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Karl Rove, who last week announced that he is quitting as George Bush's chief adviser, was all over the political talk shows last weekend.

The stress of his wife's illness is constant, he said, harder on him than stresses he faced for years in the political arena.

"Most of us feel that the political leadership in Europe will not let it get out of hand, " McNerney said.

He was a man of diffidence and reserve, yet he was always caught up in the political storms of recent decades.

So far, the U. S. and its allies have preferred to shore up the political arm of Syria's opposition.

It was a perfect Obama family moment: a blend of the personal, the political and the fashionable and lapped up by an eager press.

it's as if Mr. Walker were flaunting the political nature of his actions.

But she has rarely referred to the political drama sparked by his relationship with White House intern Monica Lewinsky.

His professed attitude to the political process was that of the critical Public Choice theorists.

Business leaders have also been gathering to send a message to the political summit and I've been listening to what they have to say.

That makes it a highly divisive issue in a nation where the political fight over abortion is still intense.

For the new study the authors tried to see how the extra schooling had affected the political and social attitudes of the women in question.

If Justice Ginsburg were to leave the court, the political imperative to choose a woman would only increase.

Another is that the political effects of such a transformation might be disruptive for a country run by a Communist party.

Officials probably worried that if they did not concede the point, the political-reform package might be rejected by Legco.

A new prime minister must be prepared to tackle these problems and to wage the political wars necessary to fulfill his government's goals.

He was in a particular hurry about it, because this man was the only one among all the political prisoners whom he disliked.

As for the political parties, they seem to be able to turn the violence off and on as it suits them.

He said the bombing was an attack against a symbol of the people's power and authority and the political system that they created.

But he said the political implications of doing so may create more questions and problems than solutions.

Just when the political situation was growing more stable, increased terrorist activity began to rock the boat.

There was some shadow of an attempt of this kind in the mode of celebrating the day on which the political year of the colony commenced.

If only it had the political leaders to match, its chance of avoiding recession would be far better than one in two.

The safety of you national economy would be lost, as long as you display how much you get the political achievements.

To understand the political anguish and hand-wringing in India over a nuclear deal with the US, one needs to understand a very simple fact.

Wenger, though, has no intention of letting any of his star names leave and slammed all the speculation behind the political wrangling.

The capital, Chang An city, was the political, economic, cultural center of the Tang Dynasty. It was an international metropolis.

Few Argentine politicians are prepared to pay the political cost of spending cuts or tax rises to pay off bondholders.

I ask you to follow me now briefly in some thoughts on the political situation in which the Academy is called upon to work.

So the political conception seems able to give an adequate account of the universality of human rights.

Public opinion, however, may be less hostile than the political elite. NATO seems to be little known and little understood.

"I hereby assume the political responsibility for the internal communication policy of the defence ministry, " he said.

Uh, it's going to be a problem to get the political will, you know, of some countries, and particularly America, to actually get out there.

Aristide certainly made mistakes and was often his own worst enemy, but the political opposition never really cooperated with him.

If you're a woman who wants to enter the political processes of your country, find out about support systems in place to help you.

Why was the political left bitterly split in Germany but not in Austria, which had lost not just a war but an empire?

To connect rivers and lakes into a navigational network with canals was one of the political consensuses in the newly founded United States.

I'm not a political strategist and, besides, not even the political strategists can be sure about this sort of thing.

"The political system has been hiding the truth for so long, " he said.

However, as I Shall argue, Rawls's account of the political conception of human rights has serious defects.

He said as the political party in power, the AK Party is acting with an understanding of its duties and obligations.

Now North Korea has only China to turn to if the political transition that seems to be starting goes awry.

This was third step of "the political business separation" of the royal government and it had the influencing subtly possibility.

When he posted a list of ten short reasons why he had decided to move away from the political right, it attracted plenty of flames.

Rather, Cameron uses his clothes to distinguish himself from his main rival, and link himself to the political fairytale across the pond.

The German chancellor's sentiment demonstrates the political will not to let Europe's sovereign debt crisis undermine the single currency.

More to the point, it leads Hodge to neglect some of the political decisions that most immediately affect the lives of actual people.

It calls on the bank to make a more "realistic assessment of the political economy of governance-related reforms" .

the political, budgetary, economic and legal costs of such a course are too high for it to be sensible.

The great object of the political economy of every country, is to increase the riches and power of that country.

Frankly, I'm skeptical that productive use can be made of them in Afghanistan but that seems to be the way the political winds are blowing.

Just a few years ago, the Conservative Party was the political home of classical economics.

On the political side, the long-term fix to the euro's malaise is said to be a fiscal union, a true political federation.

He occupies a similar position to you in the political spectrum, and he already seems to be running into a lot of difficulties.

Still, he is shown in a generally positive light, sometimes misreading the political mood but mostly making the best of a bad situation.

Temasek Holdings seems to be quite reluctant to interfere with in the political issue of the countries it invests into.

Some Afghans suspected the school closure might have had political motives to avoid demonstrations by the political opposition.

You do not have to be a member of the moribund Socialist Labour Party of America to see the political appeal of that.

The political and moral rearing of the younger generation is close to the heart of the movement, and it is to this that we now turn.

French backing for a burqa ban across the political spectrum is sometimes hard to understand.

And the court did not consider the question of existing laws designed to prevent foreign influence in the political process.

The intensified market turmoil might have changed the political calculus, even with less than two months left until the November elections.

It was the time of the Cuban Missile Crisis, the political atmosphere was almost as intense as the public pressure on the stars.

In other words, high-tech, bloody war from the political, into a "can be bloody, it could be a bloodless political. "

Like the political party they choose to support their entire lives, their allegiance to the long-sleeved shirt shows no sign of swaying.

The outcome will not be known for months, but the political wind seems to be shifting in favour of firmer action to counter climate change.

Ministers knew it made sense to crack down on junk foods but did not have the political appetite to take on such a huge industry.

The community with the political civilization requires citizens to have the right of the main character and sense of moral education.

"Cultural icons have been used as pawns in the political game between the state and the Islamists, " she says.

Yet the insistence on immediate spending cuts continued to dominate the political landscape, with malign effects on the U. S. economy.

Politics' nature of uncertainty also makes the political ideology unable to be the sound base for morality.

In response to calls to open up the political system, Mr. Putin said he would consider loosening restrictive laws on party registration.

The action, the sense of can-do, is so different from the political and economic paralysis of America's age of constraint.

Grant had been out of office four years. People seemed to have forgotten the political problems that shook his administration.

Guangzhou consumer is always in a rational and mature known, the political impact of the implementation of Guangzhou is not great.

Running for the Downey seat was the only possibility for me to move up the political ladder at a time when my political stock was high.

Minsk, with a heavy security presence, is usually peaceful, and the political opposition nonviolent.

I gave him what I thought was a brilliant explanation of the political situation and explained how hard and difficult the war will be.

As an important part of a city, communities enjoy a close relationship with the political, economic and cultural life of the residents.

As you progress up the political ladder, to Baronies and higher, the focus changes to a broader look at the territory under your control.

"The prosperity of the American people is more important than the political fortunes of any politician or political party, " he said.

Skywalker would remember this as the political fallout from Dooku's death and the continued Clone Wars tugged him in different directions.

Extradition involves the political and judicial systems of two countries, each with its own concept of law enforcement.

Its embodiment among the social activities by means of ideology turns out to be the political nature of this paper.

The Qatar accord laid down some form of power-sharing, as a way of keeping Hezbollah and its allies within the political framework.

Set against the political repression and violence of the 1970s and 1980s, the story has something of a Turkish film melodrama about it.

Of course, this is purely hypothetical because, if Germany were to leave the euro, the political consequences would be unthinkable.

The political class does not recognise how much women can contribute to development.

There's also the question of the political objectives in all these wars. Military power is but a means to an end in all conflicts.

The objective was to get a nationwide demonstration of concern for the environment so large that it would shake the political arena.

However, your fortresses and baronies can also be taken over by the enemy, leading to changes all the way up the political ladder.

The question I wish to address is the political realism of that or alternative programs for limiting such growth.

The political prisoner returns to his cell very angry, and complains to the other inmates about this disrespectful answer.

This generational change cannot be stopped any more than the political and social changes that took place in the late 60's could be stopped.

But I certainly think the ball is up in the air for exactly who will make it happen next in the political arena.

The General Secretary of the Central Committee must be a member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau.

Moreover, the concept of "Half the Sky" should be persisted in the political system in the "post-women's liberation" period.

Traders had also been betting that the rest of the eurozone lacked the political will to help its southern neighbours through the crisis.

Dr Kissinger said any country had to have a major industrial base if it wanted to be an important power in the political context.

But the political left is clamouring for a government-run insurance plan, to compete with private ones, as part of any reform effort.

Considering the political situation across the Taiwan Strait we are easy to accept this classification.

Even if he lacks the assiduous political touch of his predecessor , Mr Bernanke is not unaware of the political context .

It does not take a lot of imagination to see the president's vision for high-speed rail idling in the political sidings indefinitely.

The ex-communist Democratic Left is likely to win around a tenth of the vote and yearns to leave the political wilderness.

"The PBOC [is] fully aware of the global situation . . . but from the political point of view they have to be very careful, " Mr Qu said.

Any opinion that seems to challenge the political primacy of the, of the party is not allowed.

In this regard, the outcome from the recent Eurogroup and the Ecofin meetings seem to suggest the political resolve is in hibernation.

But the political and public-relations damage for Goldman -- and Wall Street more broadly -- might have been more extensive.

THE political and social consequences of the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression have been milder than predicted.

Gradually, the legitimacy of the political arrangements began to be questioned.

Home ownership was a crucial part of the American dream, promoted by government leaders across the political spectrum.

The man who shot him said he supported the political group that supported Vice President Chester Arthur. The gunman was found to be insane.

The political system that rules your world is, of course, a construct of the dark cabal.

As he said in his speech, no law will pass without some Republican support: "That is the political and mathematical reality. "

"The political climate is good, better than in previous years and better than expected, " he said.

The political system should be open and be ready to exchange actively with the outside.

So far, the trade relationship with China has been a minor issue on the political landscape, largely because U. S. unemployment is very low.

She is well respected for her humanitarian work and I'm sure she would make as many waves if she moved fully into the political world.

The judge who sentenced him said the trial was not about the political or moral correctness of euthanasia, it was about breaking the law.

And I think the American people will accept more time for troops to be in Iraq to allow for the political developments to take effect.

He no longer seems capable of intimidating the political establishment by threatening to unleash the fury of his media empire.

Investors do not seem convinced that euro-zone governments will be able to muster the political will to hammer out an agreement.

My answer was that economic growth depends not on the harshness of the political climate, but the friendliness of the economic climate.

If the complexity of the modern welfare system would be alien to its founders, the political context of today's reforms would be familiar.

The political and cultural chaos at the beginning of the Republic put the national song in its vicissitudes .

There is no reason to believe that people of every estate will support the political platform .

As part of the social superstructure, culture interacts with the political and economic life of a particular society.

The political efforts are aimed at keeping the U. S. economy out of a housing-triggered recession.

Kuai Tong was one of the political strategists in the Warring States Period. He lived in seclusion during the reign of the Qin Dynasty.

it was not the moment when crisis management was finally given the political leadership it needs.

The high life continued for almost a decade, but the political tide was beginning to turn.

It is rather more of a personal observation of the character traits prevailing in the political arena seasoned with a little comedy and wit.

Government Theory has been a popular issue, which the political academic and the public administration are very concerned about.

He said he does support the political sectionthough because of the nostalgia it elicits.

It has upturned the assumptions of the political duopoly that has operated since the end of Winston Churchill's wartime coalition.

Love in the political science definition of a man and a woman based on a certain demand, live together.

The progressiveness of policy is determined by that of both the political environment and political science.

Some activists had hoped that with the October 1 parade now out of the way, there might be a relaxation in the political mood.

But Antonia Fraser opens the door to the political and cultural demands that shaped the destinies of the king and his royal wives.

In Qin dynasty, Chengdu was the political and economic center in the southwestern area, and Shiguan and Gongguan were set up in Chengdu.

In the run-up to the invasion of Iraq in 2003 she seemed to be regarded by Radio 4's programme producers as the political voice of reason.

By some yardsticks, Japan's electorate has delivered the biggest shock to the political system since the end of the American occupation.

Around 1968, he said, he taught in the political science department at the University of Nevada, Reno.

but inside Fannie, the POs are also referred to as the "grassroots" of the political operation.

It referred to public choice theory model, extended the "economic man" assumption to the political and public administration areas.

Government can be defined as the political means of creating and enforcing laws, typically via a bureaucratic hierarchy.

Sure, the political system seems to be engaged in big debates about the budget, pensions and the nation's future.

The purpose is to see whether a general pattern about the political economy of heritage conservation could be identified.

Historians have to understand the political, economic, and intellectual conditions that brought about positivism, old and new.

Unlike many of his business peers, Mr Huang has not joined the Chinese Communist party or other parts of the political establishment.

But, you know, hopefully we'll get the political will, as well as hopefully somebody will win this prize.

"We're not interested in letting the political posturing get in the way" of providing resources to the troops, he said.

This recession is happening at a time when many wonder if the political system is capable of addressing the nation's problems.

During these last crowded days of the political crisis, my pulse had not quickened at any moment.

Besides, he said, Sina executives "understand the political baggage that comes with being a Chinese Internet company. "

Betty Williams, a receptionist and a mother of two, witnessed three children killed during the political turmoil in Northern Ireland.

People familiar with the bank had suggested Citi would resume payments once the political furore over compensation had died down.

Some say they feel the political status quo is so corrupt, it's best not to engage with it at all.

The political damage done by the way in which some of the money provided by the troubled asset relief programme was used was huge.

But there is no doubt that Palin earned lucrative move again as the political capital, from the 2012 election seems a step closer.

State Department spokesperson Victoria Nuland said the political directors of the contact group will meet in Istanbul August 25.

On the one hand the political impasse does not seem to be doing the country any harm.

The political nature of the Nationalist Chinese Army threatened all American objectives in the China theater.

Often the intermediaries, being well organised, perhaps even at the political level, have quite a strong voice.

The second part of the political Testament dealt with the question of succession.

The political opposition must also be able to present credible candidates at next year's parliamentary elections.

This argument is essentially that the police have been neutered by the political correctness forced on them over the years.

The political and economic cost of these failings has not been lost on China's leaders.

As the political, economic, and cultural hub of Czech Republic, Prague is one of the most beautiful cities in Europe.

It has shaken off the political tragedy of great powers and will promote world economic development and international political harmony.

Moreover, Lincoln "was able to tell stories and jokes, " which was an important asset in the political arena.

He oversees a private-sector compensation structure (one he didn't design) that he's trying to justify to the political sector.

Civil officials are the key part of the ruling class, as well as the important tool for the Emperor keeping the political power.

Women suffrage will not, to say the truth. add to the political confusion.

It's been a rapid rise for an idea that, only months ago, was located firmly in the political fringe.

Due to his involvement in the political scandal, the President has been on the receiving end of public criticism.

He took a passing look at the political news, then turned to the sports page.

In an institution where the administrative leaders assume full responsibility, the primary Party organization acts as the political nucleus.

Yes, some tax rises may be necessary, if only out of the political necessity of persuading the electorate that the burden is being shared.

that it is far easier for soldiers to topple an elected government than to manage their own exit from the front of the political stage.

There must be a chance they will descend into infighting or let some true democrats into the political process by the back door.

I think Obama might be having a mental breakdown, the political world is a bit too mean for him I believe.

The political response to deflation is to call for a stronger state.

But the troops are not the point, the political objectives are the point.

Yet the ideologues who dominate the political conversation are unable to think in holistic, emergent ways.

On this basis, the evolution of a "stability above all" the political way of thinking and information control mode.

The president said that view is shortsighted . He said what is needed is the political will to make difficult decisions .

The move was intended to prop up crumbling public confidence in the political system after a week of revelations about MPs' expenses.

However, the individuals among the political relation-ship still needed to embody their emotions, awl this is called "political character" .

In modem China, the political organization of the capitalist class, the peasantry cannot accomplish it, so CCP is called to appear.

Powerful voices across the political spectrum, including in my own country, are calling for, and rationalizing, protectionism.

We do not mean to imply that the political system alone is responsible for the lax discipline that has led to our current predicament.

Not now -- because the political considerations of the American in chief should not be a factor when dealing with a century-old dispute.

Too bad no sitting President has the political willpower to say such a thing while they're in power.

The political mess in Italy, like the one currently in Greece, is not a surprise for traders familiar with the southern European markets.

More labor unrest is undoubtedly to follow as unions take advantage of the change in direction of the political winds.

There was some speculation that the game might be moved from Honduras, given the political tensions.

The political tide may be moving in the direction of a complete rethink on how markets and institutions are regulated.

Cleaning up the damage to the political system from President Bush's unprecedented fear campaign may prove to be even more difficult.

Extremely unequal land ownership is both a cause and a consequence of the political conflicts that have plagued Colombia for decades.

In the forum the town's important men had gathered after breakfast to read the political signs that had been posted during the night.

She said a "significant portion" of their discussions focused on the political unrest in Libya.

We did not imagine the fall of Australia's prime minister, Kevin Rudd, nor did we trail the political violence in Thailand.

The catastrophe: As if the political turmoil weren't bad enough, nature struck Haiti in2004 to devastating effect.

Before reading In The Country of Men, the "political" novel that made the biggest impression on me this year was J.

bear in mind, too, that unless something changes the political dynamics, Republicans will soon control at least one house of Congress.

The capital is usually the political center of a country.

Unfortunately this debatable concept is now too generally accepted in the political world for such repudiation to be feasible.

Mr Greenspan counters that that would not have been acceptable "to the political establishment" given the very low rate of inflation.

The political system of the allied powers is essentially different in this respect from that of America.

With a fiscal crunch looming, the political appeal of such financial alchemy can only grow.

The analyst said he misread the political uncertainty spawned by the Greek debt crisis.

Rose warns that leaders should never go into a military intervention without thinking through the political endgame.

Armed police counter-terrorism makes the ship graciousness to think the political work thought politics construction.

But the political actors are also grappling with a complicated problem that US budget rules were not set up to address.

For all that, the change in the political atmosphere in Berlin and Paris is important.

He said that Mexico and China share much in common in the political field and extensive common interest in trade and economic relations.

In historical description as one of the political wisdoms the political tactics culture was always appreciated by the rulers.

It was the political decisions made by European leaders that ultimately put the solvency of individual countries at risk.

It was a very old ritual that seemed symbolic of the political struggle that was changing the face of South Africa.

The political system cannot be gummed up by a need to reach out to the maddest people with the maddest fears.

But there has been a change in the political dynamics of the continent's sovereign debt crisis.

If it wasn't for the political and ethical turmoil surrounding them, stem cells would hardly be a household term.

Nexen's production has also been harmed by the political instability in Yemen, which has long been one of its main sources of reserves.

The US would have to bear some of the political consequences of an Israeli bombing campaign against Iran's nuclear sites.

The political, economic, and strategic implications of the continuing disaster are likewise more foreseeable than was the disaster itself.

By calling for a greater role for SDRs at the expense of the dollar, China seeks to reduce the political and financial power of the US.

As ever, with a new leader, the political character cannot be fully formed or comprehended immediately but happens over time.

And that's why anyone who believes that we need some counterweight to the political power of big money should be on the demonstrators' side.

let me begin the substance of my presentation by connecting the political issue with the scientific one.

As a result of the political process, aging makes the median voter a lower ability person that votes for a lower preferred tax rate.

The creditors have the money and therefore the ear of the political elite; the borrowers tend to have the votes.

Only today have I begun to understand the political situation in Northern Ireland.

The United States was an harsh critic of the Burmese constitution-writing process because it largely excluded the political opposition.

The country has been "consumed with the political crisis that has been ongoing for two or three years. And now this economic crisis" .

But Beijing has been trying to move the political incentive in the other direction.

First, macroeconomic management must be able to identify asset bubbles and to muster the political will to respond.

All that was a landmark in the political history of the internet.

He said governments need to confront the political, social and economic conditions that enemies exploit to win new recruits.

From across the political spectrum people are arguing that it is time for America to shift to a more systematic approach.

Compared with the fight on the political front at home, Mr Breton seems to regard negotiating with EU regulators as a walk in the park.

The political trick that is urgently needed is not to try to stop this process, but to make it more palatable at home.

The main topic of the meeting was expected to be the political crisis in Zimbabwe .

He says if you look at legislatures across the region, only a very small percentage of women are part of the political system.

The political system of a country can only be decided by the people of the country according to its basic national conditions.

As a result of this decision, the Court's status rose within the political system.

As the political makeup of justices on the U. S. Supreme Court changes, interpretation of the Constitution also changes.

But as the political unrest in the country intensified, the majority of that production was hit, taking a toll on global oil supply.

An Iranian transplanted to Paris, Abbas has dedicated himself to documenting the political and social life of societies in conflict.

The political will necessary for a meaningful agreement at the summits planned over the next year is not yet evident.