The other, in nuances.

There are many nuances in the general health of both men and women from ethnic minorities.

People write me about their personal experience, and about their examples, and what they disagree, and nuances.

It is not a situation that can described in black and white it is full of nuances.

However, there are some nuances with respect to implementation of the most appropriate preventive measures for munitions, including submunitions.

The African Group wishes to point out that the Secretary General's report has introduced some new nuances and concepts that need further reflection and elaboration.

When copies of statements were provided, the exact language and nuances of the speaker were used in the summary record produced in the speaker s language.

That problem reduced development possibilities in some areas and affected the quality of discussions, which could not benefit from the experiences and nuances that heterogeneity provided.

Would revisiting the nuances of these articles help the Council to better position itself to deal with the threat of the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction?

The issues are complex and nuances abound, but much of what divides the two sides in this debate comes down to this Is it acceptable to say that banks hold capital?

One difficulty with the British government s response is that it classifies all Muslims as just that Muslim. By defining people on the basis of their religion, nuances of national identity or of the degree of orthodoxy are lost.

The discussion focused mainly on the subject of play in its various forms and nuances emphasis was put on the definitions of play, the relationship between play, learning and development and the different concepts of play that exist in different locations, cultures and beliefs.

Katniss' hearing loss, the avoxes, Peeta's amputation, political and social satire, the subtle nuances explaining the relationships between the districts and the capital, The inner turmoil of Katniss as she struggles to love Peeta for the sake of the cameras and the actual hunger.

Katachi literally means form in Japanese, but the concept has complex connotations that do not exist in other languages. The word is a composite of two terms, kata (pattern) and chi (magical power), so it includes nuances such as complete assembly and shape that tells an attractive story.

The same poll, however, revealed that the percent of women who cover their heads fully and for more political than traditional reasons is no more than 11 . Paying attention to nuances makes a huge difference the difference between saying that 60 women wear the veil and saying that 11 do.

Even though they are fighting side by side in Libya, with their armies expressing a deep confidence in each other, there are distinct nuances in each country s position on military intervention. The view from London contains the same element of distance if not slight apprehension found in the view from Washington.

In this bi polar system, the parties differed on the nuances of economic policy, but broadly agreed on democratic values, the European project, and the need to adapt to and manage globalization, rather than reject it wholesale. But, with the growing success of appeals to identity and renewed ethnic or religious nationalism, that is changing.

In our zeal to display the profession s crown jewels in untarnished form market efficiency, the invisible hand, comparative advantage we skip over the real world complications and nuances, well recognized as they are in the discipline. It is as if introductory physics courses assumed a world without gravity, because everything becomes so much simpler that way.