Disbanding the Iraqi Army, as Paul Bremer, the president's envoy to Iraq from May 2003 to June 2004, "without simultaneously announcing a stipend and pension program," created "tens of thousands of former soldiers and officers who were angry," Petraeus told congress.
When the 2010 Equality Act was drafted, there was some discussion by Labour MPs of whether the legislation could be used to make these clubs illegal, but this proved impossible without simultaneously making it illegal to have, for example, women-only swimming clubs.
Similarly, solving the safe haven in Pakistan is necessary but insufficient to "win" in Afghanistan, without simultaneously addressing the severe governance, development, and access to justice gaps.
It's not that satire and ridicule have no role in how we view repressive regimes, but highlighting the absurdity of North Korea without simultaneously stressing the evil that underpins this is to miss 99% of the picture.
But as The Progress of Nations 1999 shows, we cannot address the global child health crisis without simultaneously attacking the neglect and indifference that has condemned the world's poorest and most vulnerable nations to strangulation by external debt.
I was within and without, simultaneously enchanted and repelled by the inexhaustible variety of life".
It's hard to think of Gone With the Wind without simultaneously hearing Max Steiner's sweeping score.
Such a tax credit would encourage homeownership without simultaneously providing more incentives for households to accumulate more debt".
First, Mr. Mulally knew that Ford could not hope to improve its market performance without simultaneously changing its culture.
Is there no architecture that can bare its soul without simultaneously crushing you with its ego, that stirs, moves, troubles, provokes, inspires?
