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Political ideas are easily translated into religious language, and in extreme circumstances, violent jihadism is used to express political frustrations.
He said, “There is a need to…hold democratic elections according to the law; have democratic decision-making, democratic management as well as democratic supervision; safeguard people’s right to know, to participate, to express, and to supervise.”
For years they tried to express their grievances through peaceful means.
Citizens who express concern about leadership need to learn not only how to judge it, but how to practice it themselves.
Hundreds of thousands of Haitians came to work in this country with the express permission of the Dominican government.
Internet communication in modern China is filled with baits and traps: user-friendly Web page designs, easy-to-click icons and symbolized facial expressions, beautiful female stars in online ads and constantly updated international news induce users to participate and express their own ideas.
Some will express surprise at this strange country, which is never so great as when it is on the edge of a cliff.
On the contrary, a sufficient number of voters came to understand that in that very anger – in its spokespeople and in the words used to express it – lurked a threat to the republic, to democracy, and to the nation’s fundamental values.
Inflation Is Still the Lesser EvilCAMBRIDGE – The world’s major central banks continue to express concern about inflationary spillover from their recession-fighting efforts.
Politicians and their boosters who express themselves in this manner may not be fascists; but they certainly talk like them.
These women’s tragic stories suggest that the ISIS pseudo-state was built on the total subjugation of women, and the group has indeed frequently crafted brutal, misogynistic propaganda to express and promote its ideology.
By contrast, Indian prime ministers since Jawaharlal Nehru have traveled to China to express goodwill and deliver strategic gifts.
Whether Zhao’s supporters will express themselves in a similar fashion is uncertain.
They might use the first ballot to express their anger at the government and discontent with the system, but they know that the FN is made up of incompetent extremists.
Indeed, people and governments need to express their anger at the fact that no binding agreement was reached in Copenhagen, despite the willingness of many of those who were present.
Cambodian survivors of the Khmer Rouge recall the daily fear of criticizing that regime; it would be especially tragic if Cambodians did not feel free to express their views of the Extraordinary Chambers.
As a pluralist society with a free and thriving mass media, creative energies that express themselves in a variety of appealing ways, and a democratic system that promotes and protects diversity, India has an extraordinary ability to tell stories that are more persuasive and attractive than those of its rivals.
Those climbers who believe that continuing would “honor” the lost Sherpas should consider alternative ways to express their reverence.
Ronald Lauder, president of the World Jewish Congress, said that that body saw the resolution as weakening “the rights of individuals to express their views.”
A process that familiar in high debt countries (most recently Mexico), in Russia went into the express lane.
both express warm feelings for Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Whatever its form, privatization did not just express a philosophical direction; it also had wide-ranging economic consequences, not least on stock exchanges, which were revitalized through SOE listings in countries as different as Italy and Egypt.
True democrats rightly feel uncomfortable enhancing minority civil rights without parliament’s express consent.
Instead, they repeatedly express the hope that it will remain a pivotal player in a prosperous and globally engaged Europe, something US President Barack Obama recently reaffirmed in a conversation with UK Prime Minister David Cameron.
If there are still people crazy enough to deny that the Holocaust occurred, will they be persuaded by imprisoning people who express that view?
Laws against incitement to racial, religious, or ethnic hatred, in circumstances where that incitement is intended to – or can reasonably be foreseen to – lead to violence or other criminal acts, are different, and are compatible with maintaining freedom to express any views at all.
They may do so through protest, as the Ottoman calligraphers did, and as Irish opponents of genetically modified potatoes did in 2002, by marching in Dublin to express their opposition to the “death of good food.”
A Metaphor for ObamaNEW HAVEN – As US President Barack Obama begins his second term, he needs a simple way to express his vision and policies for the economy – a metaphor around which support for his policies might crystallize, thereby boosting his administration’s political effectiveness.
He should be thinking about how to express – vividly and compellingly – the principles that have guided his choices so far, and that set a path for America’s future.
Credo Action’s website includes an easy-to-use menu to express one’s support on a range of issues.
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