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My theme today has been that perceptions may be at variance with reality, but it is often perceptions that drive financial markets.

Alternatively, he might be suggesting that homosexual behaviour is at variance with that of the non-human world.

The district-attorney's persistence was visibly at variance with the sentiments of every one, of the public, of the court, and of the jury.

Cynthia is an independent thinker. Her opinions are often at variance with those of the rest of the class.

It was believed to be especially appropriate for people with feelings at variance with the official norms.

The pronounced lack of tolerance for illiquid investment risk is quite at variance with current relatively narrow corporate bond spreads.

The arrangement is at variance with good human resource management practices.

Between the lucky tan oak and the modernity question's relations may divide into two aspects namely: Sets at variance with criticizes.

By definition, project models are always somewhat at variance with the enterprise models.

constructing a port, dock or other port facilities at variance with port plans; or.

The political situation there was equally at variance with our preconceptions .

Article 14 Port construction shall conform to port plans. No port facilities shall be constructed at variance with port plans.

This theory is at variance with the known facts.

At variance The facts are at variance with your story.

B The facts are at variance with your story.

Bohr developed his theory using three concepts, all of which were at variance with the classical theories.

For how long can a project remain at variance with the enterprise before being forced into conformance?

My opinion is AT variance with whAT the government is doing.

My ideas are at variance with his.

On that point we were at variance with each other.

The problem with these findings is that they are at variance with what we see on our television screens and magazine covers.

Also important are policy enforcement and reporting, for example how long each project has been at variance with the enterprise models.

are you at variance with the englishman ?

(a) to carry out administrative measures at variance with the laws and administrative practice of that or of the other Contracting State;

to carry out administrative measures at variance with the laws and administrative practice of that Side or of the Other Side;

The bonding electrons are electrons, which is at variance with the notion that single bonds are always bonds

installing or using electrified wire-nettings without permission, or installing or using them at variance with the regulations on safety;

to manufacture or sell guns in excess of the quota or at variance with the variety prescribed;

To manufacture guns for civilian use at variance with the prescribed technical standards;