Sprawling
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Taksim and the LeftISTANBUL – The small park in Taksim Square in the
sprawling
metropolis of Istanbul is one of the few green spaces left in the city center.
Add to that
sprawling
urban slums – semi-governed, overcrowded, and poorly sanitized – and it is not surprising that these countries have struggled to contain the epidemic.
Can the United States still afford a suburban lifestyle, with
sprawling
homes in far-flung communities that require long-distance automobile commutes?
In return for its support, political leaders like ex-president Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani and the Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei have allowed the IRGC to grow into a semi-autonomous state-within-a-state.Today it is a large and
sprawling
enterprise, that controls its own intelligence agency, manufacturing base, and import-export companies, much like the Russian FSB or the Chinese military.
Osama bin Laden’s PakistanNEW DELHI – The killing of Osama bin Laden by United States special forces in a helicopter assault on a
sprawling
luxury mansion near Islamabad recalls the capture of other Al Qaeda leaders in Pakistani cities.
Otherwise, communist patriarchs--and their often scarcely more democratic postcommunist successors--have not seen fit to pitch their bloodlines against the
sprawling
institutional bureaucracy left behind by Leninism.
The Paris agreement is a sprawling, rolling, overlapping set of national commitments brought about by a broad conglomeration of parties and stakeholders.
With the 1957 Treaty of Rome, Europe shed what remained of its militaristic impulses and focused on building a
sprawling
and peaceful single market.
To prevent that fate, he must battle the
sprawling
bureaucracy and the State's financial/ industrial empire.
China has now embarked on a $1.4-billion project to build a
sprawling
complex roughly the size of Monaco on reclaimed land in Colombo – a “port city" that will become a major stop on China's nautical “road."
Second, vast geographic differences across ethnic homelands in many African countries, together with these countries’
sprawling
size and inadequate infrastructure left by the colonial powers, has meant that national governments have struggled to govern effectively beyond the metropoles.
As he put it, “These massive columns now rise with shabby dignity from the tangle of scavenging dogs and sprawling, ragged bodies at their base.”
Most host countries have limited resources to penetrate the complex structures of
sprawling
financial groups, and their powers to enforce regulation and supervision are limited.
Few of the occupants of these
sprawling
official residences had the right to live in them.
Not long ago, international links existed primarily among major trading hubs in Europe and North America; now, the web is intricate and
sprawling.
You can see the consequences in the
sprawling
cemeteries of northern and eastern France and the borderlands of central Europe.
In many parts of the world, twentieth-century urban development strategies created sprawling, car-centered cities; but accelerating rates of urbanization have made this approach unsustainable.
In 1955, Garfield created the Science Citation Index (SCI), a database containing all of the cited references across the most highly respected scientific journals, thereby capturing the
sprawling
web of connections among texts.
And the president’s son, Donald Trump Jr., is also at risk in the
sprawling
scandal.
Many of today’s refugees have already been displaced for decades, with new generations – both kids and grandkids – born and raised in
sprawling
refugee camps like Kenya’s Dadaab.
When French and German leaders complained that the
sprawling
and unregulated tentacles of new finance posed huge risks to the global economy, they were derided as sore losers.
Thanks to the vagaries of the parliamentary system and the country’s
sprawling
size, elections seem to take place somewhere every six months, and investors and political analysts are rarely perturbed by even the most unpredictable outcomes.
Yet India continues to face many challenges: nearly 300 million people living in poverty, the spreading Naxalite insurgency, the danger of terrorist attacks ala Mumbai, and
sprawling
urban slums.
The Spirit of September 12WASHINGTON, DC – The terrorist attacks on the United States ten years ago provoked a powerful reaction: the dispatch of American troops, first to Afghanistan and then to Iraq, and the creation of a
sprawling
new federal agency, the Department of Homeland Security, to coordinate and supervise measures and programs aimed at protecting the US from further assaults.
The numbers buttressing this
sprawling
prison system are extraordinary.
That message resonates with many Gujaratis, who are proud to be reminded of a nationally admired native son, and with much of India’s urban middle class, whose members yearn for a strong leader to cut through the confusion and indecision of a
sprawling
country’s messy democracy.
Something similar to this complaint is now made by critics who say that countries like Indonesia and the Philippines are too
sprawling
and undisciplined to adopt democracy.
In a world of
sprawling
value chains, services and logistics are as important as milling steel and assembling circuit boards.
More people means more wild land must be put under the plow or converted to urban infrastructure to support
sprawling
cities like Manila, Chengdu, New Delhi, and San Jose.
China’s energy, manufacturing, and agricultural activities in
sprawling
Xinjiang are having an even greater impact, as they contaminate the waters of the region’s transnational rivers with hazardous chemicals and fertilizers, just as China has done to the rivers in its Han heartland.
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