It has given way to widespread resentment.

He expressed a widely perceived imperative for strategic reassessment.

There is widespread recognition that rating agencies have let down investors.

This may mean that the surveys I have quoted indicate not widespread equality, but widespread hypocrisy.

There is a widespread misperception that Islam s holy texts are written in a way that can justify both interpretations.

They are legal radicals, supporting the form of torture called water boarding, as well as widespread secret wiretapping.

He has a common name.

It's a common French expression.

The other major reason that America is losing its effectiveness as a promoter of human rights is a widespread perception of hypocrisy.

Leading organizations like Umar, Fatayat, and Muslimat provide a corrective to the widespread view that Sharia necessarily impedes women.

(f) The widespread recourse to sexual violence against women and children, inter alia, as a means of warfare

Perhaps the most important factor opening this divide was a widespread sense of déjà vu. Europe lived through severe terrorist episodes in the 1970s and 1980s, yet managed to overcome them with their democracies intact.

A number of anti virus companies compete to offer consumer security services each ISP could select one, or offer its customers a choice of three, for example. The trick is to get consumers to use these tools which will require an awareness campaign along the lines of public health messages. The result should be something closer to widespread hand washing than to a system of acute care hospitals.

Perhaps the most important factor opening this divide was a widespread sense of déjà vu.

But so are many, perhaps most.

The widespread misconception that Europe is massively dependent on Russian oil and gas explains its frequent appeasement.

Is Natasha a common name in Russia?

The Iran nuclear deal refuted the widespread but naive assumption that geopolitics can drive oil prices in only one direction.

Among many other comments under the blog, one reader suggests that the incident reflects a widespread popular attitude towards gays in Tajikistan I think it is not the first time .

There is widespread agreement that the EU would benefit from further centralization of internal security, and of elements of foreign and defense policy. According to the last Eurobarometer survey of 2001, 73 of EU citizens support a common defense and security policy, and two Europeans out of three believe that the EU should have one common foreign policy.

The other side is persistent poverty, lack of development, massive environmental degradation, a widespread rural urban divide, demographic problems, and troubled banking systems.

First, the question is not whether we can afford to provide health care or education for all, or ensure widespread homeownership.

There is widespread agreement that the EU would benefit from further centralization of internal security, and of elements of foreign and defense policy.

4. Reaffirms that the existence of widespread absolute poverty inhibits the full and effective enjoyment of human rights and renders democracy and popular participation fragile

The most common first name in the world is Mohammed.

Alongside the mostly economic arguments about the role of government, many countries are experiencing widespread disillusionment with politics and a growing distance between citizens and government (particularly national government).

In fact, what appears to be driving Abe s endeavors even more than the desire to revise the postwar order in Japan is a widely shared fear of China s increasing regional dominance.

(d) The widespread use of the death penalty in disregard of the provisions of the International Covenant on Civil and Political RightsResolution 2200 A (XXI), annex. and the United Nations safeguards

This reality contributes to a widespread perception that the state isn't capable of enforcing law and order and it depends on the people to find justice for themselves.

Unfortunately, in eight years of power, Tony Blair reinforced the widespread impression in the rest of the EU, that the UK is irremediably skeptical about European integration.

Widespread use of expressions like aim a bazooka at the eurozone, and it s them or us, demonstrates a pervasive Manichean view of financial market behavior vis à vis governments.

What makes Bayrou potentially so strong is the fact that widespread reservations about the two leading candidates are influencing the calculus of militants and politicians alike.

A photo album by António Silva on Sapo illustrates the widespread use of bicycles as taxis in the flat city of Quelimane, in Mozambique, a place where there the lack of public transports has opened the path for a healthier environment.

Despite widespread misperceptions about the practical impact of genomic research, the science has hit its stride, and we need to capitalize on this momentum if we are to realize the opportunity of individualized medicine.

Despite a widely held belief that the current international system is based on rules, the fact is that major powers are rule makers and rule imposers, not rule takers.

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A stagnant economy and lack of opportunity are undoubtedly problems, but so are low voting rates, civic apathy, widespread disregard for ethical standards, and indifference to art, music, literature, and ideas.

The anonymous blogger behind Israeli Politics 101 reflects a widespread view in Israel, namely, that integrating ultra orthodox into national service will also pave their way to integration into the labor force.

Torture is widespread.

He is widely published.

Image widely used.

He yawned widely.

He yawned heavily.

Widespread political violence in both Iran and Latin America in the 1960 s and 1970 s demonstrated a connection between popular feelings of powerlessness and the growth of urban guerilla movements.

But it would be strange to conclude from Greece s experience that wage deflation is a useless tool for improving competitiveness, given the widespread assumption that Germany benefited massively from it.