Wildly different.

The policy fluctuated between two opinions.

China's imports have fluctuated, but have generally increased since 1996.

Suddenly the horse began to run about wildly.

And the rules and the belief systems were wildly disparate.

Growing up is about aiming to succeed wildly and being fulfilled by failing really well.

And people often say to me, You know, this is great, but it's wildly idealistic.

The second problem is that the planet that we have is being used in wildly unfair ways. Right?

As in the previous period, the annual number of death sentences fluctuated in the years 1999 to 2003 from approximately 3,050 to 5,300.

Total revenue generated by Customs services has fluctuated from US 300 million in 1990 to 70 million in 1994 and to 260 million in 2004.

Estimates done in 2001 by the United States International Trade Commission indicated that United States exports to Cuba fluctuated between 658 million and 1,200 million annually.

Overall troop figures fluctuated during the reporting period, reaching a total of approximately 9,000 at the end of 2004 owing to the presence of election support forces.

Recently, affected by seasonal changes, natural disasters and sudden outbreaks, prices of agricultural products necessary for daily life such as vegetables and pork have fluctuated in some areas.

The proportion of women in the Government of Estonia has fluctuated, but on average women have made up 12.5 of the members of the Government (see Table 7.2).

The dots exhibit human qualities. They kind of have their own physics, and they swarm wildly around, kind of exploring the world of life.

Iraq states that the number of sheep in Syria fluctuated between 1978 and 2002, and that a decrease in the number of sheep only occurred in 1992 and not in 1991.

Since the beginning of the second half year, the A share market has rallied. However, recently the Shanghai Composite Index has fluctuated around 3000 points, indicating the decline in investors' risk appetite.

In a wildly entertaining discussion with Richard Saul Wurman, architect Frank Gehry gives TEDsters his take on the power of failure, his recent buildings, and the all important Then what? factor.

The emperor, alarmed, fires wildly and misses his mark. The sharpshooters hidden in the forest take aim and fire, only this time their target is not the bear, but Ceausescu himself.

In fact, he forecasted that the price of doing nothing could even approach 20 of GDP. (Never mind that this cost estimate is probably wildly overestimated most models show about 3 damages.)

As a result, while the distribution of vacancies within and among programmes has fluctuated over the course of the biennium, there has been a clear increase in the overall vacancy rate for posts subject to the suspension.

But despite his colleagues fleeing for their lives, 21 year old Anthonius Gunawan Agung refused to leave his post in the wildly swaying control tower at Mutiara Sis Al Jufri Airport Palu airport.

Many poor countries are wildly off track when it comes to meeting this goal. At the current rate of educational expansion, an estimated 118 million children will be absent from primary school in 2015.

The notion that Americans have gotten better at everything while other rich countries have stood still is thus wildly misleading. The US productivity miracle and the emergence of Wal Mart style retailing are virtually synonymous.

Late pick ups went up every week for the next four weeks until they topped out at triple the pre fine average, and then they fluctuated at between double and triple the pre fine average for the life of the fine.

Predicted growth rates remain high and, although global and regional patterns have fluctuated from year to year (most recently owing to fears over terrorism, health crises (e.g. SARs) and natural disasters), tourism has shown a strong and rapid ability to recover.

Clifford Stoll captivates his audience with a wildly energetic sprinkling of anecdotes, observations, asides and even a science experiment. After all, by his own definition, he's a scientist Once I do something, I want to do something else.

One budget area can and should be cut military spending. But even if America s wildly excessive military budget is cut sharply (and politicians in both parties are resisting that), there will still be a need for new taxes.

As in Iran in 1979, demonstrators united in opposition to the old regime have wildly differing goals. Their biggest demands secure jobs, faster growth, low food prices are not necessarily compatible, and they may require policies that inflict pain.

In this funny and insightful talk from TEDxHouston, builder Dan Phillips tours us through a dozen homes he's built in Texas using recycled and reclaimed materials in wildly creative ways. Brilliant, low tech design details will refresh your own creative drive.

After a recent martial arts match between an American and a Russian, Putin, a judo enthusiast, stepped into the ring to congratulate the Russian victor, a member of his United Russia party. The audience screamed wildly, Putin, go home! until he did.

The patchwork of 28 separate asylum systems is expensive and inefficient, and it produces wildly uneven results in terms of the reception, status determination, and integration of new arrivals. The EU should establish a single European Border Guard and a single Asylum and Migration Agency.

More importantly, the fears underlying the bicycle theory are wildly inflated. We live under the most liberal trade regime in history not because the WTO enforces it, but because important countries rich and poor alike find greater openness to be in their best interest.

When it comes to terrorism, however, we have created an atmosphere of fear that is wildly disproportionate to the actual risk, handing power to terrorists unnecessarily and harming ourselves preemptively. In many cases, the treatment or the immune response is worse than the disease.

In the United States, quarterly GDP growth has fluctuated between 2.1 and 4.6 in the first half of 2014. Of course, Chinese growth almost surely fluctuates far more than the official numbers reveal, in part because local officials have incentives to smooth the data that they report to the central authorities.

And when the vaccine appeared last winter, there were a lot of people a surprising number who refused to get it as a nice example of how people's feelings of security change, how their model changes, sort of wildly with no new information, with no new input.

First, increased reliance on fossil fuels runs contrary to the 1997 Kyoto Protocol s targets for reducing carbon emissions, as well as to the EU s own climate change objectives. Moreover, fossil fuel costs fluctuate wildly with oil prices, and the centralized nature of nuclear and coal fired power stations creates distribution problems.

And we really love being close to the art center, because we have, as a matter of fact, one of the alumni from the art center, Eric Nyquist, had put a series of displays, far out displays, you know, in our what we call mission design or spacecraft design room, just to get people to think wildly about things.

That model is, to some extent, a policy induced construct, the result of a deep rooted bias toward construction and manufacturing as the leading drivers of economic development. This predilection harkens back to the Great Leap Forward of the 1950s, when scrap metal was melted to meet wildly optimistic steel production targets, thereby advancing Mao s dream of rapid industrialization.

Overall labor force participation remained fairly stable (66.9 percent in 1996 67.8 percent in 2000 and 65.7 percent in 2003), but rose slightly for males in those years from 83.5 to 84.2 and then 85.3 percent, but fluctuated for females in the period 1996 2000 (moving from 50.7 percent in 1996 to 56.5 percent in 2000), and decreased in the period 2000 2003 (falling to 46.3 percent in 2003).

It is because America has embraced a policy agenda in recent decades that has caused its economy to become wildly unequal, leaving the most vulnerable segments of society further and further behind. The growing concentration of wealth and a significant reduction in taxes on it has meant less money to spend on investments for the public good, like education and the protection of children.

In addition, there are several ways to calculate GDP, and they can produce wildly different results. Jerven mentions three the World Development Indicators, published by the World Bank (by far the most commonly used dataset) the Penn World Table, released by the University of Pennsylvania and the Maddison Project at the University of Groningen, which is based on work by the late economist Angus Maddison.

What is perverse about this is that every recent poll in Thailand shows that Thaksin remains wildly popular with the vast majority of Thais, most of whom live outside Bangkok. So, despite the ousting of two Thaksin proxies in a row by the court and the elite, Thais are likely to return yet another Thaksin loyalist if they are allowed to vote in an unrigged election.

Unfortunately, many of the solutions on offer are either too timid or demand too much of a global leadership that is in short supply. The conundrum of global reform is that the proposals that go far enough, such as establishing a global financial regulator, are wildly unrealistic, while those that are realistic, such as reform of the IMF, fall far short of what is needed.

The first is the politics of world theatre, where a political figure of global stature could do much to raise the EU s profile and ensure that it has a major say in re ordering the post crisis global economic rulebook. The second is the politics of detail, where the new foreign policy chief s role is to create a single EU stance on the wide range of issues about which European governments still have wildly different national positions.