The EU believes the elections did not proceed according to standards set by the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) and
lie behind the recent upsurge in tension.
EXTERNAL RELATIONS IN BRIEF
Endemic corruption is one factor behind the exodus; whilst the warmth, generosity and hospitality of the Romanian people
lie behind the enjoyment of those who go there.
Romania deserves better than medical terrorism
This frank statement is indicative of the openness with which Guy-Bray acknowledges the personal and political values that
lie behind his interest in the subject of his study, one concerned "not solely [...] with texts" but also with "emancipatory sexual discourse" (9).
Stephen Guy-Bray. Homoerotic Space: the Poetics of Loss in Renaissance Literature
Indeed in response to the building's primary purpose--to unite four distinct and highly image conscious companies, each with its own distinct brand--significant design diplomacy was needed when considering the environment on each floor, not to mention the significant structural improvements and complex services co-ordination that
lie behind the new skins.
Desk jockeys: just add glass ... how new light has transformed a dingy courtyard garden into a new shared atrium for EMI
The same learning, drill, and impersonation
lie behind the work of the greatest poets of the time, Virgil, Horace, and Ovid, to name just a very few.
Greek lessons: discovering the elements of ancient education. (Book Review)
Mr Brown, whose constituency includes Lockerbie, said: "It is clear that Al Megrahi did not act alone and like so many terrorist activities, it has to be recognised that governments often
lie behind the acts perpetrated."
Lockerbie inquiry call
"When program officers speak of risk, what they generally mean is the small risk of personal embarrassment in the event a project they fund fails." Here Dowie captures the
lie behind the now-standard pledges by newly appointed presidents of grant-making foundations that theirs will be an era of "venture philanthropy." In two decades of writing about foundations (and marriage to the president of a community foundation) I have yet to meet one of these philanthropoids who published a list of failed grants.
AMERICAN FOUNDATIONS: An Investigative History
And some of the most important traps in our thinking
lie behind Richard Thompson's "Ten Roadblocks." He goes beyond invective to insight debates about regulation are really about ethics; documented legal contracts undermine mutuality; audiences for good news need to be cultivated.
A member response
UPFRONT looks at three key points of debate, and the passions that
lie behind them:
UNDER the GUN
I especially appreciate the way he also presented the "slippery-slope" ethical dilemmas that
lie behind these processes.
LETTERS: you may be right
From a series of such questions, a picture emerges of the different cultural assumptions which
lie behind the approach of business managers in the various countries.
The Seven Cultures of Capitalism
require an analysis of both formal and informal law."(2) One wishes that he had consulted the manuscript sources which often
lie behind the courts' distillations, sources which might tell a more complex story than that afforded by Southern jurists' summary of the facts at hand.
New South-New Law: The Legal Foundations of Credit and Labor Relations in the Postbellum Agricultural South
A number of interrelated factors
lie behind the GDP loss.
The economic cost of discrimination
Pouring over "before" photographs and sketches of how the building will look, Sokolski recently pointed out the vintage elements that
lie behind the contemporary installations.
Enhancing buildings' hidden treasures
The visitors
lie behind the All Blacks, Australia, South Africa, France and the four home nations in the world rankings, but are no easy touch and in their last outing defeated the well fancied French.
Rugby Union: ARGY BARGY BONANZA; EXTRA MAN