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How much better it would have been if they had tried to educate their electorates in the difference between private- and public-sector debt.

Do not think of it as something utopian, something that electorates have to approve in a referendum.

Under normal circumstances, European electorates would not accept such a massive transfer of sovereignty.

In both Europe and America electorates seem to be turning inward.

But among most electorates, a victory for the Republican candidate would have been greeted with a collective cry of anguish.

Electorates are likely to chafe at the cost of bringing down government deficits, especially ifthemain result is to repay foreign creditors.

Some of these states, of course, are untroubled by disobliging electorates.

With Labor needing to pick up a swag of seats in Howard's home state, the neighbouring electorates have been identified as possible gains.

But politicians must be privately weighing up the pros and cons, figuring out which option is worse for their electorates.

War-weary electorates in the U. S. and many other nations are wondering why the same isn't the case in Afghanistan.

Whether electorates and their parliaments will accept a fiscal union will depend on their perceptions of the available alternatives.

ROBIN OAKLEY: I think, Hala, because France is in a mood, just like other electorates across Europe, to kick its government.

The reality is that weak Western economies and trigger-happy electorates stand to muss all that up.

Their fundamental task is to reconcile electorates to accepting less of everything than they have had in the past.

If the EU were to choose a small fiscal union, would electorates accept?

The challenges of immigration and domestic economic reform are polarising electorates and producing weak governments.

In Europe national politicians, answerable to their own electorates, are struggling to confront continent-wide problems.

By running scared of their electorates, leaders have denied themselves the space to identify their shared interests.

Mr Obama's popularity among European electorates should make it easier for governments to find that fee.

Western policymakers, facing slow growth and furious electorates, are understandably fed up.

Politicians therefore need to start explaining to their electorates the choices they face, and the consequences of those choices.

They should however, focus the minds of politicians, bankers, and electorates everywhere.

Life support that the core's electorates may well wish to switch off.

And, this being Europe, there is every chance that the politicians will try to avoid discussing a lot of this with their electorates.

Their electorates will care if their government is insolvent or their countries suffer decades of slump.

The fumblings of national politicians, answerable to frustrated electorates, are making things worse.

But Europe's politicians have run scared of disgruntled national electorates.

Politicians have not prepared electorates for difficult times.

There is a long way to go, and, along the way, many reluctant electorates to be persuaded.

The days when governments could go their own sweet way, ignoring treaty agreements and responsible only to their electorates, have gone.

How do you tell your electorates that all the old assumptions about welfare capitalism must be rethought?

They are not sentimental about character (as electorates increasingly are).

Electorates know this, which is why some European Union member states oppose fiscal transfers to others.

Nevertheless, this harsh truth has not yet been accepted by governments or electorates.

The Government Statistician calculates the electoral population of all electorates.

If only electorates were behind them.

Restricting hedge funds is something they can sell to their electorates.

Statements that the party intends at general elections to submit a party list, stand candidates for one or more electorates, or both;