"It's really hard even to talk precisely about global curating when the world is still so diverse," she said.
This contradiction, says Protagoras, obliges us to give up all talk about "the wind in itself," and switch to relativised talk about the wind as it seems to me or to you, etc. (The same contradiction pushes the Plato of the Republic in the opposite direction: it leads him to place no further trust in any relativised talk, precisely because such talk cannot get us beyond such contradictions).
Any change will move power away from the rich countries, which are over-represented in proportion to their share of the world economy, towards the under-represented developing ones.Nobody expected a firm decision at the Istanbul talks on precisely how to adjust the voting system.
Madame Fu's fundamental point is that increased sanctions or threats of military action without talks is precisely what is driving North Korea to intensify its weapons program.
"The substance and timing of the announcement, particularly with the launching of proximity talks, is precisely the kind of step that undermines the trust we need right now," Biden said.
The substance and timing of the announcement, particularly with the launching of proximity talks, is precisely the kind of step that undermines the trust we need right now and runs counter to the constructive discussions that I've had here in Israel.
When he stopped talking, after precisely twenty minutes, an aura of satisfaction suffused the room.
She talked as precisely as she wrote, telling stories dramatically, with acute observation and curiosity.
Capote wasn't romantic about his character; he talked as precisely about her selfishness as about her fear and need.
While that plays well (from a Tory perspective) in England, it, ironically, also suits the SNP in Scotland, where they've been talking up precisely that electoral outcome.
