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And how we see is by continually redefining normality.

Although much remained to be done, encouraging steps were being taken to enable the Territory to return to normality.

Although much remained to be done, encouraging steps were being taken to enable the Territory to return to normality.

Although much remained to be done, encouraging steps were being taken to enable the Territory to return to normality.

Although much remained to be done, encouraging steps were being taken to enable the Territory to return to normality.

So let me show you how quickly our brains can redefine normality, even at the simplest thing the brain does, which is color.

My country, Guinea Bissau, is on the point of concluding a process to return to constitutional normality with the recent holding of presidential elections.

UNOGBIS strengthens the efforts of all national stakeholders to ensure the full restoration of constitutional normality, including through the holding of free and transparent presidential elections.

The Chinese Government would like to join all Governments in a concerted effort to help the affected countries mitigate against disasters, rebuild their homes and restore their life to normality.

The desperate try to restore order and normality, and if we are not able to cut this circle of violence, it will be transferred to the next generation without a doubt.

Landmines and unexploded ordnance remained a major threat to the people living and working in the Temporary Security Zone and adjacent areas, hindering the return to normality of the affected people in both countries.

Distinguishing between enhancement and treatment requires defining normality and disease, which is notoriously difficult. For example, Christopher Boorse, a philosopher at the University of Delaware, defines disease as a statistical deviation from species typical functioning.

As Iraq advances on the road to freedom and normality against the implacable though weakening resistance of terrorists and other forces of reaction, and as it reintegrates itself into the community of nations, two factors remain vital.

Revising the DSM s diagnostic criteria for the upcoming fifth edition ( DSM 5 ) is a heavy responsibility. Draw the line between normality and disorder too broadly, and individuals may suffer incorrect diagnoses and undergo needless and potentially harmful treatment.

With the cooperation of all parties concerned and the active support of the international community, we are hopeful for an orderly return to normality and the restoration of peace and stability in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Since the beginning of this crisis, I have regularly updated you on the evolving situation, the obstacles encountered in our efforts to restore peace and the many misunderstandings that have arisen regarding the ways and means of achieving normality.

As always, the main victims are civilians caught in the crossfire. The renewed fighting, coming eight months after a promising peace initiative known as the Goma Agreement, means more civilian deaths and little chance of normality returning to the eastern part of Congo.

We believe that the leaders generally have at least committed themselves to sharing a common interest to ensuring that each of them has the possibility of contributing to the achievement of the common and shared goal of returning Côte d'Ivoire to normality.

Adding to the sense of comforting normality, several European officials have taken to the airwaves with optimistic pronouncements. Whereas the euro and the eurozone were under threat just nine months ago, European Council President Herman Van Rompuy recently declared, this isn t the case anymore.

The key elements of this strategy include a shift from emergency humanitarian assistance to a long term development approach empowerment of individuals and communities targeted assistance to the most affected groups and a policy of promoting a return to normality among the affected populations.

Of course the North should continue to be named and shamed in the United Nations for its human rights abuses and nuclear misbehavior. But pariah states never behave responsibly, and no state has a bigger role than we do in coaxing Kim Jong un s regime into normality.

Their judgment was clear Muslims had sunk far below what their religion required them to be, and lagged far behind the accomplishments of their ancestors. For the reformers, normality meant the progressive development of Muslim societies, and they tied this to the interaction of Islamic teaching with relevant, worldly ideas of the time.

Let us hope that European policymakers return well rested from their August break. They will need all the energy and dedication they can muster to pivot quickly from Europe s forced normality to a more durable strategy for recovery, or at least to stop drivers of renewed prosperity from slipping farther away before they can be harnessed.

So it is very likely that when the global economy has returned to a sort of normality and safe haven demand has declined, the prices of US government securities will fall and their yields will rise. As a result, China s dollar denominated foreign exchange reserves, which account for the largest share of all the foreign holdings of US government securities, will suffer interest rate losses.

In the same spirit of dialogue, we welcome the significant progress made in resolving the conflicts of West Africa through the cooperation between the United Nations and the Economic Community of West African States aimed at promoting dynamic peacebuilding processes for the gradual return of normality in the countries affected by conflict and for preventing the spread of conflict, through an integrated, regional approach.

Countries facing an ongoing state of social emergency can improve their chances for lasting stability only if the international community mobilizes the necessary resources to help restore a minimum of normality by ensuring that those States can exercise their sovereign rights in the areas of security and the provision of essential social services such as health care, child education, transport and access to financial resources.

Russia, while never renouncing its imperial dreams and instruments of domination, was nonetheless coming to terms with the inevitability of democracy, at least on its margins. But this hesitant acceptance of a certain normality in its relations with its neighbors has always been vulnerable to a sudden eruption of Russia s famously irrational derzhava an aggressive ethos that glorifies the state and asserts its strength by pouncing on weakness.

Bill Clinton had also talked about enlarging the role of human rights and democracy in US foreign policy, but most Americans in the 1990 s sought normality and a post Cold War peace dividend rather than change. By contrast, Bush s 2002 National Security Strategy, which came to be called the Bush Doctrine, proclaimed that the US would identify and eliminate terrorists wherever they are, together with the regimes that sustain them.