The democratic genie is out of the bottle.

At home, Merkel can hope to reap the rewards.

Nevertheless it is Leo who has the idea of how to make money from a failed play.

But the notion that the genii of democratization can now be squeezed back into the bottle is a self serving fantasy.

But the nationalist genie, once released, is not easily controlled.

BAN logic inspired many other similar formalisms, such as GNY logic.

Another, related, fallacy is the assumption that reforms can reap benefits only in the long run.

If you paint solely for money or otherwise it will surely show it.

This is especially true when there is a chance to save or make money.

Even as bankers are back to reaping enormous bonuses, taxpayers have been left to foot the bill for the economic collapse.

(g) Create an oversight position of chief of operations, information technology and risk to seek the benefits that obtain to an interwoven approach in those areas.

The legislation also prohibits the incitement, encouragement of or gaining benefit from child sex tourism.

That prevents the landlocked developing countries from reaping the benefits of the international trading system and integrating themselves into the regional and global economic mainstream.

By the year 1919, over 5 million plots were growing food and over 500 million pounds of produce was harvested.

It's our fault. Who are we to bother His Excellency? His time is so precious and we shouldn't disturb him from reaping the revenues of his presidential company.

Indeed, evidence is mounting that profits can be earned by creating specialized products that serve the needs of the poor in developing countries.

The result of these advantages is that higher yields of high quality produce are obtained over an extended period of cropping.

The salaries paid to its top executives as a reward, essentially, for lending successfully to the poorest of the poor were excoriated by leaders across India s political spectrum.

If the transition process had been adequately managed and regulated, it would in theory have been possible to reap the benefits of liberalization and privatization in full.

At best, they are seeking ways to keep health care spending from rising, as though the genie of medical progress can be forced back into the bottle.

We need to ensure that States abide by the security treaties they have signed so that all can continue to reap the benefit.

It was suggested that, in order to reap the benefits of liberalization, domestic regulation would need to be put in place before liberalization of the service in question.

Because in academic publishing and much of educational publishing, it's really this idea of sharing knowledge and making impact that's why people write, not necessarily making bucks.

In fact, we encourage capacity building in developing countries in order to enable them to reap the benefit of fisheries within and beyond areas under their national jurisdiction.

This useful policy reduces exploitative practices that sometimes enable multinational corporations and wealthy governments to obtain outrageous profits from indigenous agriculture.

Without properly functioning civil courts, there is no guarantee that innovative entrepreneurs can claim the rewards of their ideas.

While China does produce about half of the world s solar panels, 98 are exported to reap generous subsidies from rich world markets.

A boring bank, shielded from competition and knowing that it owns its customers, would want to go the extra mile to help them, because it would get its pound of flesh from their future business.

The major investment banks are fully aware that every day that they delay appropriate market regulation, they earn millions of dollars for their managers bonus funds.

In the 1930 s, it was the autocratic and belligerent governments of Germany and Japan that could derive the most capital from the failure of the London conference.

The latter, in turn, provides strong incentives for countries to address institutional shortcomings so that they can reap the potential benefits of external financial liberalization.

He said they share four broad goals getting money out of politics, balancing the budget, restoring civility, and figuring out how to run government better.

In the course of my work over the past 30 years, I have observed that whether it is at the national or regional level, most conflicts are over resources. Who will control and utilize them?

With prices far in excess of the cost of production, there are, for example, huge profits to be gained by persuading pharmacies, hospitals, or doctors to shift sales to your products.

The European Union, which by now was beginning to reap the benefits of globalization, transforming it into the most affluent consumer market in history, eventually comprising some 500 million people.

(iii) to secure targeted financial and technical assistance, and capacity building programmes for developing countries, which would further enable them to derive optimum benefits from the multilateral trading system

During the last harvest, when 100 degree heat forced him, his wives, and his mother to stop picking cotton after a few hours, he returned to his compound to tend to his ducks.

Thanks to the economic growth that resulted from the reforms that he denounced, countries like India and Brazil now have higher revenues to spend on health care for the poor, among other public goods.

Known as the free rider problem, it refers to the difficulty of obtaining members of a particular interest group when the benefits are already reaped without membership.

Finally, the disintegration of the State and the absence of law and order have led to widespread criminal activity by individuals and groups for financial gain, including by war profiteers and terrorists.

In more prosperous countries, African elites are motivated by a complex interplay of national pride, dietary concerns, and the pursuit of profit.

The mission also suggested that Burundi could benefit greatly from the support of the peacebuilding commission once it was established. It looks forward to the continuation of constructive dialogue between the Government of Burundi and its international partners.

For 30 years, East Asians have received the ample rewards of Adam Smith s insight that free trade would bring material benefits to participating countries.

Low supply and high demand has allowed a select few to reap high profits donors generally only receive about 20,000 yuan for their kidneys while recipients must often pay more than 200,000 yuan for transplants.

The social benefits of Myriad s slightly earlier discovery have been dwarfed by the costs that its callous pursuit of profit has imposed.