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Dictatorships are regarded as indestructible before they fall, Trotsky reminds us, but their demise is viewed as inevitable once they are toppled.
In fact, in many homes, dogs or cats are regarded as members of the family.
So far, China’s rulers have regarded emerging strategic competition with India, Japan, Russia, and the United States as a jostling for influence in Central and South Asia.
Water management should not be regarded as an end in itself – a single-variant solution for a single-variant problem – but as a means to several ends, including environmental conservation and social and economic development.
This should be regarded as a model for the future and a lesson for the present.
Woodrow Wilson was not a gifted student as a child, but he succeeded in teaching himself oratory because he regarded it as essential for leadership.
As the European Union’s top competition official a decade ago, he was regarded as a very Anglo-Saxon regulator.
At the time, this was regarded as a catastrophic failure.
We are highly regarded around the world as an excellent export base.
Now, GNP – along with gross domestic product, or GDP – is regarded as the de facto indicator of national welfare around the world.
Moreover, from a diplomatic standpoint, the territories were regarded as bargaining chips (“land for peace”) to be used in achieving a negotiated solution.
In historical terms, the Syrian crisis, not the Arab Spring, will most likely be regarded as the Middle East’s seminal event in this decade – and the crucible of the region’s future.
In Latin American countries, on the other hand, an all-or-nothing attitude seems to prevail, with 50.1% of the popular vote regarded as being sufficient to stage a revolution of sentiment, if not of policy.
The coup leaders of August 1991 viewed Gorbachev’s ouster the same way Ulbricht had regarded his demand for the Wall – as the only means to preserve communist rule.
Nevertheless, fiscal rules and common banking supervision are still regarded in many quarters as an illegitimate encroachment on member states’ sovereignty.
Iran certainly regarded the meeting as a propaganda opportunity, promising wide media coverage at a time when it was in the eye of a diplomatic hurricane.
In the rest of the Western world, the desire to witness an execution is widely regarded as barbaric, and barely comprehensible.
Until a decade ago, Turkey was regarded as no more than a staunch NATO ally.
That essay is widely regarded as the start of the worldwide movement for freedom of speech and the press.
Coming close on the heels of the Annapolis conference, which brought together representatives from all Arab states – including Syria – and Israel, many observers regarded our meeting as a signal of the Bush administration’s refusal to normalize bilateral relations with Syria or strike any deals or bargains with its regime.
And, second, does every oligarch deserve to be regarded with suspicion?
As his campaign, once regarded with derision, continues to rack up successes – most recently, in the Michigan and Mississippi primaries and the Hawaii caucus – pundits are scrambling for some historical or foreign analogue that can shed light on the phenomenon.
There was a certain amount of political bluster among rock stars, to be sure, but this was widely regarded as frivolous posturing.
Efforts to limit such freedoms therefore must be regarded as a challenge to all democratic governments and to global cooperation – and they must be stopped.
The former president of the FIFA, Joao Havelange, often dreamed of a football match between Israelis and Palestinians: the American vice-president Al Gore regarded such a match as a means to help Washington solve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
On the contrary, by nurturing the current environment of instability and uncertainty, Musharraf himself must be regarded as one of Pakistan’s biggest problems.
It did not take long for Hong Kongers to realize that their new leader harbored a deep – and deeply flawed – “patriotic” worldview that regarded Western “values” as unsuitable for Hong Kong, the first globalized Chinese city in modern history.
Above all, journalism is not regarded as a noble profession, because too many young Africans, for too long, saw the journalist as a mere propagandist.
In short, workers’ rights and compensation are regarded as a concern for Mexican companies alone.
Trade pacts like NAFTA must no longer be regarded as charters of rights for large corporations.
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