Israel finds itself small in size with no strategic depth.

Then you use the symmetry of special relativity and you get an even simpler set down here, showing that symmetry exhibits better and better.

His Government also supported the goals embodied in article 21 but certain of the provisions needed to be narrowed and clarified.