Timely repayment is equal not only to repayment ability but also to lasting borrowing.
This is good news, all else being equal, not only for China and India, but for other emerging market economies like Bangladesh, Indonesia, Pakistan, Thailand and Turkey, which are significant textile exporters.
His celebrated talent in mathematics is perhaps equaled not only by his profound theorizing concerning the physical world, but also his influential experimental methods in optics.
But the idea that schools should be on a more equal footing is not only widely popular, but also apparently essential to the survival of America's rather rocky public-school system.
Thus, inventing a democratic Islam that is compatible with respect for human rights and pluralism, and an Islam that considers all citizens as equal is not only possible, but also imperative and desirable.
Bipartisan action on equal pay is not only possible -- but also the smart thing for Congress to do.
For with such a shift, what is at stake is not only assuring an equal right to self-defense, but also furnishing everyone more or less the same chance to actually make use of the right to freedom (e.g. Van Parijs 1995, Steiner 1994).
"If you don't hear it when you're young," she said, "it's going to take you half a lifetime to figure out that it's O.K. to be yourself, and that boys and girls are not only equal but that it's fun for them to share the world".
Back to reality, the point is that the biggest change required is the deep sense that we are not only equal in many ways but really connected, in that every being affects every other.
Iron balance (absorption equals losses) may be present not only in normal subjects but also during iron deficiency and iron overload.
