Indeed, they are as important as ever and not only in academia.

The Austrian school is a very minority strain even in academia , he says. Who are those libertarians?

Well, one thing to notice is that we do something different when talking about morality especially secular, academic, scientist types.

Money counts for much in political circles.

Money counts for much in political circles.

The speaker hinted at corruption in the political world.

Money counts for much in political circles.

In international public health circles, there was great excitement.

The book is reportedly read in the highest government circles.

Tom has a very bad reputation in certain quarters.

Loose lips sink ships is received wisdom in central banking circles.

Don't expect to get any more awards, job offers or positions in scholarly societies.

Quantum engineering teams are already springing up in academic and research institutes all around the world.

But corruption poses the single largest obstacle to growth and development in many countries, especially as it diverts resources from the poor.

People increasingly see change not as something that enhances their freedom and dignity but as a force encouraging avarice and unfairness.

It used to be that even mentioning corruption in some official circles was considered taboo.

By concentrating wealth narrowly, globalization produces more threats than opportunities.

On 11 August, a source in diplomatic circles told the news agency that the captives had been released.

This mindset is also pervasive in Western governments, industry, business schools, and the media.

There were a few naysayers, but not many in the financial sector itself.

Anna Arkadyevna Karenina had friends and close connections in three different sets.

The nationalist circles complain on prevalence of the Russian language in the media and official business.

Albini had a reputation as a principled and opinionated individual in the American independent music scene.

We're known in smaller circles here in Madrid and elsewhere, a bit in Bilbao very local.

But many people in the political elite and military circles were enraged by Khrushchev s revelations.

In German political circles in 1990, the very idea would have seemed monstrous and absurd.

Perhaps some of the anxiety over the new global academic enterprise is understandable, particularly in a period of massive economic uncertainty.

Present day university (since 1945) Although the university began to recover rapidly after 1945, it did not enjoy academic freedom for long.

It was a sacrifice, and was met with much resentment in German financial circles.

The reporter's action has hence stirred a lot of frustration among media workers' social circles on WeChat.

There is a need, however, for a healthy skepticism towards the claims of a meritocracy based on academic achievement alone.

Axelrod invited academic colleagues all over the world to devise computer strategies to compete in an IPD tournament.

It does not help Fischer among the Greens to be praised by the big brother SPD.

The memory of this short lived crisis with the US is still fresh in Turkish government circles.

My fear is that the will of Ethiopia s people will be stifled by government hard liners.

With outcomes that fall far short of policymakers projections, it is not surprising that there is little harmony in official circles.

Recent threats by the Bush administration to cut off billions of dollars in aid to Pakistan have sparked panic in government circles.

LJ user leicacit suggested that the attack might be connected to the conflict of the government groups.

Commenting on the image, opposition activist Ilya Yashin declared that the time of conversations in office ties has ended.

You know, most of my creative work, I've been publishing that in Spanish. Most of my academic work, I've published in English.

This element of law has raised concern among academic and civil society groups.

Disappointment with the pace of Euro Atlantic integration is palpable in both official circles and on the ground.

In its long history as the premier form of academic knowledge, the humanities were frequently criticized for their subversive character.

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Particularly alarmed at the persistence of such ideas in political circles, in the sphere of public opinion and in society at large,