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Over the past two years, it has become increasingly evident that the “modern” or “soft” left is, all in all, governing well.
And his fascination with autocratic leaders, such as Russia’s Vladimir Putin, has already translated into an eagerness to adopt their tactics and symbols of power, evident in his (unfulfilled) request for tanks and missile-launchers at his inauguration.
The Case for PalestineRAMALLAH – Nowhere are the grievances that perpetuate violence and war more evident than they are in Palestine today.
This is evident today on a dramatic scale, and is sustaining German economic growth, and one of the lowest unemployment rates in Europe.
The structural anti-Americanism arising from the global distribution of power was evident well before the Iraq war, in the opposition to American-led globalization during the Clinton years.
As the threat from climate change becomes more evident, financing the response to its impact will become increasingly important.
This is especially evident in Europe, where it is argued, with some justification, that, without such reforms, growth will remain anemic, sustaining or even exacerbating fiscal constraints.
What Sarkozy has failed to grasp is that the reasons for his loss to Hollande in 2012 – such as his extreme nervousness and apparent untrustworthiness – are not only still relevant; they have been compounded by an evident desire for revenge.
Unconventional monetary policy was most evident during the crisis.
But, seen in their entirety, the risk of incoherence has become evident.
Of course, such tradeoffs have long been evident in most economies – developed and developing alike.
Her revelation of her mastectomy – and the evident support of her partner, Brad Pitt – has elicited a rapturous response from popular media, including the tabloids that once damned her as the “other woman” who broke up Pitt’s previous marriage.
But it was evident even before 9/11 that Bush's medicine wasn't working.
With deep divisions evident, Deng chose to bypass all existing institutions, the Party’s Politburo, the Central Committee, and the National People’s Congress and its Standing Committee.
A similar degree of complacency was evident in the United States before the collapse of Lehman Brothers in September 2008.
It is not in the interest of Europe – or the world – to have a country on Europe’s periphery alienated from its neighbors, especially now, when geopolitical instability is already so evident.
Similar trends are evident in Germany, Spain, and France.
While this map has changed significantly since the war began, the level of fragmentation within the groups on either side has become increasingly evident lately.
Nowhere is this approach more evident than in education.
When Congress grills executives from Facebook, Twitter, and Google, glee is evident in news headlines.
This problem is perhaps most evident in the United Kingdom.
Nowhere is this more evident than with the countries surrounding the South China Sea, the lifeblood of maritime Southeast Asia and of China’s northeastern neighbors, Korea and Japan.
The benefits of the single market are evident, not least by creating a much more attractive location for foreign investors.
Meanwhile, the impact on German foreign policy of the country’s deepening economic ties with Russia has been evident throughout the Ukraine crisis.
We can now find new patterns that are not readily evident to the human observer – and this already suggests ways to lower energy consumption and carbon dioxide emissions.
It is increasingly evident that Europe’s political leaders, for all their commitment to the euro’s survival, do not have a good grasp of what is required to make the single currency work.
This is particularly evident in the case of investment spending, which has fallen sharply since the global financial crisis.
The premise is clear: as the crisis made more evident than ever, the interdependence of countries is inescapable.
Brexit should be seen as a punishment for events like the 2014 European elections, when it was evident, even before anyone voted, who would become the head of the EU commission, who would lead the EU parliament, and which of the parliament’s factions would be the largest.
Yet it is increasingly evident that a model of human development based on economic progress alone is incomplete.
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