Greedy therewithal, intrusive.

Alternatively, they could be non intrusive, such as off site air sampling.

And forsake the wives your Lord created for you? Indeed, you are intrusive people.

And forsake the wives your Lord created for you? Indeed, you are intrusive people.

This can reduce the risk of further intrusive damage to Gracia, Lange told Xinhua International.

Intrusive techniques such as closed circuit television or radiation monitoring may give rise to proliferation sensitive information.

India did not favour intrusive monitoring and finger pointing when dealing with specific human rights situations in various countries.

Likewise, if you have the artificial valve option, you're committed to antibiotic therapy whenever you have any intrusive medical treatment at all.

It is clear what is needed more intrusive monitoring and institutional arrangements for conditional assistance. Moreover, a well organized eurobond market would be desirable.

The account of the United Nations verification indicates that, under a comprehensive and intrusive international inspection regime, Iraq could not completely hide its biological weapons programme.

These could be intrusive technologies, such as sampling within ductwork, taking smears for subsequent radio chemical analysis or taking direct radiometric and other measurements from facility effluents.

It is this reality that has led the Americans to endorse two Israeli positions recognition of Israel as a Jewish state and intrusive security arrangements that the Palestinians are bound to reject. Recognizing the Jewish state would be a betrayal of the constituent ethos of Palestinian nationalism, while intrusive security arrangements would be a standing invitation to radical groups to fight what would be seen as occupation in disguise.

Accordingly, such measures should be lifted as soon as the emergency which justified their imposition no longer exists or can be managed by less intrusive means under the relevant instrument.

Furthermore, the Council distorts the Charter's spirit and its provisions by means of its increasingly intrusive agenda, which usurps functions of the General Assembly and the Economic and Social Council.

However, the potential drawback with Identifier evidence is that access to some of it may be regarded by its owner as too intrusive, in terms of national security or proliferation risk.

But for the purpose of arresting a person suspected of having committed murder or a terrorist attack, the police may, of course, use firearms if other less intrusive methods prove ineffective.

Moreover, while it remains essential to attach policy conditions to IMF supported programs, they should be focused squarely on solving a country s critical problems, so that the conditions will be relevant rather than intrusive.

Indeed, because greater openness, a less intrusive state and an expanded role for the private sector were expected to deliver the biggest growth dividend to poorer countries, income convergence was the dominant trend anticipated for the decade.

Today, the country is enmeshed in a web of free trade agreements and other international instruments that have locked in its open economy, orthodox macroeconomic policies, and commitment to democratic rule. It is subject to constant, intrusive, and welcome foreign scrutiny.

The result is that the least unacceptable candidate gets the job. And, as it stands, there is no reason to believe that the advent of social media, satellite television coverage, or a more intrusive press will change that fundamental reality.

These assumptions took a hard hit in the crisis, causing an abrupt shift to far more intrusive regulation. Finding a new and stable relationship between the financial authorities and private firms will depend crucially on a reworking of our intellectual models.

A situation may arise where a specific verification technique may be deemed too intrusive (e.g. closed circuit television camera within the machining area), where an alternative method could be used (e.g. monitoring of electricity used by the machine as an indicator of operational load).

A less intrusive approach to influencing food choices might be to institute a retail tax on all processed foods not just sugary drinks and an offsetting subsidy on non processed foods. In the long run, low income families (which suffer the most from obesity) would be the greatest beneficiaries.

Democracies rely on a spirit of trust and cooperation in paying taxes. If every individual devoted as much energy and resources as the rich do to avoiding their fair share of taxes, the tax system either would collapse, or would have to be replaced by a far more intrusive and coercive scheme.

It is to be hoped that the combination of measures by the Palestinian Authority and the return of relative calm will make it unnecessary for the Israeli Defence Forces to use the unlimited discretion that they have reportedly been given to take intrusive military action to quash attacks against Israelis from Gaza.

If we believe that economic actors are irrational, then we will enact paternalistic policies aimed at controlling behavior or bailing out failed agents and institutions, which could be self defeating and even dangerous. This may include restrictions on investments by institutions and individuals and intrusive regulation that limits, or dictates, their conduct in the market.

Its members agreed that there could be nightmare scenarios that combine the two and might require the preventive use of force. They urge strengthening the non proliferation regime through more intrusive inspections, and negotiation of arrangements for internationally guaranteed access to nuclear enrichment and reprocessing services, rather than allowing countries to construct them for themselves.

The State party must further demonstrate that the prohibition of the association and the criminal prosecution of individuals for membership in such organizations are in fact necessary to avert a real, and not only hypothetical danger to the national security or democratic order and that less intrusive measures would be insufficient to achieve this purpose.

Since 9 11, more and more freedoms are being restricted in the name of defending liberty. New visa requirements and other obstacles to travel, more intimate data collected by governments, and the presence of video cameras everywhere at once benign and intrusive remind one more of George Orwell s Big Brother than of John Stuart Mill s On Liberty.

Since 9 11, more and more freedoms are being restricted in the name of defending liberty. New visa requirements and other obstacles to travel, more intimate data collected by governments, and the presence of video cameras everywhere at once benign and intrusive remind one more of George Orwell s Big Brother than of John Stuart Mill s On Liberty.

If Nicolas Sarkozy, whom he defeated, was widely regarded as too presidential, Hollande has given the impression of not being presidential enough. His fall from public grace too statist and fiscally intrusive for the right, but too moderate and social democratic for the true left was more rapid than that of any president of the Fifth Republic.

As the international community perceives the terrorist threat to be increasing, both in terms of severity and breadth, there is a corresponding danger to overreact by implementing measures and mechanisms that may prove to be unnecessarily intrusive and, moreover, to keep them in place longer than necessary, thus allowing such measures to be embedded in the law.

This conveniently allows the authorities to control news programming with an iron hand while relegating the bulk of programming to a looser and less labor intensive monitoring system. Of course, given China's highly politicized atmosphere, politics can leak into even the most innocuous areas of discourse, and the many talk shows and audience participation formats necessitate a less intrusive but nonetheless effective system of content regulation.

An instructive example of the cosmopolitanism bargain came in 2006, when Great Britain s former foreign minister, Jack Straw, raised concerns about the nijab, the full head covering worn by some Muslim women. Straw defended women s right to wear less intrusive headscarves yet he also argued that something is seriously wrong when, in conversation with another person, one cannot engage in face to face interaction.

Following the September 2001 attacks in New York, and again after the bombings in Madrid in 2004 and London in 2005, law enforcement authorities across Europe launched mass arrest operations, undertook widespread surveillance of mosques, carried out stops and searches of people who appeared to be Muslim, and used other intrusive measures that disrupted the lives of and in many cases humiliated law abiding European citizens.

If the six governments want to avoid the escalation spiral and curb the proliferation dynamic, they need to change strategy and objective. Instead of making a halt to uranium enrichment the be all and end all of their effort, their central objective should be to subject the Iranian activities to as much verification as possible if Iran wants to enrich, so be it, but it must accept intrusive international inspections.

Both countries indeed, the world would be better served by a diplomatic outcome in which Iran accepted severe limits on any independent uranium enrichment activity it could undertake and agreed to place all of its nuclear related facilities under highly intrusive international inspection in exchange for economic benefits and security assurances. Better yet would be if Iran turned to Russia or the IAEA for uranium generated electrical power.

So long as the Union's borders remain closed, there is also a risk that foreign investment will fly over Western Europe and land in Central and Eastern Europe, where people are willing to work longer hours, market regulations are less intrusive, and human capital is relatively high, because Communist schools were good at technical training. These countries have opened their markets to foreign investors and foreign investors are responding eagerly.

Over the years, the tabloid press has become increasingly intrusive, claiming the right not just to expose corruption and incompetence in high places, but to titillate readers with scandalous revelations about the private lives of the famous. What started off as entertaining gossip about royalty and film stars has burgeoned into a massive assault on privacy, with newspapers claiming that any attempt to keep them out of the bedroom is an assault on free speech.