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Unfortunately, some African governments regarded the report as targeting developing countries, though the recommendations would have been just as relevant to certain developed countries that, especially since the terrorist attacks of 2001, have violated basic human-rights protections.
On both the scientific and the Catholic view, whoever believed in vampires was regarded as superstitious and condemned as uneducated.
If Nicolas Sarkozy, whom he defeated, was widely regarded as “too” presidential, Hollande has given the impression of not being presidential “enough.”
Juxtaposed to the presidential campaign in the United States, Brexit is regarded by many as a wake-up call.
In the past, most American leftists would have regarded the war in Afghanistan as a neo-imperialist venture.
Admittedly, some of the major currency’s movements during the past year can be regarded as normalizing.
A 1979 Gallup Poll had shown that 62% of Americans regarded inflation as the “most important problem facing the nation."
A French CurePARIS – France is widely regarded around the world as a country that has failed to embrace globalization or to modernize its economic and social model.
But the credibility gap in France nowadays is such that anything short of comprehensive reform is likely to be regarded with suspicion.
But, precisely because Lee is regarded as a pro-Japanese conservative, he needs to burnish his nationalist credentials.
And the transformation of the central bank into a quasi-fiscal agent (because if Greek debt is restructured, the ECB will record losses) is regarded with horror, as it violates the separation between money and public finances.
Indeed, Zoellick’s own appointment was widely regarded as “illegitimate” from that perspective.
And, among proponents of immigration, even “illegal” has come to be regarded as an offensive, pejorative qualifier for any living, breathing person.
But sharing the benefits of globalization with the losers is traditionally regarded as a national responsibility.
Nevertheless, the EGF’s rules need to be tightened, lest the scheme comes to be regarded as a political gimmick.
In effect, by not accepting Saudi largesse the militant will be keeping food off his own family’s table – a powerful restraint in a culture and religion in which parents are highly regarded and respected.
Entry into the program often involves a personal audience with the Saudi prince, in a ceremony that emphasizes the paternalistic and personal nature of governance in the Kingdom, where all subjects are regarded as well-cared-for children of the royals.
More than ever, the American system is regarded as a model.
This is particularly true in the case of presidential elections, which have been regarded since 1962 as the key to the legitimacy of all French political institutions.
With Tunisia regarded by most Western analysts as “Arab” and “Islamic,” would there be a “domino effect” in the Middle East?
His visit to the US in February 2012 was widely regarded as a sequel to Deng’s visit in January 1979.
Otherwise, inquisitorial ethics reviews could come to be regarded as nothing more than intellectual vigilantism.
This cannot be regarded as a success.
It was regarded as a vital public good that required philanthropists and high-income countries to fund life-saving treatment for poor and dying people.
But the authors of the UDHR – created amid the Cold War politics of the 1940s – could only agree on what rights people should have, not on why these rights should be regarded as fundamental, let alone how or by whom they should be protected.
From the current French viewpoint, however, laws and regulations based on ethnicity are regarded as an unwelcome encroachment on the Republican ideal.
No wonder, then, that one influential banker regarded as a possible successor to PBOC Governor Zhou Xiaochuan has warned of the possibility of a “Chinese-style subprime crisis.”
Indeed, by 2004, the terrorists themselves regarded Iraq as the central front of their campaign.
The Globalization of JusticePARIS – When the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) was established by the United Nations Security Council 20 years ago, on May 25, 1993, many regarded it as a meaningless gesture.
At the beginning of the year, the RRR increases could be regarded as part of efforts to correct the over-supply of money that arose from the anti-crisis stimulus package.
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