Rousseff owes her victory to outgoing President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and the success of his administration.

Success grew partly from confidence building in the first years, but also owes much to the favorable international environment up to 2008.

Yet the US owes much of its innovative prowess to government support.

Sami owes me money.

Sami owes me money.

What the West Owes Ukraine

In Germany, which largely owes its reunification to its firm roots in the EU and NATO, Europe weariness is palpable.

The European Union s soft power at the end of the Cold War, and that of China today, owes much to the success of the EU and Chinese economic models.

The primary sector owes its dynamism to the sub sectors of cash crops, stock raising and forestry.

One has to look not only at what a country or firm owes, but also at its assets.

The Thai military is constitutionally subordinate to civilian leadership, but in reality it owes its allegiance to the Palace.

Kosovo, to a significant degree, owes its independence to a NATO military intervention undertaken in the name of human rights.

Ireland owes much of this turnaround to its efficient export sector, whose supporters were able to enforce a political U turn.

So there it is 227 billion is what Africa owes.

and owes no favour to anyone , which is to be repaid ,

and owes no favour to anyone , which is to be repaid ,

America needs to rein in its household and fiscal spending, so that it can cut the amount of money that it borrows and owes.

The Council owes it to them to act with courage and determination.

Can the winning alliance survive its own success?

We welcome its recent success in this area.

This owes much to the humiliations that Russia suffered when the end of communism forced its economy to its knees, and to Western short sightedness about Russia s fundamental strengths and resilience.

Its success depends on market demand, not political lobbying.

China s progress in modernizing its strategic assets and capabilities owes much to the ongoing transformation of China s defense industries, particularly the aerospace sector, over the past decade.

The Saudi monarchy s immunity from US pressure for democratic reform owes much to fear of the Shia crescent looming over the Gulf, with Iran at its center.

He owes his career to Chechnya, as Bush may owe his presidency to Iraq.

A bankrupt debtor who owes 1,000 has little power, but if it owes 1 billion, it may have considerable bargaining power witness the fate of institutions judged too big to fail in the 2008 financial crisis.

And, encouraged by its success, policymakers started applying it elsewhere.

Success brings its reward in the form of immediate punishment!

The international community owes it to itself to continue its utmost efforts to promote their safety, wherever and whenever they are deployed to carry out their noble tasks.

The international community owes a debt of gratitude to the mediators of the Intergovernmental Authority on Development and especially to its Chief Mediator, Major General (retired) Lazarus Sumbeiywo.

EU lethargy and growing irrelevance in global public affairs owes much to Eurocentric political atavism.

Another states that the success of the international arrangement depends upon its success in relating forests to wider social and political issues.

China should count these wage increases as a measure of its success.

But it is difficult to find many other instances of its success.

A household that owes more money than it can easily repay needs to cut back on spending.

Moreover, the Turkish model owes much to the leadership of Kemal Ataturk, founder of the Turkish Republic.

But if he has wronged you at all, or owes you anything, put that to my account.

The breed owes much of its current popularity to the appearance of the Friesian stallion Goliath (real name Othello) in the 1985 film, Ladyhawke , which ignited a worldwide interest in these horses.

China s rising power is, of course, based heavily on its remarkable economic success.

Public support for Europe depends to a large degree on its economic success.

Institutionalization will take time and the importance of its success cannot be understated.

Nchama s appointment was a success for Equatorial Guinea in its long quest to boost its influence in CEMAC.

Its inclusiveness and open ended nature were highlighted by many delegations as indicators of its relevance and success.

The Lisbon Strategy owes much to the Austrian economist Joseph Schumpeter, who claimed that profit results from innovation.

Which path will China choose? While China will not change its ancient and admirable civilization, it owes its re emergence to its embrace of the contemporary Western model of modernization the huge achievement of Deng Xiaoping, who put the country on its current path more than three decades ago.