Indeed it is synonymous with UNDP in the region.

England is synonymous with football, fish chips, and the Queen.

Compassion can be synonymous with empathy.

And, as often happens in America, immigration became synonymous with Mexicans.

But to view them as synonymous with the entirety of the arts community is, by far, too short sighted.

You know, he's a bit slow. It's actually synonymous with being stupid.

Good governance is not synonymous with limited policy intervention or simply getting out of the way of the private sector.

Disaster reduction is synonymous with lowering this vulnerability, a daunting challenge facing Southern African governments during a time of fiscal restraint and economic structural adjustment.

Guro started to use certain expressions that indicate that the things she learns about Christianity are synonymous with good .

The solution is that these constructions, despite initial appearance, are not synonymous, that when you crank up the microscope on human cognition, you see that there's a subtle difference in meaning between them.

To outsiders, the region is virtually synonymous with political polarization. Fatigue clad guerrillas, charismatic populists, and reactionary military junta leaders have long cut much larger figures than moderate politicians in boring gray suits.

The Plan of Action should be read in its totality and the reference to country engagement was not synonymous with a presence in the field.

Extreme poverty is almost synonymous with extreme isolation, especially rural isolation. But mobile phones and wireless Internet end isolation, and will therefore prove to be the most transformative technology of economic development of our time.

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.

Ms. Cinar (Turkey) said that, as part of the legal reform exercise, leniency provisions for custom or honour killings, which were essentially synonymous, had been abolished.

Indeed, Europe s community of attitudes is becoming synonymous with solutions to world problems. After all, climate change, energy security, and demographic challenges have been part of the European discourse for many years now that discourse is starting to be shared by other parts of the world.

Referring to paragraph 6, she said that her delegation viewed the terms character and status as synonymous, since the term character had no known legal meaning under international humanitarian law, including customary international law.

NEW YORK Vidkun Quisling, Norway s wartime fascist leader whose name has become synonymous with collaboration with evil, lived with his wife in a rather grandiose villa outside of Oslo. That villa is now the Norwegian Center for Studies of the Holocaust and Religious Minorities, a fine transformation of a tainted place.

Moreover, like Georgia, Ukraine, and Kyrgyzstan, dynastic politics in Azerbaijan reflects the dominance of clans whose members success is determined by proximity to the president. While such systems may appear stable, they are inherently fragile, for they are synonymous with lawlessness, injustice, and abject poverty for the majority of the population.

Hoenig and Richard Fisher, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, have been leading the charge on this issue within the Federal Reserve System. Both of them emphasize that too complex to manage is almost synonymous with too big to manage, at least within the US banking system today.

But corruption poses the single largest obstacle to growth and development in many countries, especially as it diverts resources from the poor. The World Bank insisted that corruption be seen as a cancer, and that fighting it be made synonymous with fighting poverty.

In his 1968 work Asian Drama An Inquiry into the Poverty of Nations, Swedish economist and Nobel laureate Gunnar Myrdal considered the words Asian and poor to be synonymous. But, over the past three decades, Asian prosperity appears to be within reach once more.

In the United States, the word liberal, in the mouths of populist radio hosts and right wing politicians, has become almost synonymous with effete East Coast snob or, worse, New York intellectual. Liberals, in this view, are not only soft, but are somehow distinctly un American.

The euro shares important features with versions of the old gold standard, under which countries fixed their exchange rates relative to each other by setting the price at which domestic currency could be redeemed in gold. Today, some people espouse the view often loudly that the gold standard was synonymous with economic and financial stability.

Still others consider hegemony to be synonymous with control of the most power resources. But, by this definition, nineteenth century Britain which at the height of its power in 1870 ranked third (behind the US and Russia) in GDP and third (behind Russia and France) in military expenditures could not be considered hegemonic, despite its naval dominance.

Is it Plato, is it Aristotle, is it Kant, is it Mill?

This is your life. This is ... this is ... this is your life.

Five is blue, seven is yellow, eight is chartreuse, nine is indigo, OK?

Is the information verifiable? Is it a hoax? Is it true? Is it what?

So it is better, it is safer it is affordable, it is energy efficient.

Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, but today is a gift. That is why it is called the present .

Is it prey? Is it predator? Is it mate?

What it is is intelligence is defined by prediction.

War is peace. Freedom is slavery. Ignorance is strength.

Gilead is mine. Manasseh is mine. Ephraim also is my helmet. Judah is my scepter.

Gilead is mine. Manasseh is mine. Ephraim also is my helmet. Judah is my scepter.

Change is happening, and the change that is happening is not one that is in software.

Where there is grass, there is no water. Where there is water, there is no grass.

Wine is a mocker, strong drink is raging and whosoever is deceived thereby is not wise.

Wine is a mocker, strong drink is raging and whosoever is deceived thereby is not wise.

Well, what is random? What is chance? What is luck?

Translation is like a woman. If it is beautiful, it is not faithful. If it is faithful, it is most certainly not beautiful.

There is trade, there is disarmament, there is cross border relations.

It is true that she is pretty, but she is selfish.

Now that is true. That is what homeopathy is all about.