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At a minimum, Venezuela’s slow-motion coup d’état warrants commissions of inquiry in the spirit of the Russell Tribunal, and greater interest from the Western media – not the embarrassed silence with which the international community has responded so far.
It may create an altogether a new inequality in the human condition, one not measured by income, which was the consequence of the Industrial Revolution to which Marxism responded, but an inequality in the human condition of an organic type.
The CIA responded in kind.
Today, the West is reacting to Russia’s annexation of Crimea and occupation of eastern Ukraine’s Donbas region, just as it responded to the annexation of Wallachia in 1853 and the blockade of West Berlin in 1948.
Technological breakthroughs such as antibiotics and cars responded to a compelling need felt by a huge number of consumers.
At the time of the Boxer Rebellion, Japan responded to requests for help from the international community and won world trust through the sacrifices it made.
Rather than accept its losses, the EPRDF-run government responded with a brutal crackdown, claiming outright victory and accusing the opposition of trying to stage an insurrection.
Britain and some other European governments responded to the post-election crackdown by temporarily withholding aid.
Some NGO’s and Chernobyl charities have responded with disbelief, citing as evidence the general population’s admittedly poor health.
Whereas Brazil, India, and Indonesia have responded to surging inflows with new capital-account regulations, South Africa and Turkey have allowed capital to flow freely across their borders.
Talmon responded with “The Fatherland is Imperiled,” a pivotal article whose conclusions are as relevant today as they were in 1981.
To be sure, some countries – namely, Sweden, Germany, and Switzerland – have responded to the influx by upholding humane values.
China responded to the 2009 global slowdown with dramatic fiscal and monetary stimulus, which fueled a rapid investment-led recovery at home and throughout Asia.
I learned about one example when discussing antimicrobial resistance, to which the government has responded by attempting to limit the quantity of antibiotics a patient may take.
In 1999, the Security Council responded by suspending sanctions.
Whereas Italy’s populist government has sought to blame the country’s problems on the EU bureaucracy in Brussels, Macron has responded to public concerns by calling for even stronger EU institutions.
If the US responded in kind, the casualties would pile up quickly.
If Cardinal Sgreccia had responded to the teenager’s death by saying that the Belgian law denies that children have a duty to live, he might have begun a useful debate that would have clarified differences between those who believe that there is such a duty and those who do not.
I tried to rally global support for Mali, but the Bank and others barely responded.
The Turkish public has demanded action, and Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s government has responded.
If the US had not responded to the Assad regime’s use of chemical weapons, the entire world would have asked what a US guarantee is worth if an American president’s “red line” is crossed without consequences.
For patients who have not responded to conventional treatment, restoring function should replace eradicating pain as the primary objective.
Investors have responded to these fears by buying gold, agricultural land, and other traditional inflation hedges.
Picuti reportedly responded: “I’m not crazy.
The US quickly responded.
That opens the door for a dampening the damage if the European Central Bank vigorously responded by cutting rates.
When they were met by counter-demonstrators, some responded with violence.
Berlin-based elites have responded to Spahn’s essay with mockery, itself a reflection of the German capital’s increasingly cosmopolitan political culture since reunification.
The humanitarian community joined the regime-change chorus when Assad responded to Arab Spring protesters’ demand for political liberalization by unleashing the army and paramilitaries.
East Asian countries have so far responded positively to China’s new diplomacy, and they would undoubtedly welcome any respite from Chinese belligerence.
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