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Abbas said that the decision came at the request of the Palestinian Central Election Commission, after the Commission declared that it could not meet the deadline, because the election law had not yet been approved.
In losing its existential enemy, the West lost the foil against which it declared its own moral superiority.
But, in Trump’s view, the Democrat Yellen was a vestige of Barack Obama’s administration, and thus had to be replaced with a declared Republican like Powell.
These facts beg the question: are Iran’s declared intentions serious, or are they simply slogans aimed at reinforcing national unity?
He would have done better to frame the response as a reply to Al Qaeda, which had declared war on the US.
After all, more than 100 countries already recognized Palestine after Yasser Arafat declared the establishment of a state on November 15, 1988.
Appearing on live German television, he declared that he would close the Balkan route for refugees fleeing Syria for Northern Europe.
Even in Germany, which had long seemed immune to such pressures, the interior minister talks of banning burkas (a policy that would affect 300 people), while the vice-chancellor has declared the death of the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) between the EU and the US even before the body is cold.
Last month, Nahles launched the debate within the SPD when, seemingly echoing right-wing rhetoric, she declared that Germany “cannot accept all.”
Thus, if we can establish that democracy is the means to realize the strong interests of the Muslim community – and I believe we can do this – then democracy may be declared a religious duty in Islam.
Though Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has publicly declared the Dalai Lama to be the “personification of nonviolence,” India has let it be known that it does not support his political objectives.
In fact, Salvini has already declared “round two” in the larger battle between Italian populism and the European establishment.
The United Nations designated 2005 as the International Year of Microcredit, and when the Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to Muhammad Yunus and Grameen Bank the following year, the Nobel committee declared microcredit “an ever more important instrument in the fight against poverty.”
China cannot, he declared, “dictate things to us.”
Perhaps the only reason that the international community declared itself relatively satisfied with the conduct of the poll was that international donors had generously contributed close to $500 million to organize the vote.
The “No-Growth” Prescription for MiseryLONDON – From their ivory towers, nearly 240 academics have declared that economic growth is bad for Europe and the planet.
According to Nancy Youssef, a journalist for McClatchy Newspapers, the Freedom of the Press Committee of the Overseas Press Club of America in New York City declared Assange to be “not one of us.”
The world’s democracies have declared that they will not allow Iran to possess nuclear arms; it is their duty to follow through on that commitment, before doing so becomes impossible.
No less a figure than former United States Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan has now declared that it cannot.
In October 2015, India’s Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, under pressure from the country’s Supreme Court, declared that international commercial surrogacy was unconstitutional.
Nepal, too, has declared a moratorium on surrogacy, after some in the country denounced the practice as exploitative.
Third, war will be declared on the European Central Bank since cheap money is the easiest way to create jobs and take credit for it.
Even the tiny country of Montenegro has had a hopeful few years since it declared independence in 2006.
The European Commission has declared that Macedonia is ready to start accession talks, while Montenegro, Albania, and Serbia have submitted membership applications.
There is clearly room for doubt: on December 18, President Musharraf declared that, at the Islamabad SAARC summit, he would demand a UN-sponsored plebiscite in Kashmir.
The army must, Xi declared, “resolutely conform to orders from the party Central Committee and the Central Military Commission.”
This year, the 400th anniversary of Galileo’s first use of a telescope, has been declared the International Year of Astronomy, so this seems a good time to ponder Kant’s first source of “awe and reverence.”
While the US has been pursuing its plans for a national missile-defense system for roughly 30 years, NATO governments declared in Lisbon that missile defense should be an alliance-wide project.
The central bank, Krugman declared, should stoke inflation through ongoing monetary expansion, in order to reduce real interest rates.
Overall, only ten of the 35 ministries went to pro-change forces, with the other ministers a combination of old-regime figures and technocrats without any publicly declared political affiliation.
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