It also results from deeply flawed political structures.

The rise of pensioners' political power results from a multiplicity of factors.

I do not know what awoke me, and the resulting sensation is a paralyzing confusion.

His problem stems from the combination of his essence and style, which adds up to a brutal lack of coherence.

Much of this grows from a subconscious European guilt related to the Holocaust.

Spain's latter day appeasement à la Munich arises from this thinking.

And the third is the result of our media culture, obsessed as it is with putting a face to events.

Only governments that are chronically unable to finance their outlays with domestic taxes or domestic debt must keep borrowing large sums abroad. A deep craving for the favor of foreign lenders usually derives from some deeply engrained form of misgoverance.

There is also a seven member Gentoo Council that oversees the technical issues and policies of Gentoo.

Many people suspect that Megawati's inactivity results from her recognition of the almost intransigent nature of the challenges facing Indonesia.

The main reason for pessimism stems from the interim agreement s wider geopolitical context, which has been ignored in favor of the regional dimension.

While this view probably stems from France s historical political and military prowess, it also reflects the country s current interests.

According to some explanations, the question of responsibility derives from the way Hungary arranged its transition to democracy in 1989.

In the West, this interest derives in part from declining faith in traditional trade unionism in the postcommunist East it was stimulated by the speedy collapse of state socialism.

Most of these protests stem from acts by local officials that were already clearly illegal under existing Chinese law.

The attitudes toward arrivals from Middle Eastern and Asian countries stem from the same sense of male entitlement, she charged.

But there is a more fundamental issue at play that stems from the accumulated imperfections of representative democracy in countries where social and economic conditions are less than ideal.

This stunted system springs from Greece s corporatist values, which emphasize social protection, solidarity instead of competition, and discomfort with uncontrolled change.

As noted by The Economist, the Chinese Communist Party has not bought into the idea that soft power springs largely from individuals, the private sector, and civil society.

This educational approach stems largely from the sensible idea that a framework for thinking about economic problems is more useful to students than a ragbag of models.

Under military culture, which takes place under extreme situations of confronting the enemies, strong physical strength and patience are a must and obedience to higher authorities is their only way for survival.

And it takes a little bit of nerve to dive into those primal, terrifying parts of ourselves and make our own decisions and not make our housing a commodity, but make it something that bubbles up from seminal sources.

For over three decades, the nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty (NPT) has been the cornerstone of the world's non proliferation regime, a position that derives from growing acknowledgement of the legal and normative standards that it established.

The authority of the big countries derives not from their European credentials but from their power ranking the resentment of the smaller countries flows not from a different notion of integration but from their fear of losing out.

Suicidal mass murder results from organized hatred the unconditional craving to harm an enemy not for what it has (as with envy) or for what it does (as with anger), but for what it is.