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And women on the street protest the violence inflicted on them by strangers, neighbors, and acquaintances – and confront the police and officials who condone it.
On these issues, too, the gap between Chinese officials’ words and actions is revealing.
Local officials soon began to broaden their attack.
Soon after the meeting, senior university officials warned the pollster that further funding for his work might not be forthcoming.
Yet many officials working directly under the party leaders are earnestly scrutinizing western countries for institutional details that might shed light on what China can do for itself in the future.
Indeed, many Chinese officials privately laugh at Mr. Tung and his cronies sycophantic behavior and are increasingly confident that the mainland has nothing to learn from Hong Kong's example.
Bill Clinton’s wife could run for president in 2008, and Cristina could do the same in 2007, if her husband doesn’t pursue re-election, or in 2011, if he does, according to government officials.
As many Hong Kong citizens have argued, the Chinese government’s current position is based on a report, submitted by Leung’s officials, which purported to reflect accurately the outcome of local consultations on constitutional development.
But Russia has repeatedly discussed the reasons for these problems with EU officials, and has pointed out the reforms now underway.
Toledo claimed that he would send all dishonest officials to prison - words that captured the imagination of Peruvians, who yearned to see criminal politicians brought to justice.
Nor is it the case that US government officials are typically bribed in an open fashion (though there have been some prominent exceptions).
And, yes, Hamas deliberately chooses to place its military arsenal in highly populated areas under the involuntary protective shield of innocent civilians – or those Israeli officials sometimes refer to, with barely concealed mistrust, as the “uninvolved.”
When government officials travel abroad to encourage economic cooperation, CEOs of some of the country’s biggest companies should go along.
Chinese officials have targeted 2020 as the date by which both Beijing and Shanghai should become leading international financial centers, with deep and liquid financial markets open to the rest of the world.
“No intermediaries, no media, no officials, no red tape,” he promised.
Chinese officials still insist that they cannot control North Korea.
And it is very possible that, behind closed doors, Chinese officials are already testing their ability to manipulate some of the shadowy figures surrounding Kim, who appears increasingly paranoid about the possibility of a coup.
Leading Bush administration officials used to talk of the US current-account deficit being a “gift” to the outside world.
The Czech Republic was determined to move quickly before political opposition could organize, and to use the creative powers of market forces rather than government officials to restructure state enterprises.
There are also reports of visits by high officials to Hongdong.
State officials themselves are among the worst human traffickers.
And the grimmest statistic of all is that many child slaves who are rescued are resold by officials to another slave-labor plant.
There are more than 1,000 brick plants and coalmines around China, and most are under the protection of corrupt officials.
Hu Wenhai, a brave man from Shanxi who killed two corrupt officials, said before his execution, “Officials are forcing people to rebel.
I know I’m going to die, but my death will get the attention of those officials.”
And the corrupt officials?
Hamas officials, including Mahmoud Ramahi, the leader of a bloc in the Palestinian National Council, have publicly supported the UN recognition bid.
You could say that Venezuela now exists as a “lawless legality,” a political system within which officials deny that in making or interpreting laws they are bound in any way by the spirit of justice that underpins those laws.
Rather, it is those who are enraged by the expressed views who may threaten or actually engage in violence, either against the speaker, or against those, like US government officials, whom they believe have facilitated (or failed to suppress) the blasphemer’s activities.
One consequence is that Fed officials now try to avoid it.
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