Bulgaria s Betrayal of Europe

His success is based on that sense of tolerance as betrayal.

The real story of Bo s career one of infidelity, betrayal, and corruption is appalling.

Tolerance is seen as not just weak, but as a betrayal.

To Ortega, such a posture reeks of betrayal, social democratic aberrations and imperialist tendencies.

Freedom and Its Betrayal Six Enemies of Human Liberty (recorded 1952), Chatto Windus, 2002.

In Australia and New Zealand, after years of reassurances, there was a sense of betrayal.

Krugman said that the irresponsibility and immorality of the representatives democratic viewpoints were unforgivable and a betrayal.

Time is now short to reach a deal failure would be a betrayal of the world's poor.

Iran s nuclear drive reflects a broad national consensus, the result of a deep seated sense of vulnerability and betrayal.

After Bernie endorsed Hillary, Yakovina accused him of betrayal something that some of Sanders American supporters have done, as well.

The Soviet Union s collapse, it should be remembered, was not the result of Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev s reformist betrayal.

Residents of Permskiy Krai view this as a betrayal, states a resolution by the Perm Coalition for Direct Elections

But. for the Chinese, the Cultural Revolution was itself a betrayal, one that continues to this day.

Government parties were also hurt by the nationalistic rhetoric of center right parties, which repeatedly warned against a betrayal of national interests.

Success breeds confidence, and confidence brings progress.

The lesson was simple the gentiles cannot be relied upon, for Jewish history is one of betrayal and extermination at their hands.

Failure to act would mean a betrayal of the Afghan people, who in 2001 welcomed the US army and NATO forces as liberators.

Unrest may reflect more a sense of betrayal that others are not living up to their implied promises or are not behaving honorably.

The deal was viewed as the epitome of Thaksin s sophisticated corruption and a betrayal of his proclaimed nationalism, thus exhausting his moral authority and political legitimacy.

OF CONFIDENCE BUILDING MEASURES (CBMs)

The so called Munich Agreement would come to be seen as an abject betrayal of what Chamberlain termed a far away country of which we know little.

The destruction of the mosque thus felt like an utter betrayal of the compact that had sustained the Muslim community as a vital part of India s pluralist democracy.

And Palestinians would view any solution to the refugee problem that Israel might accept as a betrayal of the ethos of Palestinian nationalism, namely the Right of Return.

Confidence is the ingredient of hope.

In an unprecedented statement, Mahmoud al Zahar, a top Hamas leader, said any missiles fired at Israel from Gaza would be betrayal missiles.

At the very least, there is a crisis of confidence, and, at worst, that lack of confidence is well deserved.

This is a radical departure from Hamas rhetoric, which has always portrayed the Camp David agreement between Israel and Egypt as a betrayal of the Islamic world.

The Confidence Game.

The Confidence Game

As a result, the Japanese view his recent demands for apologies, money, and recognition of Korean sovereignty over the islands in the Sea of Japan as a kind of betrayal.

The basic problem, of course, is confidence.

Judicial vacuum in the zone of confidence

Part of the difficulty of contending with a crisis of confidence is that it is hard to quantify confidence in the first place.

Debating the Confidence Fairy

The Market Confidence Bugaboo

Winning the Confidence Game

Europe suffers from a profound crisis of confidence.

Ashton has the confidence of all the parties.

The pursuit of market confidence would be superfluous.

Perhaps because Google has been all about making information more widely available, its collaboration with China s official Internet censors has been seen as a deep betrayal.

For the individual, this implies confidence in the job, and in the end comes equally back to the confidence of industry leaders.

(a) Crisis of public confidence and rising public expectations. In many instances, criminal justice systems inspire less confidence than other public institutions.

The movie also criticizes President Bill Clinton, and the three other major presidential candidates of the 1996 election, although it is in large part directed at Clinton's betrayal of progressive economic ideals.

Winning the European Confidence Game