Children are inclined to be disobedient.

Everybody tends to be lazy.

Are you in favor of the proposal?

Sick people tend to be pessimistic.

People are very inclined to paranoia.

Fortunately, Syrians have no predilection for violence.

This mismatch causes fundamental problems.

It actually takes these concerns seriously.

The agenda for reform boils down to four key problems.

I would get back to the central issues.

We must treat these problems as a whole.

The President is personally paying greater attention to problems in this sector.

The US media s interest in covering Iran related issues also shifts.

Catholics have tended to be more tolerant of hypocrisy than Protestants.

Fortunately, people also tend to trust their national leaders.

In other words, financial markets are prone to produce bubbles.ampnbsp

All of the above has implications for today s challenges.

At last, the big players are taking the issues seriously.

Destruction of these precious natural environments generates international ills.

But this brings us back to Japan s deeper problems.

We tend to make mistakes.

We tend to forget that exercise is a key to good health.

Mental illnesses can often lead to other health problems.

In addition to this, social media does lead to a bigger international, in this case even global, attention and actions.

The codicil to the summit communiqué was created to address these concerns.

Fruits tend to decay soon.

We are apt to make mistakes.

We tend to make mistakes.

We tend to make mistakes.

We're apt to make mistakes.

Europe's approach is weak and will cause bigger problems in the future.

It is important that leaders should listen carefully to the voices of people, their expectations and challenges.

So for example, take risk taking. We know that adolescents have a tendency to take risks. They do.

Political parties that rely on an aging constituency are not tempted to call for change. The sort of shaky short term political coalitions that rule Japan nowadays prefer to buy time through so called public stimulus, or to preserve inefficient companies with subsidies.

Outside Japan, Asia policymakers certainly don t seem amenable to exchange rate appreciation

This leads to people forgetting about other crisis.

We are apt to waste time.

We are inclined to forget this fact.

We are apt to forget this fact.

Young people tend to think so.

We tend to forget this fact.

Mexico and the US must be sensitive to domestic political concerns in both countries.

The longer this goes on, the more serious the problem will become.

Still, there are both positive and negative aspects of the Asian approach to the challenges of global governance.

A distorted view of the present is the worst way to prepare for the challenges of the future.