There is often a startling juxtaposition of styles within a single P. D. Q. Bach piece.

My report comes out against this dangerous anachronism.

Comparisons between Tudjman and Tito, however, are undermined by anachronism.

In the UN, five countries hold a veto largely a historical anachronism.

Mr Buttafuoco (NI). (IT) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I can say straight away that our group fully supports this document submitted by Mr Carossino.

It is really an anachronism that we should still be confronted with problems like this 25 years on.

President. I put, as amended, the motion for a resolution to the vote.

President. Mr Plaskovitis, do you wish to raise formally the question of inadmissibility?

Michael Hesemann We historians talk here about the pitfall of anachronism , that is, the danger of evaluating the past according to today's moral standards.

I am not turning this into a matter of national honour, nor is this the moment to condemn the territorial anachronism represented by Gibraltar.

I welcome Mr Schwencke's report and I welcome the motion for a resolution.

This is an anachronism in a Europe in which we have a labour market where people can move freely from one country to another.

Developing nations grudgingly took its advice, while advanced nations, not needing the money, ignored it. In a world where private capital flows dwarf the resources at its disposal, the IMF had come to seem an anachronism.

Though the origin of this myth is cloudy, science has proven its falsity, and a globalized world has rendered it anachronistic.

A 'dangerous anachronism' is what Mr Berkhouwer, in his motion for a resolution which, as usual, was highly practical and to the point, calls air traffic control on a strictly national basis and rightly so.

It is such a weird anachronism that a policy that was communautarised back in the 1950s is as unaccountable and non transparent as it is.

Unilateral action by either Europe or the US is an anachronism in an age when we are jointly responsible in our global village.

However, in our enthusiasm for creating a new air transport era in Europe, we must be realistic.

From the integration angle, the fact that mergers of Community significance are examined by several different national authorities on the basis of differing legal systems and parameters could constitute an anachronism.

Indeed, the entire process of choosing these international institutions leaders is a historical anachronism that undermines their effectiveness and makes a mockery of the G 7 countries commitment to democracy.

When the MDGs were adopted in 2000, the sense of urgency was powered by the moral conviction that extreme poverty had become an unacceptable anachronism in our globally connected world.

Wait a minute... at that time, on earth... it is ANACHRONlC to judge them with tpday's values when they were...

Eine Abfertigung , 1863 Der Ausschluß Oesterreichs aus Deutschland ist eine politische Widersinnigkeit , 1866 Selbständigkeit und Hoheitsrecht der freien Stadt Hamburg sind ein Anachronismus geworden , 1866 Des Weltunterganges Posaunenstoß, lieblich begleitet und allen Gläubigen gewidment , 1867 Es muß alles Soldat werden!

Finally, the council has emphasized how vital it is for the Community to maintain its unity as it has succeeded in doing in recent months under difficult circumstances.

They are preserving jobs for themselves and for the members of their families without in any way burdening the nonagricultural labour market they still account for a significant proportion of Community agricultural pro duction, which is of high quality though the yield is low they also help to protect the countryside and con serve the soil, and they contribute to the development of farm tourism.

Yet, as a whole the institution of the veto has an anachronistic character that is unsuitable for the institution in an increasingly democratic age and we would urge that its use be limited to matters where vital interests are genuinely at stake.

One useful step on our part would be to end the anachronism of bringing together many of the world s principal leaders in the annual G 8 meeting of industrialized countries and not including China (or India or Brazil, for that matter) as a matter of course.

It has emerged, in particular, at Council meetings on the internal market that the existing futher basic directive on improved internal traffic, along with the transit procedure, namely the directive of 1 December of last year on the simplification of checks and formal ities, can be dealt with in greater detail and may also be implemented by accelerated procedure.

Mr Coelho gave some very pertinent statistics and, personally, I think it is an unacceptable anachronism that, in the Europe of the twenty first century, we legislate simply with regard to conventionally legitimate children and institutionalised human relations and that we significantly limit the scope of a regulation which is good in all other respects.

Indeed, while wars from the time of Hannibal s defeat of the Romans in 216 B.C. to the Gulf War of 1991 had this center of gravity, with a massive concentration of force capable of bringing an enemy to its knees, such industrial inter state wars have now become an historical anachronism.

So he asked me, could he please visit me, and then finally he did, and explained to me that what I did now in my shop was an anachronism, that the industrial revolution had broken out, and that I rather should join the factory.