Some of these events stemmed from Gorbachev s miscalculations.

The CD successes in the past have stemmed from the fact that there has been genuine political will to advance multilateral disarmament.

Much of this success stemmed from infrastructure that was already in place.

Out of this era stemmed some of today's most powerful forces, such as the internet.

In Mukjar (Western Darfur), the recent spread of a hepatitis E outbreak was quickly stemmed.

Indeed, even the growing split between Europe and America has not stemmed Russia s loss of standing.

This effort stemmed from a conviction that peace could be achieved only by accommodating all parties concerns.

The root of the problem stemmed from the different principles among the states, namely ius sanguinis and ius soli .

He understood that much of the dangerous tension stemmed from each side s hardliners, who acted as if peace were impossible.

In other cases, however, both the rise and the fall stemmed more from the unwarranted expectations of those around them.

And this single scenario stemmed from a single study that was traced back to a report by the environmental organization Greenpeace.

Rather, failure stemmed from the inherent incapacity of both parties to reconcile themselves to each other s fundamental requirements for a settlement.

This stemmed from the near decade long Algerian war fought between France and Algeria after World War II between 1954 1962.

For example, Turkey s 2001 financial crisis stemmed mainly from the lack of an effective regulatory and supervisory framework for the banking sector.

Japan s deflation and economic stagnation over the last two decades stemmed largely from a dysfunctional financial system and a lack of private demand.

Molhem Barakat, self portrait, taken February 14, 2013 Lucinda Smith also said that his confusion perhaps stemmed from his inability to leave Aleppo

During the general discussion on multiculturalism, the Special Rapporteur stressed that large scale discrimination stemmed from the rejection of multiculturalism and cultural diversity.

One problem stemmed from the contention that there could be no justification for producing renewable fuels from food sources while people were starving.

Instead, the crisis stemmed from the US sub prime debacle, which quickly dragged the global economy into its deepest recession since the 1930 s.

There had been tangible progress on many fronts, but new challenges had also emerged, most of which stemmed from the age old problem of poverty.

More positively, regional initiatives in conflict prevention and containment in Guinea Bissau, Guinea and to some extent Côte d'Ivoire and Togo have stemmed the flow of people and allowed for early efforts to resolve the underlying causes of the conflict.

First, the eurozone authorities misread the real causes of the debt crisis, which stemmed mainly from a growing competitiveness gap between the core and periphery countries.

Some say that the miracle stemmed from an agricultural revolution that freed a large chunk of the labor force to make things rather than grow food.

This caution and restraint stemmed directly from a collective awareness of the many innocent Muslim Americans who suffered from Americans ignorance and wrath following the 2001 attacks.

Africa and the international community have been patient with Côte d Ivoire, with thousands of hours spent by many people of goodwill on diplomacy and mediation. This effort stemmed from a conviction that peace could be achieved only by accommodating all parties concerns.

But this scenario failed to materialize. Instead, the crisis stemmed from the US sub prime debacle, which quickly dragged the global economy into its deepest recession since the 1930 s.

For Tocqueville, France s sickness in 1835 stemmed from its Bourbon patrimony of a top down, command and control government, whereas America s health consisted in its bottom up, grassroots democratic government.

The main difficulty of his work stemmed from the lack of access provided by the authorities of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, which had declined to accept his mandate.

People s discomfort with the findings stemmed largely from faulty intuition if earlier and more frequent screening increases the likelihood of detecting a possibly fatal cancer, then more screening is always desirable.

The Iran crisis of 1946, also known as the Iran Azerbaijan Crisis, followed the end of World War II and stemmed from the Soviet Union's refusal to relinquish occupied Iranian territory, despite repeated assurances.

In short, the US no longer has what Valéry Giscard d Estaing, as France s finance minister in the 1960 s, accurately called the exorbitant privilege that stemmed from having a reserve currency as its legal tender.

In her opinion, that reticence stemmed from the fact that women were seen primarily as actors in the private sphere and an attitudinal change therefore would be required if the situation was to be rectified.

For the moment, such immigration has almost stopped, owing to rapid economic growth indeed, the fastest in Europe in recent years, which is absorbing the country s available labor and has thus stemmed the flow of emigrants.

International commodity prices will continue to rise, increases in domestic labor costs and prices of non tradable goods cannot easily be stemmed, the international economic situation will encourage further capital inflows, and asset inflation will persist.

The impetus to the first act of European monetary integration, the 1970 Werner Report, stemmed from awareness that there were major difficulties in the fixed exchange rate system established in 1944 at the Bretton Woods conference.

So his decision to abandon Saleh stemmed less from his love of the constitution and democracy than from his desire to even the score with the president and his son Ahmad Saleh, with whom he has long clashed.

21 farmers from the locality of Ankorondrano Analavory (90 km west of Antananarivo, Madagascar) were sentenced by the state court of Miarinarivo to various sentences because of a collective act of rebellion that stemmed from a dispute over land ownership.

The cult of the Greenspan put stemmed from the previous Fed chairman s avowed belief that the Fed should not try to resist a sharply rising stock market, except to the extent that such a market undermines the long term stability of prices for ordinary goods.

A country whose weight in Middle East politics has stemmed more from its role as an engine of the Arab Israeli conflict than from its objective military or economic power, Syria under the Assads always feared that abandoning ideological confrontation with the Zionist enemy would undermine the regime.

The many positive aspects mentioned by the Special Rapporteur were the natural result of the Government's policies to address the human rights situation, particularly in Darfur, and stemmed from the Comprehensive Peace Agreement, which had brought to an end the longest war that had ever occurred in Africa.

The importance it attached to such cooperation stemmed not only from the obligations it had undertaken in ratifying the Ottawa Convention, or its position as a factor of regional stability, but also from its belief that mine action was an area where its national experience could assist others.

Mr. Gaspar Martins (Angola) said that the inability of the least developed countries to meet the goals for the implementation of the Brussels Programme of Action for the Least Developed Countries stemmed from the fact that insufficient resources had been mobilized, despite those countries' efforts to create an enabling environment.

Birds have nests, spiders have webs and people have friendships.

We have transgressed and have rebelled you have not pardoned.

And you have to have a bumper sticker, you know. You have to have a statement.