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In 2000, one of Mr. Tung's political aides called on the president of the prestigious University of Hong Kong to express concern over a faculty member's opinion polls, which consistently recorded Mr. Tung's declining popularity.
In France, too, many of them express – often quietly – both their deep love for what Israel is and their deep concern for what Israel is now doing.
Western politicians will cheer, and many pundits will express relief that less money will be flowing to undemocratic countries in the developing world.
First, the ECB’s renewed bond purchases must express the clear intention of reducing sovereign interest rates to sustainable levels, which are at least 200 basis points below their July averages.
It is not only forbidden to express reservations about Kim’s divine status; staying alive requires regularly proclaiming one’s devotion.
Uniting SyriaBERLIN – Syrian opposition activists regularly express disappointment with the level of international support that they receive.
All around the world, it seems, the walls are closing in on the space that people need to assemble, associate, express themselves freely, and register dissent.
By contrast, a growing group of current and former officials continues to express concern about current and potential future risks in the United States, Europe, and globally.
The French have treated themselves to a month of crisis – more playful and poetic than social or political – to express their refusal of a world where money has too much influence.
She never required a focus group to tell her what she believed or how to express it.
Many Chinese find non-confrontational ways to exchange information and ideas, and to express their views on public-policy issues that matter to them.
News consumers are twice as likely to express the most trust in local broadcast and cable news compared to social media, attesting to voters’ reliance on television journalism to inform their thinking.
People value room to express themselves– to voice their thoughts or show their talents.
But some express concern that the new Europe will be defined in opposition to the US.
According to the State Department at the time, the point of the visit was to “[express] our deep support for the right of the Syrian people to assemble peacefully and to express themselves.”
His comparative advantage was on the outside, where he was free to develop his insights and express his views.
Given this, how free are credit rating agencies to express their opinion on the very institutions that will regulate them?
As with all numerical indicators that try to express a very complex reality, there is always room for improvement.
And, to avoid interrupting the “dialogue” by clapping, they used forceful hand signals to express their agreement.
Other Turkish investors express similar complaints.
So, under pressure from their citizens, European leaders began to express concern about what the TTIP was lacking in terms of, say, environmental and sanitary regulations and transparency.
The second issue the Court considered was the conflict between constitutional principles: the clash between freedom to express one's thoughts and condemnation of Ellwanger for the crime of racism.
The court ruled that, ultimately, freedom to express one's thoughts, however generously conceived in a democracy, must be balanced against other values, such as reputation, honor, privacy, dignity, and equality.
Both countries express a determination to find collaborative ways to restructure their energy mixes with new, low-carbon energy technologies.
That is why the US has been pressing South Korea to express more explicitly its opposition to China’s behavior regarding its territorial claims in the South China Sea.
In canceling a $3.6 billion Myitsone hydro-electric project (90% of whose electricity would have been exported to China), the Burmese government surprised most observers, even though Chinese analysts were quick to express understanding of the government’s desire not to be seen as wholly subservient to a much more powerful neighbor.
First, let us express the undeniable facts about Europe’s Union.
In internet forums and chat rooms, Chinese citizens continued to express their outrage about what they saw as a government cover up.
For the first time, as the explosion at Jaingxu school and the response to the attacks of September 11 th proved, China's public can use the internet to both gain information and express views that may influence the government.
Restituents -- those 18% of respondents who received property previously owned by a member of their family but confiscated by the communists in 1947 -- are similarly cheery: 66% of them express satisfaction with reform, versus 49% for non-restituents.
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