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Conservative voices argue just the opposite – that abolishing Article 9 is important for exactly such reasons.
At this point, there are very few voices consistently advocating the changes needed to secure the transition from an authoritarian to a democratic regime.
Mousavi’s campaign, and its aftermath, showed clearly that those who professed to see no difference between the candidates, except in style and presentation, were wrong: even if the election was rigged, the voices of opposition to clerical authoritarianism were heard.
So we voices for human rights in China have reason to express gratitude to Clinton, Ambassador Gary Locke, House Speaker John Boehner, US Representatives Chris Smith, Frank Wolf, Nancy Pelosi, Jim McGovern, and Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, and many citizens who spoke out for Chen.
When the government goes after a rich oil tycoon like Mikhail Khodorkovsky, few voices are raised in protest.
The voices of Chileans of my generation still break when we recall that moment.
If the region’s political and business leaders add their voices to the protests against corruption, Latin America can achieve a definitive break with the past, ensuring that all citizens can count on the fair implementation of the rule of law to enable everyone to reach their full potential.
Government ministers use international meetings to mouth platitudes, while ordinary citizens’ voices are muted.
For the first time, prominent Arab voices acquit Israel of the wholesale blame that some Western critics still lazily throw at it.
Along with President Bush, he would be acclaimed as a great leader, while voices of dissent and opposition would be silenced.
In the United States, for example, the sound of billions of dollars flowing into election-campaign coffers is drowning out the voices of individual voters.
The authentic voices of the South know how to cry out in pain.
Those are the voices that must be heeded.
If, deluded by mendacity and make-believe, Britain votes to quit the EU, the referendum – introduced as a way to placate the growing number of anti-EU voices in the Conservative Party – will have blown up Prime Minister David Cameron’s cabinet and done irreparable harm to Britain.
Vemula’s death sparked a wave of public protests, with leading politicians flocking to Hyderabad to add their voices to the growing clamor against not just the university, but also the government – especially Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who remained silent for nearly a week after the tragedy.
It is easy for a president or prime minister to ignore a thousand Web sites; the multiplicity of outlets and voices online, paradoxically, has weakened the media’s power to force accountability from leaders.
Nowadays, there is both too much and too little Europe, or, to put it differently, too many European countries are represented in the world’s premier forums, with too many voices.
As Iraq's new rulers debate what to do about the billions of dollars in foreign debts inherited from Saddam Hussein's regime, voices ranging from the charity Oxfam-International to US defence guru Richard Perle are calling for debt repudiation on the grounds that the debts Iraq now bears were contracted to sustain a corrupt, oppressive regime.
With critical voices silenced, consolidating unchecked power became easier and, in July 1959, Sukarno decreed the beginning of "Guided Democracy."
Breaking down disciplinary silos and bringing together different voices is a significant achievement in itself.
More voices and interests need to be accommodated.
As a result, despite the EU’s many successes, it still speaks with too many voices.
The Bundesbank’s monetary rigor will be just one voice among many in the monetary union; other voices will press for monetary expansion and a weakening currency in midst of continuing frustrations with unemployment, and new frustrations with financial sector crisis.
Building a framework that allows dissenting voices to be heard, and heeded, must be Malaysia’s highest priority.
There may come a moment when even the most authoritative of voices begins to be out of tune, when a revered and outwardly successful structure starts to outlive its own vision and necessity.
Not surprisingly, the loudest voices are heard from companies that face challenges and are among the potential losers.
The conflict with the US may well come to a head during Congressional hearings on the renminbi to be held in September, where many voices will urge the Obama administration to threaten punitive measures if China does not act.
For six years, the voices of reason have largely been drowned out, with passions and delusions claiming primacy.
But discussions between France and Germany – which remain the leading voices in debates on European monetary issues – were far more effective.
That means adding new voices to reflect the world in which we now live.
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