'It's not about peace or war, but the modalities of making peace.
The Oslo "peace process", begun in 1993, changed the modalities of the occupation, but not the basic concept.
His compositions expanded, embracing the modalities of raga along with dissonances not found in country or blues; he used unconventional tunings and turned some traditional picking patterns backward.
Rio+20 agreed that a group of at least 30 countries will agree the modalities of future consultation on the new goals.
Russian news agencies reported on Thursday that a deputy foreign minister, Gennady Gatilov, had said Moscow was "ready to discuss the modalities of a ceasefire" at the Munich security conference from 12-14 February.
Where we used to get our way, increasingly, even poor countries are saying "No thanks" when they do not like the modalities of aid or trade relationships, or the conditions we attach to them.
A Joint Working Group on cross-Line of Control Confidence Building Measures established the modalities of the trade.
The Busan conference tentatively set out plans to build a new "global partnership for development effectiveness", the modalities of which will be worked on in the months leading up to June 2012.
Recognizing an incompatibility between the modalities of nonverbal arts and their treatment by discursive thought, it is hardly surprising that music aestheticians have been few.
By focusing relentlessly on this threat -- and by remaining resolutely coy about a decision to go to war that seems to have been made a year ago -- President Bush and his advisers have succeeded brilliantly in largely confining debate to the modalities of confronting the threat (inspections, diplomacy and so on) and thus forcing their opponents, political and diplomatic, to fight on their ground.
Furthermore, the modalities of medication discontinuation are still a matter of debate [7].
