And they're both implausible.

8.5 The State party considers that the complainant's personal conduct renders his claims implausible.

The Special Rapporteur believes that the public denials are often implausible and amount to condonation of the attacks.

Even if we take two million as the accepted figure, it seems implausible that Pakistan alone is responsible for ten percent of the global problem.

Well today I want to present to you an idea that may be surprising and may even seem implausible, but which is supported by the latest evidence from psychology and biology.

If any of you thinks you want to help me in any way to achieve what is a fairly impossible and implausible dream still at this point, please let me know.

It was particularly critical of the implausible circumstances attending his uncle's desertion and the falsification of an EZLN card, there being no evidence that the movement issues identity cards to its members.

Last year, I told you the story, in seven minutes, of Project Orion, which was this very implausible technology that technically could have worked, but it had this one year political window where it could have happened.

This view is simply implausible. Consider all the instances of money laundering and sanctions busting (with evidence against Credit Agricole last week, Deutsche Bank this week, and almost every major international bank in the past few years).

But if conditionality is so important, why didn t it prevent cooperation 70 years ago? Perhaps the idea that severely damaged economies, with limited prospects for independent recoveries, would pass up the opportunity that international cooperation presented was implausible.

This conclusion will strike many people especially those of us who live on the fringes of Silicon Valley as implausible. We see radical technological advances in robotics, artificial intelligence, biotechnology, and materials design going on all around us.

In fact, such distances seem implausible, given electric cars poor range the Nissan Leaf, for example, can go only 117 kilometers on a charge. That is why most people buy an electric car as their second car, for short commutes.

Political leaders plead impotence, intellectuals dream up implausible global governance schemes, and the losers increasingly blame immigrants or imports. Talk about re empowering the nation state and respectable people run for cover, as if one has proposed reviving the plague.

Nor would it be implausible to expect that such persons would be deterred from exercising that right, insofar as a regime of partial exemption could create problems for children which are different from those that may be present in a total exemption scheme.

Nor would it be implausible to expect that such persons would be deterred from exercising that right, insofar as a regime of partial exemption could create problems for children that are different from those that may be present in a total exemption scheme.

Neo conservative appeals to the example of the British Empire are far fetched. The idea that American troops will stay in Iraq indefinitely or even just as long as necessary and not one day more, in the clichéd language of Donald Rumsfeld is implausible.

European leaders must move beyond the increasingly implausible mantra of belt tightening today full bellies tomorrow, and recognize that, at its core, the euro crisis is a political crisis. Rather than focus on quick policy fixes, Europe s leaders need to pursue long term solutions.

Some assumed an implicit debt guarantee, but that was always implausible, given that the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union explicitly ruled it out. Rather, investors undivided confidence in all eurozone borrowers reflected something else a general belief in the capacity of rich countries governments.

Reducing global population is implausible, and deliberately reducing the size of the global economy would result in increased hardship for billions. The Hartwell Paper, then, sets out to develop a strategy that identifies a number of ways of pulling the levers of energy efficiency and carbon intensity.

True, many skeptics argue that with reasonable low cost prophylactic measures, large scale cyber meltdowns are highly implausible, and that doom mongers overstate the worst case scenarios. They say that the ability of cyber terrorists and blackmailers to take the global economy to the brink, as in the 2007 Bruce Willis movie Die Hard 4, is utterly fictional.

Part of the Tea Party s founding myth, of course, is that smaller government will lead to faster growth and greater prosperity for all. Never mind that the eye popping growth projections in Representative Paul Ryan s budget plan, for example, are utterly implausible these projections matter politically, because, without them, the full sting of Ryan s proposed Medicare cuts would be readily apparent.

Even if every Kyoto obligated country passed its own, duplicate Waxman Markey bills which is implausible and would incur significantly higher costs the global reduction would amount to just 0.22 C (0.35 F) by the end of this century. The reduction in global temperature would not be measurable in a hundred years, yet the cost would be significant and payable now.

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe s new government has embraced a revolutionary (rather than evolutionary) economic policy approach that engages several initiatives, some of which were once deemed implausible, unthinkable, or even undesirable. From the doubling of the money supply to additional fiscal stimulus and wide ranging structural reforms, the new policy paradigm is nothing less than one of the boldest economic policy experiments in Japan s post war history.

The left has had an easy task in dominating the debate, partly because the intellectual right s attempt to place all the blame for the crisis on government is thoroughly implausible. It is far more defensible and correct to argue that everyone bankers, households, regulators, and politicians contributed to (and took credit for) the boom while it lasted, only to point fingers at one another when it collapsed.