We can't tolerate such an outrage.

Don't leave us to our fate.

Don't leave us to our fate.

But the CCP long ago abandoned the workers.

What was unusual here was not the cop s heavy handedness.

And in any case, who is to say that abuse outside of your country is necessarily worse than abuse back home?

Left to its own devices, America s unemployment problem will deepen.

To abandon the country again would be criminal folly.

This does not mean that the world should abandon Iraq.

We departed and left our country with no support.

Chen described the Taiwanese people's discontent and at times outrage with the island's commercial media.

Leaving Assad to his fate would be a sign of weakness and thus anathema to Putin.

Poor farmers were told to fend for themselves, to let market forces provide for inputs.

Should the decision be left to the randomness of nature, as it is now?

Otherwise, there is a real danger that the elections will heighten, not reduce, tensions and violence.

Left to our own devices, we have proven ourselves tragically incapable of breaking the genetic code of our dispute.

In other words, governments stake their own citizens because of private capital while disregarding the drop in social standards.

During the past twenty years, lack of public management has in many cases left communal spaces to their own fate.

Bassel's detention is arbitrary and in violation of international human rights law.

But investment agreements like those backed by the US demand that developing countries waive this presumption and permit the adjudication of suits according to procedures that fall far short of those expected in twenty first century democracies.

Federal authorities have curbed their excesses so far, but in the heady, chaotic atmosphere surrounding the elections, uncertainty prevails.

Poor farmers were told to fend for themselves, to let market forces provide for inputs.

Such procedures have proved to be arbitrary and capricious, with no systemic way to reconcile incompatible rulings issued by different panels.

American society has become increasingly harsh, where the richest Americans buy their way to political power, and the poor are abandoned to their fate.

But, with few jobs being created, a positive incentive has turned into a source of great anxiety. Even those who have jobs fear that they could lose them and be cast adrift.

The women have been largely left to themselves, traumatized by their experiences and condemned to a life of poverty.

But, in the mirror of history, we can see that the greater mistake has been to abandon the country altogether.

Even those who have jobs fear that they could lose them and be cast adrift.

America could have saved its banks, but let the shareholders go, for far less than it has spent.

Internationalists had to come to terms with the simple fact that, on its own, trade did not automatically enable peace. Economic globalization had outpaced politics, creating new tensions over oil and other strategic resources.

For 25 years, the Bank tried to get governments out of agriculture, leaving impoverished peasants to fend for themselves.

Like today, consumers discovered that markets could leave them helpless, leading to calls for regulation.

The protests are clearly the result of ordinary citizens becoming fed up with corruption, the lack of any semblance of rule of law, and arbitrary treatment.

When Gregory VII was hard pressed by Henry IV, Robert Guiscard left him to his fate, and only intervened when he himself was threatened with German arms.

Several members of the newly elected parliament are known warlords with bloody records. With international aid poorly coordinated and the United States reducing its troop strength, many Afghans believe that the outside world is abandoning them.

With international aid poorly coordinated and the United States reducing its troop strength, many Afghans believe that the outside world is abandoning them.

The politicians answer is depressingly predictable in the face of a resurgent Russia and China, this is no time to abandon our own states and diplomacy to their fate.

Instead, they are sent to Nauru, or to Papua New Guinea s Manus Island in arbitrary and indefinite detention for offshore processing .

The Sudairis, it seems, have apparently left their half brother alone to twist in the wind. Abdullah s proposal could weaken his position domestically, particularly in relation to the country s powerful Islamists.

Together with other aid agencies, IRC staff formed a convoy and MONUC offered armed vehicles to protect it. But when armed men stopped the convoy on the road, the Uruguayan peacekeepers from MONUC simply turned around and vanished, leaving the aid workers to their fate.

But when armed men stopped the convoy on the road, the Uruguayan peacekeepers from MONUC simply turned around and vanished, leaving the aid workers to their fate.

We choose a country where everyone is equal before the law regardless of position and privilege which does not accept overbearing tyranny, a country where the judiciary is independent.

The other day, information made it into the media about how Italy, faced with the issue of African refugees sailing from Libya, feels like it is being left high and dry by its allies in the EU.

But in the swing of the pendulum the excesses of yesterday will incite greater scrutiny and a tougher rulebook for business in the future.

Moreover, even after the outrage in Georgia, there are issues of common interest such as energy, climate change, and Iran on which the West and the Kremlin must cooperate.