Resistance
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“Asia should lose no time in firmly establishing democracy and strengthening human rights,” he wrote in response to Lee.“The biggest obstacle is not its cultural heritage, but the
resistance
of authoritarian rulers and their apologists.”
Overly complex climate regulations, political
resistance
to shale-gas development, and energy policies that favor expensive, ineffective technologies are largely to blame.
Pakistan also claims that the Northern Alliance, part of the anti-Taliban
resistance
in Afghanistan, is working with India from within Afghanistan’s security services.
Pathogens come into contact with susceptible hosts that they have never before encountered, and that never had the opportunity to evolve
resistance.
A study published by Columbia University on civil
resistance
has shown that the probability of a country relapsing into civil war following a successful anti-dictatorship armed campaign is 43%, versus 28% when the campaign is unarmed.
Though there is a consensus that the retirement age should be raised from 60 to 65, there is strong
resistance
to cutting benefits.
China’s export subsidies and other trade-distorting practices are set to encounter greater international
resistance.
Israel, which withdrew unilaterally to the periphery of Gaza in September 2005, has been seeking to prevent Palestinian
resistance
fighters from lobbing rockets into its territory.
Yet the Palestinian
resistance
has responded with more rocket attacks.
Given the divergent interests and problems facing different countries within the eurozone and the EU, together with cumbersome governance structures and the difficulty of treaty changes, this is the path of least
resistance
for elected leaders – and thus the one most likely to be followed.
Germany remains willing to do the minimum – and nothing more – to hold the euro together, and the EU’s recent steps have merely reinforced German
resistance
to further concessions.
Powerful
resistance
to higher taxes, coupled with a growing list of urgent unmet needs, has led to chronic under-performance by the US government and an increasingly dangerous level of budget deficits and government debt.
It is more realistic to expect that the new Arab elites will make use of their states’ authoritarian institutions, both to overcome
resistance
to their economic agendas and to consolidate their newly acquired power.
In countries where asking a legislature for tax increases and spending cuts is politically difficult, monetization of deficits and eventual inflation may become the path of least
resistance.
Although there has been talk, even from some Republicans, about appointing a select committee or a special prosecutor to look into the allegations about the Russians and the Trump campaign, the
resistance
has been extraordinary compared to 1973.
Despite the rhetoric of the new Five-Year Plan – which, like the previous one, aims to increase the share of consumption in GDP – the path of least
resistance
is the status quo.
A symmetrical peace between Israel and Palestine would, by contrast, incite much less Islamic
resistance.
That is why
resistance
to immigration so often relies on a common misperception that it has a profound and perverse economic impact on both source and destination countries.
Notwithstanding the public’s resistance, advanced-country populations should embrace immigration.
In their eyes, Hezbollah has become a heroic model of
resistance.
Democracies require leaders to answer too many questions, jump through too many hoops, and face too much
resistance.
Alas, such divisiveness already exists: public opinion opposing the veil is strident, but it appears to be less about religion than about racist xenophobia, anti-immigrant feelings, and
resistance
to multiculturalism.
Last Taxi to EuropeROME – The contrast between Europe’s
resistance
to Uber and America’s warmer reception for the ride-sharing service highlights once again how European regulatory structures, in principle designed to protect consumers, end up protecting entrenched suppliers and stifling innovation.
“This defeats any security arrangement,” al-Suri wrote in a 1,600-page paramilitary manual, The Call for Global Islamic
Resistance.
Growing awareness of the failure of current policies is causing social discontent, civil disorder, and political instability, with the recently concluded Italian elections and the growing popular
resistance
to Greek reform efforts serving as a bellwether.
In other words, SCAF, not the elected president, would remain the dominant actor in Egyptian politics – an outcome likely to generate continuing
resistance
from pro-change forces.
What steady-state advocates forget is that stagnating or declining incomes would heighten
resistance
to higher taxes on fossil fuels and delay investment in green technologies (and thus the transition to new industries and the creation of better jobs).
Some of these now call for passive
resistance
and civil disobedience.
While genetic modification is not essential to feed the world, it does provide significant advantages, enabling scientists to introduce or enhance traits – virus
resistance
in cassava, for example, or improved digestibility of feed – that cannot be realized with conventional breeding.
China has been widely accused of blocking a more ambitious result, mostly because of its
resistance
to external surveillance of its agreed targets, appealing to state sovereignty with all the self-righteousness that the world was accustomed to hearing from former US President George W. Bush.
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