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But if Musharraf were to refuse to go quietly, the generals could promise him a long list of public corruption charges that he must survive without their protection.
Musharraf’s presidency won’t survive long without military backing.
Ensuring that children like Bintu Mustapha survive is the most immediate priority.
The US debt-ceiling fiasco has raised doubts in the minds of central bankers about the advisability of holding dollars, while Europe’s failure to resolve its sovereign-debt crisis continues to fuel doubt that the euro can survive.
As a result, the mandarins survived WWII and the postwar American occupation relatively undamaged, and they will strive to survive the DPJ government as well.
Otherwise, when the tide comes back in, Mexico will find itself struggling to survive in shark-infested waters.
It is morally right that every child should be given the best chance to survive, eat well, stay healthy, and receive an education.
Her ultimate objective is to survive as Prime Minister, and she believes that controlling immigration – a longtime personal obsession – will endear her to “Leave” voters, and that ending the European Court of Justice’s jurisdiction in Britain will pacify the nationalists in her Conservative Party.
In other words, countries have just nine years left to ensure that the industries that have grown under the AGOA not only survive, retaining the thousands of jobs that have been created, but continue to grow.
A violent conflict in the past may survive as a war of memories in the present, as can be observed in the current dispute between China and South Korea on one side, and Japan on the other.
All that will be decided by the West’s globally dominant automobile industry is whether it will adapt and have a chance to survive or go the way of other old Western industries: to the developing world.
The seventh uncertainty is whether the UK itself can survive.
In a recently released instruction, Dignitas Personae, the Church’s Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith objects to IVF on several grounds, including the fact that many embryos are created in the process, and few survive.
More competition means that previously sheltered companies must shape up and become more productive, innovating simply to survive.
And about $2.5 trillion annually would go to today’s developing countries every year, or $500 a year on average for each individual in the third world, almost half of whom now survive on less than $2 a day.
He lived through the US-led invasion during a formative time in his creative life – he was writing for television and engaged in film criticism and commentary while trying to survive bombardment, looting, and chaos.
And, indeed, solar power increasingly appears to be able to survive without regulatory help.
There are gruesome tales of young people who have been forced to sell their kidneys and other organs simply to survive.
Most of those affected by recurring disasters survive.
So the romance will survive, but it is unlikely to be as intense, and it is unlikely to be unconditional.
It still has great strengths, and, with sensible reforms, the EU can survive and eventually return to greater prosperity and stability.
Even if real-estate prices fell by more than 50%, commercial banks could survive – not least because mortgages account for only about 20% of banks’ total assets.
Both the Chinese Communist Party and the People’s Liberation Army could survive without US patronage.
To survive and thrive, the eurozone will need to become more centralized, with some common fiscal revenues, expenditures, and debts.
North Korean thinking reflects cunning, to be sure; but it also betrays the regime’s will to survive, and its desire to master the current situation.
It is difficult to see how either Britain or France can survive on the basis of nostalgia.
While it is conceivable that the European project could survive without Britain, a united Europe without France is unthinkable.
Doubts about sovereign debt in Europe have revolved around the euro to such an extent that some now question whether the single currency can survive.
Information is liberating in the traditional political sense of the term: the spread of information has had a direct impact on the degree of accountability and transparency that governments must deliver if they are to survive.
An uprising that would give the allies the city without a fight, however, is too much to expect so long as they fear that Saddam might survive to punish them.
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