The former logically complements the latter.

And then we scrutinize them, logically and with data.

An argument may be logically sound without being true.

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?

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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)).

(a) Electronic signature means data in electronic form in, affixed to or logically associated with, a data message, which may be used to identify the signatory in relation to the data message and to indicate the signatory's approval of the information contained in the data message

But how can these impulses be reconciled with the strategic partnerships that India, Brazil, and others are currently forming, or with those like the US Saudi relationship that have lasted for decades? The answer is simple International order does not adhere to a logically consistent code.

Support was expressed for proposal A, on knowledge management networks. The point was made that this topic would be a relevant follow up to the first Office of Internal Oversight Services thematic evaluation on headquarters field linkages and would logically follow as the next thematic evaluation.

But that is logically flawed even with deflation, real purchasing power would fall, and the real value of debts would rise (debt deflation), as the real depreciation occurs. More importantly, the exit path would restore growth right away, via nominal and real depreciation, avoiding a decade long depression.

Mr. Mazzoni (Italy) said that if the principal instruments, namely letters of credit, bank guarantees or similar instruments, were excluded from the scope of the convention, it was logically consistent that the draft convention should not regulate the presentation of ancillary documents pertaining to the use of such instruments.

Third, the idea implicit in Medvedev s plan that Russia should have veto power over all security related decisions of NATO or the EU must be rejected. Given that Russia s own new military doctrine presents NATO as a potential threat, its leaders can logically claim that NATO enlargement undermines Russian security.

At least two of the comments received were in favour of deleting the provision altogether on the ground that, unlike the UNCITRAL Model Law on Electronic Commerce, the draft convention did not contain a provision on attribution of data messages and the notion of reliability was logically linked to attribution.

The Appeals Chamber added that the statement in Tadić that customary international law permitted application of the notion of common purpose to all crimes within the jurisdiction of the Tribunal, including genocide, appears to be logically and legally correct, regardless of whether it is considered to be obiter dictum.5

According to its own information, the aim of the European Union Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS) is to help countries meet their 2010 Kyoto targets by using market instruments to encourage companies to reduce their CO2 emissions. Logically, quotas should be linked to each member s progress in complying with the Kyoto Protocol.

And if we want to be the exception to that, then logically our only hope is to make use of the one feature that distinguishes our species, and our civilization, from all the others namely, our special relationship with the laws of physics, our ability to create new explanations, new knowledge to be a hub of existence.

To do this, Yellen will have to keep interest rates very low, even after inflation starts rising, just as her predecessor Paul Volcker had to keep interest rates in the 1980s very high, even after inflation started falling. This policy reversal follows logically from the inversion of central banks objectives, both in America and around the world, since the 2008 crisis.

Despite his confusing signals, Ozawa s stance is neither pro China nor anti American, given that he most recently emphasized Japan s sovereignty over the Senkaku islands as an integral part of its territory a position that China strongly disputes. Logically, Ozawa s approach involves a significant military buildup, but he remains silent about how to maintain effective deterrence once the US Marines leave Okinawa.

The slow launch of longevity bonds ultimately reflects a fundamental question can we genuinely reduce the impact of longevity risk? If everyone is affected by longevity risk in the same way, then no matter what the price of a longevity bond, everyone should logically want to be on the same side of the contracts all buyers at one price, all issuers at another.

Any diagnosis of diabetes, or subsequent monitoring of disease progression, requires a medical consultation and hence an entry into the patient record and so into the practice s patient management information system. Logically, the surveillance system should operate by extracting the entire subset of data required for surveillance purposes from each health care provider s patient management information system ( front end capture ).

The United States Court of Customs and Patent Appeals later extended this decision to the Jay Treaty's customs duties exemption, holding that the duty provision is logically dependent upon the free passage provision Abolishing physical passage to prevent treasonable intercourse dictates by necessity the abrogation of the duty exemption for personal goods. Akins v. United States, 551 F.2d 1222, 1229 (1977).

But this wave started, and if I question the wave, or try to stop the wave or look back at the wave, I often have the experience of whiplash or the potential of my neck breaking. But if I go with the wave, and I trust the wave and I move with the wave, I go to the next place, and it happens logically and organically and truthfully.

The logical conclusion of all this is evident since Mexican President Felipe Calderón himself cannot be both president and drug czar, and is rightly unwilling and logically unable to carry out the necessary day to day interagency coordination in Mexico, the void will be filled by someone else. Increasingly, it is being filled by the US Embassy in Mexico City, staffed by first rate diplomats who may be biting off more than they can chew.