The international community is now faced with a cruel dichotomy.

The situation today in no way justifies the dichotomy between nuclear States and non nuclear States.

The panellist from Rio Tinto emphasized that there was no dichotomy between socio economic responsibility and building shareholder value.

Moreover the ambit of the concept of an armed conflict does not march comfortably with the dichotomy of belligerent and neutral.

And they reflect a dichotomy of art and delight on left and the right tradition and revolution on the top and the bottom.

She would also appreciate further clarification of the phrase dichotomy of gender versus party , which was used throughout the State party's fifth periodic report (CEDAW C PAR 5).

First, the traditional dichotomy between the international law of war on the one hand and the law of peace on the other hand is dissolving. Vöneky, supra, at 25.

Cognizant of this concern and of the fact that the term humanitarian is based on a well defined set of internationally accepted criteria, OIOS will maintain this dichotomy throughout the report.

A similar dichotomy applies to many other critical issues, including adaptation to climate change, efforts to improve resource management, urbanization and the rise of megacities, increased labor mobility, and human capital expansion.

So, too, does the idea that accommodating religious differences is dangerous. A false dichotomy is created in which Muslims must choose between a Western and European identity or a supposedly separate Islamic identity.

Indeed, colonialism as a contemporary practice is inconsistent with the principle of democracy, and the OAS can contribute significantly to the decolonization process by considering this dichotomy within its activities related to the Democracy Charter.

If international law, while of course duly safeguarding the legitimate interests of States, must gradually turn to the protection of human beings, it is only natural that the aforementioned dichotomy should gradually lose its weight.

The phrase dichotomy of gender versus party referred in particular to situations where women in elected positions responded to the interests of their political bloc or partisan group, while not genuinely taking into account women's specific needs.

She noted the proposal of the Chairman of the Special Committee, that the OAS consider the dichotomy between colonization and the principles espoused in the Democratic Charter, and undertook to bring the issue to the attention of her principals.

In the practice of States, however, this neat dichotomy between bilateral and multilateral treaties appears to be diminishing, as evidenced by a comparison of the peace treaties of the Second World War with those following the First World War

More fundamentally, such solutions require abandoning the false dichotomy of liberty and security. If security concerns trump basic rights and freedoms, fanaticism will have scored a victory and the same thing will happen if expressions of Islamophobia and xenophobia increase.

One view is that our identities are immutable, impermeable, exogenously generated, and intrinsically opposed to one another. This classic us versus them dichotomy leads to sympathy for one s in group and implacable conflict with out groups a bottomless source of conflict throughout history.

At a deeper level, the real dichotomy is not between state capitalism and unfettered markets it is between extractive and inclusive economic institutions. Extractive institutions create a non level playing field, rents, and narrowly concentrated benefits for those with political power and connections.

From the outset, my delegation warned that the creation of a simple and straightforward dichotomy between so called reproductive cloning and therapeutic cloning was leading us towards an excessive simplification of the question, given all of the unknown factors that science has yet to uncover.

SADC would like to render its full support to the notion that the dichotomy of humanitarian and development assistance must be overcome and replaced by more innovative and simultaneous humanitarian and development action that takes into consideration the short term shocks and the long term challenges.

Ultimately, the debate over international versus national jurisdiction reflects a dichotomy that is no longer apt in contemporary political conditions, for it obscures the fact that international law is increasingly embedded within domestic law. Despite being putatively national, the Iraq tribunal couches the relevant offenses in terms of crimes against humanity.

So what I hope is that, not only can the money keep flowing forth through Kiva that's a very positive and meaningful thing but I hope Kiva can blur those lines, like I said, between the traditional rich and poor categories that we're taught to see in the world, this false dichotomy of us and them, have and have not.

BARCELONA In recent months, the dichotomy between booming financial markets, on the one hand, and sluggish economies and dysfunctional politics, on the other, has loomed large. Yet insufficient attention is being devoted to a critical factor time, and who controls it that could well mean the difference between an orderly global resolution of today s growing inconsistencies and a return to a more troubled phase.

The most important implication of believing that cultural modernity emerged in more than one species is that it largely eliminates the dichotomy that Western thought has traditionally detected between the natural world and human culture. The archaeology of early modern and Neanderthal populations suggests that we are not the chosen people who received from God the light, the divine mandate to go forth, multiply, and eliminate their subhuman neighbors.