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Making matters worse, the al-Sauds realize that American
demands
will persist after any war on Iraq is concluded.
Much has been written about possible ecological shocks triggered by the impact of a growing human population’s
demands
on the biosphere, and about the social and political tensions stemming from resource scarcity or climate change.
And the army has already become the purview of nationalistic and religious cadres, even without conscription of the ultra-orthodox – one of the centrist camp’s
demands
in pressing for fairer national burden-sharing.
But representation is never simply a mechanical response to pre-existing
demands.
In turn, the most radical regional opposition groups threaten secession if the central government blocks their
demands
for greater self-government.
The 2018 National Defense Authorization Act, passed by the US House of Representatives last month, includes
demands
for the US government to strengthen military ties with Taiwan, with US Navy ships calling in at Taiwan’s ports.
As part of a peace deal brokered by the Archbishop of Canterbury, the king accepted the baron’s demands, put to him in a document called Magna Carta, or “the Great Charter.”
But they have focused almost exclusively on the events’ political dimension: Who are the leaders, and what are their
demands?
For many elected officials, migration poses a complex political dilemma: how to reconcile their citizens’
demands
with the interests of migrants.
Choosing to LearnSTOCKHOLM – The Nordic countries’ economies are performing well, and a part of the reason is that they are gradually reforming their “social model,” adapting it to new realities in ways that respond to people’s
demands.
But for us the legalization of Solidarity and its right to choose its own representatives were nonnegotiable
demands
- and Lech Walesa held firm on this until the Communists relented.
Of course, we now recognize more clearly than ever that history has always been written by the victors, which gave rise in recent decades to frequent
demands
that the history of the victims and the defeated be written, at least next to that of the victors.
This approach
demands
an understanding that progress will not be steady over time, because discoveries rest on extensive preparatory work.
And Julius Evola, the reactionary Italian thinker whose work has inspired Europe’s post-war far right, expressly admired the concept of jihad and the self-sacrifice it
demands.
And yet our worldwide financial system
demands
greater openness and access to information.
Like Britain’s suffragettes, those calling for action will be satisfied only when their reasonable
demands
are met with concrete action.
Briefly stress consists of a pattern of built-in processes preparing the human organism for physical activity in response to
demands
and influences that tax its capacity to adapt.
Design labor time to avoid conflict with
demands
and responsibilities unrelated to the job;Participation/control.
The third lesson is that making Europe stronger – institutionally, politically, and economically –
demands
continued reform.
Today, these initiatives are marked by outdated courses and rote learning methods that fail to prepare young people for the
demands
of the twenty-first-century job market.
Financial globalization
demands
a stronger global financial safety net.
That is why the market treats French bonds as riskier and
demands
a higher interest rate, even though France’s budget deficit is 5.8% of its GDP, whereas Britain’s budget deficit is 8.8% of GDP.
Not all popular
demands
for freedom succeed: in the confusion, reactionary forces can make their move.
Deregulation ("debureaucratization," really) will make life easier for new businesses by reducing the number of inspections imposed by bureaucrats and by decreasing the number of
demands
for licenses and other forms of red tape (which were also big sources of bribery).
Likewise, more ambitious
demands
from Britain’s smaller opposition parties for a second referendum on the final exit deal have gained no traction, even among committed pro-Europeans, who are intimidated by the witch-hunting atmosphere against unrepentant Remainers.
Education Innovation in the Middle EastLONDON – Supporting the millions of newly displaced people of the Middle East
demands
resources far beyond the capacity of the United Nations, and is a continuous humanitarian-aid challenge for companies, foundations, and public-sector donors.
In 1995, the late Yale University economist Gustav Ranis emphasized that the East Asian economies’ success in sustaining long-term growth owed much to the “flexibility of policymakers” who consistently responded to changing
demands.
The question for everyone is whether that search for identity can be satisfied with headscarves and wide public acceptance of Islamic religious practice, or if positive affirmation of Islam
demands
a more fundamental renunciation of modernity.
The first option is the American way, which also
demands
that the buyers bear the risks inherent in public or private securities.
Demands
for freedom of assembly and the right to organize followed.
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