Standing
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Since the radical anti-establishment Syriza’s election in Greece almost two years ago, voters seem to have taken to the idea of national governments
standing
up to supranational and multilateral organizations such the European Commission and the International Monetary Fund.
Saudi Arabia’s initial response to the fracturing of a system that it had underwritten with petrodollars was to increase support for those of its allies that were still
standing
– Jordan, Lebanon, and Bahrain.
Yet his foreign travels have achieved little, beyond improving his personal standing, which had suffered considerably following accusations that, as Chief Minister of Gujarat, he had been at least negligent as more than a thousand people were killed in a 2002 anti-Muslim pogrom.
France may not have the military might of the US or the growth rate of China and India, but its team reached the World Cup championship, raising its
standing
in the eyes of billions of people – and perhaps giving a reprieve to its unpopular government.
In 1960, Kennedy was beamed into American homes,
standing
beside the better-known but far less charming Richard Nixon.
But, it seems that no robust critique was delivered when she met privately with Hun Sen in Phnom Penh on February 22 – even though Australia’s high
standing
in Cambodia (not least owing to its historical role in the peace process) means that its voice certainly would have been listened to.
Towering levels of corruption damage not only the authority of government at home, but the very
standing
of Georgia as an independent state abroad.
Obama’s Middle EastJERUSALEM – President-elect Barack Obama’s plans for the Middle East, the region where his predecessor’s policies shattered America’s
standing
around the world as a benign superpower, represent a welcome departure from President Bush’s grand design to redress the region’s ills through “constructive chaos.”
This is the real wound that infects America’s entire foreign policy, particularly its
standing
in the Arab and Muslim world.
Consider how Putin’s
standing
benefited from the annexation of Crimea – a move that he defended in historical terms – despite the devastating impact of that move on Russia’s economy.
Today, the world’s great powers are no longer claiming to be the last man; all they can do is hope to be the last man
standing.
For Turkey, the overthrow of Assad would bolster its regional
standing.
Standing
on the verge of greater integration, Europeans are hesitant, “unsure whether we should really stride out on the onward journey.”
Ghana needs foreign donors to plug the gap in its finances and assist us in
standing
on our own two feet.
An exit would also harm Britain’s geopolitical interests, both in Europe (where, ironically, it favors EU enlargement) and, worldwide, in its global
standing
and special relationship with the United States (which has made clear its preference for a European UK).
The threat to America’s international
standing
is real; but, blinded by it, Americans believe that they are still in a position to condescend to China as they would to an inferior power.
It was about
standing
up to the Zionist enemy, the high-tech crusader whose military superiority can be defeated only by stubborn resistance.
Meanwhile, the deal severely compromised the leadership of Mahmoud Abbas, the president of the Palestinian Authority, who has been clamoring for years for the release of prisoners in order to boost his popular
standing
and enhance his position as Israel’s interlocutor for peace.
They are more assertive in
standing
up for their right to education than the adults who are supposed to uphold that right.
And an international court’s credibility and moral
standing
depends on the fundamental principle that everyone is equal before the law.
According to a Palais Royal Initiative report, a key way to raise the SDR’s global
standing
is through “regular allocations of SDRs under appropriate safeguards” or even allocations “in exceptional circumstances.”
If so,
standing
trial in The Hague would be the best service he could render to his country.
In one dilemma, you are
standing
by a railroad track when you notice that a trolley, with no one aboard, is heading for a group of five people.
This time, however, you are not
standing
near the track, but on a footbridge above the track.
Standing
next to you, however, is a very large stranger.
I hope it does not come to that, and that when the battle smoke clears, Cameron will be left – as he deserves to be – the only man
standing.
Last but not least, the three pillars could not have remained
standing
without the anchor provided by the fourth.
So there is no question that the invitation to the New York Philharmonic was meant to burnish the prestige of a regime, ruled by The Dear Leader, Kim Jong-Il, whose
standing
is so low – even in neighboring China – that it needs all the burnishing it can get.
The Face of EvilNEW YORK –
Standing
with Slobodan Milosevic 13 years ago on the veranda of a government hunting lodge outside Belgrade, I saw two men in the distance.
Standing
up to Israel, and its new fanatical friends, is not anti-Jewish.
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