It's much more organic. It's much more nuanced.

FCN treaties are testament to Oppenheim's more nuanced approach.

Actually, the answer is more nuanced and subtle than that.

And musical notation allows me a more nuanced way of translating information without compromising it.

And musical notation allows me a more nuanced way of translating information without compromising it.

Here too, however, perceptions regarding appropriate domestic policies have changed in the wake of globalization , becoming more nuanced.

The moderator observed that, since the early 1990s, the Security Council had been confronted with a growing and more nuanced workload.

These challenges, however, serve only to emphasize the importance of developing more effective, nuanced and constructive approaches in promoting these rights.

But we have to be more nuanced and examine the evolution in the CD in the light of the present international conjuncture.

She concluded by reiterating the importance of developing a more effective, nuanced and constructive approach for promoting economic, social and cultural rights.

I mean, in real life, things are much more nuanced and complex, and there's all of these overlapping stories intersecting and touching each other.

And I think if we can just admit that we're all trying to approximate the truth of our own communities, it will make for a much more nuanced and a much more interesting conversation.

And so being able to move between those modes is really quite important. So, it s where there s a more nuanced version view of play, I think, is required.

Unfortunately, the Israeli authorities did not recognize his mandate and, therefore, would not enter into discussions with him if they had done so his report would have been more nuanced.

Most criminal codes allow the criminal justice system little scope for this nuanced, sensitive role.

Rather than recoiling in fear, the international community should encourage China s constructive engagement. The first step toward that goal should be to take a more nuanced view of China s recent initiatives.

Life under totalitarianism was an extreme situation that requires us to apply special, nuanced rules to

But as I get older, I'm also very nuanced about what that word success might mean.

When first reported by the media, full credit for such a feat was given to an algorithm from the New York City design firm Local Projects. The truth is a bit more nuanced.

Active party members hold more ideologically consistent views and hold them more strongly than most of those who are politically less engaged, giving activists disproportionate influence in the political process. After all, more nuanced ideas and policy proposals are relatively difficult to propagate effectively enough to generate broad and enthusiastic popular support.

Proposed paragraph 1 reflected the one way mandatory approach agreed upon with respect to the carrier, and paragraph 2 reflected a more nuanced approach to the obligations of cargo interests for further discussion by the Working Group.

First, how do the various foods we consume impact our metabolism, hormones and enzymes, and through what nuanced molecular mechanisms?

Just as the most nuanced stories in literature are often the richest, so too might our subtlest fears be the truest.

It was also suggested that the discussion in this regard could be somewhat more nuanced, since depending on what type of transport document was issued, a consignee could in some jurisdictions actually be bound by the contract of carriage.

Rather than adopting the former multilateral bilateral distinction, several modern commentaries on the effect of armed conflict on treaties adopt a more nuanced approach, looking to the actual subject matter of the treaty rather than the number of parties.

Public opinion polls following the publication of photographs of a helmeted Hollande riding on a scooter behind one of his bodyguards to an assignation with a movie actress suggest that the French are mildly interested. But the reality is more nuanced.

Even when we focus on a simple physical trait like height, natural selection in humans turns out to be a multifaceted and nuanced process. Similar studies on human behavior and psychology, where causation is more complex, remain beyond our grasp.

Yet Americans pay these trained professionals the same wages paid to those who park our cars, walk our dogs, flip our burgers, and mix our drinks. The implication is clear American children require no more nuanced attention than animals or inanimate objects.

Understandable resentment of the extent to which extraneous factors have tended to undermine the policy of language equality has tended to stifle efforts to identify a range of medium term and long term strategies which might respond to emerging realities in a more nuanced manner.

Violinist Sirena Huang gives a technically brilliant and emotionally nuanced performance. In a charming interlude, the 11 year old praises the timeless design of her instrument.

The Global Report on Human Settlements series takes advantage of multiple networks of researchers in bringing nuanced and fine grained details from around the world to bear on priority themes.

I shall, to the best of my ability, seek to delineate the countess's person which, however, is all too nuanced and rich in mysterious contrasts to be related in a few moments.

And it's not a mine. This would be a nuanced evocation of the basic structure of the mountain, and you would be appreciating it as much from inside as you do from outside.

Regarding conditionality, the Interim Committee of the Board of Governors of the International Monetary Fund had adopted a declaration updating the 1994 Madrid declaration, since the ministers had considered it important to establish more nuanced political conditions, principles which were to be applied not only by developing countries with transition economies but also by the developed countries.

That, however, is a summary conclusion that needs to be nuanced and in fact, practice shows that while some treaties are abrogated, others are only suspended and still others continue to remain in force.

The answer to that question was much more nuanced than the affirmative views expressed by some would imply it seemed to the Special Rapporteur that it was impossible to deny a State the right to formulate a reservation in order to preserve the integrity of its internal law if the State did not undermine the object and purpose of the treaty.

Our results provide a surprisingly nuanced picture of Saudi attitudes. Compared to respondents in the other Middle Eastern countries, Saudis were less religious overall, and their attitudes toward democracy and arranged marriage also indicate a moderate undercurrent.

With regard to safeguarding the interests of the weaker party in the mediation, a nuanced picture emerged that disproved the assumption that the woman or the person with a lower level of education is the weaker party.

And, though Oscar did not anoint Leviathan, the film deserves all of the accolades it has received. Directed by Andrey Zvyagintsev in an eerie style that one might call the realism of despair, the film is both epic and deeply nuanced.

Mr. Nesi (Italy), noting that the Special Rapporteur for the topic Effects of armed conflicts on treaties had concluded, with a somewhat abstract reference to the intention of the parties, that as a general rule armed conflict did not have the consequence of terminating or suspending the operation of a treaty, said that a more nuanced approach should be taken to the question of the suspension of the operation of a treaty.

He'll want more, more, more, more.

Tarullo rightly does not regard limiting bank size as a panacea his speech made it clear that there are many potential risks to any financial system. But, in the often nuanced language of central bankers, Tarullo conveyed a clear message the cult of size has failed.

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