Construction materials, especially cement, are homogeneous products.

(1)The objects of transaction in the market are homogeneous

It can be a homogeneous product, especially at the producer processor level.

International law does not possess the complete and homogeneous set of standards that characterizes national jurisdictions.

Most of us from the ship even I look out at the ocean and see this homogeneous sea.

In divided societies, the most powerful group is often unwilling to share power with the others, resulting in dictatorship. Egypt, by contrast, is relatively homogeneous.

Germany and Japan were, indeed, postwar success stories. But both were relatively homogeneous societies with significant middle classes and no organized resistance to American occupation.

It is axiomatic that mere simultaneous movement of prices, especially for a homogeneous product like petrol, is not by itself sufficient to prove an unlawful agreement.

Fortunately for the US, the Taliban is no longer a homogeneous group. A decade of running and hiding from unrelenting surveillance and targeted drone attacks has caused the movement to splinter.

8.3 As to the logging operations undertaken in the entire territory, the authors submit that the territory covered by the Herdsmen's Committee is not homogeneous forest but is made up of different types of grazing land.

Bush compares his goal in Iraq to the democratization of Japan after World War II. But Japan was a totally conquered, ethnically homogeneous country with no insurgency, a large middle class, and previous experience of political openness.

In the first scenario, a more united and homogeneous Europe emerges from the crisis, enforcing greater restrictions on member states budgets to reduce apparent risk. Accompanied by a strong, broad eurozone, risk of a future currency crisis remains.

But there are key differences. Burma has a very different internal political dynamic, not least because of the complex relationships among its various ethnic and linguistic communities social cleavages that were not an issue in largely homogeneous Poland s transition.

Europe s leaders must stop treating the eurozone as a homogeneous entity, imposing one size fits all policies on vastly different countries. The euro s framework should be adjusted to suit current fiscal and economic realities not the other way around.

Adolf Hitler used the principle to undermine fragile states in the 1930 s. Today, with less than 10 of the world s states being homogeneous, treating self determination as a primary moral principle could have disastrous consequences in many regions.

It's exactly equivalent to taking one 325 milligram aspirin tablet, throwing it into the middle of Lake Tahoe, and then stirring it up, obviously with a very big stick, and waiting two years or so until the solution is homogeneous.

It is no accident, for example, that Europe s most successful welfare states were created in ethnically homogeneous Scandinavia. People in those countries had the sense that they could understand their neighbors and fellow citizens, and that they shared a close link with them.

Most clearly, political change will not occur in the same fashion across the diverse countries of the Arab world. Unlike Tunisia and Egypt, which are largely homogeneous societies, Libya has important tribal cleavages, whereas Bahrain, Yemen, and Syria are riven by sectarianism.

Of course, Norway has the world s highest per capita income. But that is not the relevant standard against which the UK or other Western countries should measure themselves, because Norway has a tiny, homogeneous, population and sits on vast and well managed natural resources.

Iraq states that t here is no spatial differentiation across the areas of land it is unlikely that (i) the provision of all services would be equal and homogeneous across all areas, and (ii) that all services would be equally damaged across all areas .

As with corporate monopolies, the consumers (students) are often seen as a homogeneous mass, where all students can be educated according to the same pedagogical approach. But schools must be able to meet the needs and abilities of individual children in a way that makes learning a stimulating adventure.

Most notably, they are ethnically homogeneous, so that social divisions are more amenable to compromise. However, this means that the challenge of maintaining a strong social welfare state in ethnically and racially diverse societies such as the US is not economic, but one of promoting respect and inclusiveness.

Japanese society has been undergoing a rapid transformation from its traditionally homogeneous nature to one that is more individualistic, due partly to the globalization of the economy, as well as to the advent of information technology, which has resulted in increased use of the Internet and of cellular phones.

It could also not be abused to encourage secession or undermine pluralistic and democratic States nor could it legitimize ethnic religious segregation and extreme nationalism on the specious grounds that societies needed to be constituted on homogeneous lines before they could be tolerant of diversity and accept multi culturalism.

Some encourage Greece to exit the eurozone, believing that a more restricted and homogeneous currency union would be stronger and easier to unite. Others consider a Greek exit to be just the start of the inevitable unraveling of a scheme that does not serve the purpose for which it was created.

Tunisia is relatively homogeneous ethnically and lacks sharp sectarian divisions nonetheless, owing partly to its porous borders with Algeria and Libya, the specter of violence is always present. Indeed, the issue of security dominated both the parliamentary and presidential elections, with all sides claiming to be the best qualified to counter extremism.

In fact, the preconditions for intra regional cooperation up to partial integration of the interests of the countries involved look more auspicious than they did in Western Europe in the early 1950 s. Europe had neither a common language, nor was it as religiously and culturally as homogeneous as the Middle East.

One of the biggest problems in education is the high rate of repetition that observed in all levels and types of education it affects all provinces without exception it assumes homogeneous characteristics in the agricultural and urban environment it has a dimension of gender, that is, more in female students than in males.

An orbiter would use radar tomography (that is, the imaging of the interior of a solid body using ground penetrating radar) to probe the target object interior, to study its structure (for example, homogeneous, porous, fractured or simply a loose aggregate of separate boulders) and to assess the seriousness of the threat

3 However, as indicated by Bravo (2004), From the gender perspective, a definition of poverty that uses household income as a unit of measurement is widely questioned, both because it presupposes the homogeneous distribution of resources among members of the household and because it does not include housework as a basic resource of the household.

Despite these risks, many British politicians believe that they can satisfy voters at the expense of Europe, perpetuating the idea that ties with the EU a supposedly homogeneous foreign entity amount to little more than a disposable convenience. Now, it is up to the British public to think deeply about the benefits and sacrifices implicit in EU membership.

In the final scenario, what emerges is a more decentralized Europe, with less top down agreement in areas beyond trade and a smaller, more homogeneous eurozone composed of the EU s core economies. Such a construct would be far more popular with citizens who are unhappy with the accretion of EU power in Brussels and the loss of traditional sovereignty.

In fact, America s experience in the 1960s should have warned the eurozone s creators that tying national monetary authorities hands might not be such a good idea. That would not be the case if the eurozone operated according to Robert Mundell s vision of an optimal currency area, with labor and capital adjustments replacing exchange rate adjustment, and shocks being homogeneous (rather than asymmetric).

The Committee noted with interest that the Subcommittee, at its forty second session, in 2005, had heard a presentation made by the representative of Colombia on behalf of the pro tempore secretariat of the Fourth Space Conference of the Americas, entitled Geostationary orbit analyser tool , illustrating the non homogeneous use of the orbit spectrum resources, which increased the saturation risk for some regions.

During the twentieth century, social mobility increased slowly but steadily in all high income countries, with educational achievement and occupational status depending less on family background and more on cognitive ability and other personal characteristics. As a result, the lower socioeconomic groups have not only shrunk in size, but have probably also become more homogeneous in terms of personal characteristics that increase the risk of health problems.

The Subcommittee noted with interest that the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee, at its forty second session, in 2005, heard a presentation made by the representative of Colombia on behalf of the pro tempore secretariat of the Fourth Space Conference of the Americas, entitled Geostationary orbit analyser tool , illustrating the non homogeneous use of the orbit spectrum resources, which increased the saturation risk for some regions.