The former logically complements the latter.

The same was logically true of gratis personnel.

And then we scrutinize them, logically and with data.

An argument may be logically sound without being true.

That is the only recourse logically, technically and legally remaining.

The Belarusian position on disarmament issues is firm and logically predictable.

Wotan says we must die. Let us look upon this logically.

But logically, the equivalence between these two concepts is not that straightforward.

A compromise is being worked out, but it must pass the test of reality. Unfortunately, the middle way between two logically consistent solutions may itself not be a logically consistent one.

This follows on logically from previous Russian declarations and initiatives we have already mentioned.

Now logic, logically, you have got to this position from this, without moving the wrist.

Logically, then, if you want to treat insulin resistance, you get people to lose weight, right?

Support for human rights bodies and organs should logically be dealt with under a single subprogramme.

At this point, I wonder whether logically there is any specific need to repeat the same point.

Logically, however, they cannot automatically be translated to other instruments, but must be considered on their merits.

It goes without saying that, as Africans, we cannot logically support any draft resolution other than our own.

The working group did not make any specific recommendations other than those logically implied in its observations and conclusions.

The view was expressed that the future protocol itself was not technically and logically tenable for the aims and purpose proposed.

Over the years we've put so much in society into being able to process and think logically. It's part of human society.

But after thinking logically about it, I didn't find any reason why not to meet them and let them know of our suffering.

Logically, the promotion of rural activities that are financially profitable in the short or medium term could offer an incentive for national private operators.

Ukraine's support of the proposal stems logically from our overall approach to the issue of Security Council reform, which is based on the following principles.

Besides, the integration of peacebuilding activities in the field and at the country level logically necessitates coordination between the relevant organs and other actors at Headquarters.

Lastly it was concerned about the increasing use of extra budgetary funds to finance activities that logically ought to have been financed through the ordinary budget.

Despite the high calibre of their work and the benefits they could provide to the Organization, their loyalties would logically lie with those responsible for their remuneration.

The only real question is whether they will be of an ad hoc, reactive and incomplete nature or whether they will have been planned logically and systematically.

Consider executive pay packages. Board remuneration committees can explain them logically with complex formulas to justify them, and yet often they are completely out of line with common sense.

The draft convention naturally, logically and successfully gives the parties to the contract the freedom to choose to apply all, some or none of the provisions of the convention.

It can, however, be demonstrated, both empirically and logically, that a violation or denial of human rights would cause and be instrumental to creating a state of extreme poverty.

This is basically a matter of style, but it is important that UN Model article 26 be as well written and as logically organized as possible, in order to facilitate compliance.

With the conviction that people can transform every interaction both inside and outside of a company into personal one on one encounters, the EoC logically alters the attitude towards the poor.

Those figures should increase in the near future, since 23 per cent of current heads of department were women, who could logically expect to be named ambassadors after several years' service.

Furthermore, the view was expressed that recruitment into the armed forces would logically have to be at a lower age than the floor provided in article 1 for participation in hostilities.

This specific proposal logically has no greater validity than the establishment of nuclear weapon free zones in many other parts of the world, such as East Asia, Western Europe or North America.

One of them also being, although logically it's quite a good idea to have a lift with no up and down button in it, if it only serves two floors, it's actually bloody terrifying, okay?

BOSTON One of today s most contentious medical debates centers on cancer screening, the benefits of which seem anything but debatable. Indeed, earlier detection, many believe, logically must give patients an advantage in fighting the disease.

The organizations with highly decentralized procurement operations in over 100 different locations, such as UNDP and UNICEF, not included in the table, would logically have more procurement staff overall than organizations with mostly centralized operations.

Similarly, work involving standard setting would logically be labour intensive in the beginning and could taper off once standards were developed, supplemented or properly explained to staff and ethics training programmes had been put in place.

It logically follows from this that execution of the penalty is also not forbidden and that the existence of a death row, i.e. a certain period of time prior to execution, is in this sense inevitable.

The provisions of draft article 10, on risk assessment, and article 13, on notification and information, flowed logically from a system which, while respecting the sovereignty of States, recognized that lawful activities could cause harm to other States.

Logically, action taken by a State at the behest of an international organization that breached the international legal obligations of the State and the organization should attract the responsibility under international law of both the organization and the State.

Quite logically, over 60 per cent of the outputs reformulated are published material. The reformulation occurred essentially in UNCTAD, ESCAP, UNEP and the Department of Humanitarian Affairs, which jointly accounted for almost two thirds of the reformulated published material.

Logically, the first complements the second, and they both pursue a single aim, that of helping ensure security in space in order to strengthen mutual trust and cooperation of States in outer space and to avoid an arms race in space.

In order not to introduce a high degree of subjectivity, the Commission should limit itself to implicit prohibitions or authorizations that could logically and reasonably be deduced from the intention of the parties at the time they concluded the treaty.

The implementation of that important document will logically build upon the outcome of the 2000 Security Council summit on ensuring an effective role for the Council in the maintenance of international peace and security, particularly in Africa (Security Council resolution 1318 (2000)).