The Nascent Liberian Miracle

Maybe that is too harsh an assessment of Africa s nascent democracies.

True, Maliki s nascent dictatorship is lighter than that of Saddam at his worst, and perhaps that is some progress.

Indeed, it is increasingly seen as a nascent failed state and potential replacement host for Al Qaeda.

This is a nascent sub discipline of traditional customer relationship management to take advantage of changes in communications technology.

But it is also important not to do it too soon, which might stifle today s nascent and very fragile recovery.

The best way to encourage openness is by strengthening commercial and economic ties while ceasing to treat Russia as a nascent democracy.

The secular argument that Morsi s lust for power jeopardized Egypt s nascent democracy does not bear scrutiny.

It is therefore important to utilize the expertise of national authorities, in whatever nascent form it is available, to set priorities that the international community can support.

Throughout the interwar years, Poland and the nascent Soviet regime were at daggers drawn almost without interruption.

A strong state is needed to support nascent markets and enforce laws and regulation, and it must invest in productivity enhancing education and health care.

While efforts to reform the justice sector are under way, they remain nascent, and further commitment by the Government is required for recognizable progress to be made.

The new Indian state, however, was slow to deliver, hoping for the collapse of the nascent Pakistani government, and reunion.

The often debilitating impact of the traditional foreign aid model on developing countries nascent private sectors has led to a fundamental reconsideration.

Even though we have had good results in the past few years, we are still in the nascent stages of this struggle.

LONDON Yemen has suddenly joined Afghanistan and Pakistan as a risk to global security. Indeed, it is increasingly seen as a nascent failed state and potential replacement host for Al Qaeda.

In the quid pro quo that followed, Qaddafi agreed to eliminate his nascent nuclear program in exchange for an end to pariah status.

Growth arguments will be advanced to counter strong social and environmental policies higher gasoline taxes, for example, will kill our nascent auto industry.

I recently argued that the ECB, working with the nascent European Stability Mechanism (ESM), was the only institution that could save the eurozone.

With regard to relocating to Somalia, the nascent Transitional Federal Government could not just sit by and wait until the international community acted.

The administration s policy in Iraq is now strengthening Iran regionally at the expense of America s Arab allies, undermining America s own efforts to forge a Middle East peace, and weakening Iraq s nascent democracy.

As spontaneous protest overtakes organized political movements across the Arab world, the leaders of Tunisia, Egypt, and Libya s nascent democracies should heed Le Bon s warning.

Uganda wants a strong local content in the nascent oil and gas industry for its citizens to gain skilled manpower and a competitive supply edge.

The Doha Round of trade negotiations is stalled because developed countries do not want to open their markets to cheaper products from developing countries, which in turn try to protect what nascent industries they have.

With Europe in a cyclical upswing, tax revenues should start rising even without higher tax rates, so why risk strangling the continent s nascent recovery in the cradle?

Indeed, Mugabe s continuing in power represents the most serious challenge to Africa s nascent democratic institutions and to South Africa s vision of a continent of peace and prosperity.

Political lobbies that oversee these sectors and overlap with certain factions in the Party are simply too powerful for nascent interests in society and the bureaucracy to parry.

In these dismal circumstances, a recent development has provided a rare ray of hope the extraordinary mobilization of Congolese civil society in defense of the DRC s nascent democratic institutions.

This autonomous institution became the forerunner of the political structure of the nascent Jewish state, and its leaders David Ben Gurion among them emerged as Israel s future political elite.

Overheating in the housing market was brought to an end in late September 2007, nipping a nascent nationwide bubble, and a stock market bubble was punctured the following month.

Consider first the goal of reversing the monetary expansion, which is necessary to avoid a surge of inflation when aggregate demand begins to pick up. But it is also important not to do it too soon, which might stifle today s nascent and very fragile recovery.

Based on the concept of Asia for Asians, the nascent ACD s membership straddles the Asian landmass from the Korean Peninsula to the Middle East, with Thailand at the geographic center.

It marks an interesting contrast to how 9 11 itself was reported in 2001, when social media was still only a nascent technology, especially in the world of professional journalism.

After all, the very success of that attack meant that such limited intervention could never be repeated, because would be proliferators learned to bury, hide, or duplicate their nascent weapons programs.

After Chile's independence from Spain (1818), Valparaíso became the main harbour for the nascent Chilean navy, and opened to international trade, formerly limited to commerce with Spain and its other colonies.

These clauses have yet to be invoked, but for the sake of unity and to strengthen the solidarity of African countries, it would be advisable for the nascent African Union take the lead.

The quake gave them an opportunity to be seen, and an unprecedented number of people had a chance to perceive this nascent civil society as a positive force that serves their own interests.

Incentives that are being imposed by developed countries on their own companies, designed to stem the flow of production to cheap foreign locations, exacerbate the lack of trade opportunities for nascent services sectors in developing countries.

He credited another (future) Nobel Prize winner, James Meade, for having recognized the importance of labor mobility in earlier work, but criticized Meade for interpreting the idea too stringently, especially in the context of Europe s nascent integration.

And that means that German leaders must portray the crisis not as a morality play pitting lazy, profligate southerners against hard working, frugal northerners, but as a crisis of interdependence in an economic (and nascent political) union.

However, the market structures remain quite diverse across countries for example, modern retailing accounts for 85 per cent in the United States but is only nascent in India (where it accounts for 1 to 2 per cent) and accounts for 20 per cent of overall retailing in China.

The Supreme Court must uphold the ruling, but if it does, the speaker will lose his parliamentary seat. And more ominously, the case could easily snowball, leading to the dissolution of the PPP and an end to Thaksin s nascent political recovery.

This month marks four years since a group of bloggers from around the world gathered at Harvard University to talk about how blogs and other then nascent technologies could enhance online global dialogue and political advocacy, resulting in the formation of Global Voices.

Then there was the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution, which the Poles refused to join, and Marshal Jozef Pilsudski s miraculous victory over the Red Army at the gates of Warsaw in 1920. Throughout the interwar years, Poland and the nascent Soviet regime were at daggers drawn almost without interruption.

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