Abbas must also share power with more disciplined, younger leaders.

Nuclear power currently provides about 30 of total power needs, and its share is projected to increase to 40 .

Today, some interpret the rise in China s share of world output as signifying a fundamental shift in the balance of global power, but without considering military power.

Finally, Frazer argued that the two sides needed to compromise and share power.

In divided societies, the most powerful group is often unwilling to share power with the others, resulting in dictatorship.

Initially, the US backed Maliki in order to keep the Sadrist bloc from gaining a share of power.

Have they a share in dominion or power ? Behold , they give not a farthing to their fellow men ?

Have they a share in dominion or power ? Behold , they give not a farthing to their fellow men ?

In the agreement, the parties agreed to share revenue, share power, deny the use of northern Iraq to the PKK, and not allow Iraqi troops into the Kurdish regions.

How will the Palestinian body politic deal with the growing power of the Islamic movements that undoubtedly will expect a significant share of power in post withdrawal Gaza?

Both countries share a common goal in Afghanistan to ensure that the Pakistan backed Taliban does not return to power.

In fact, the financial crisis and the nuclear crisis at the Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan share at least four similarities

Indeed, Europe will have to share the costs if Iran prevails and becomes a nuclear power.

The PRI retained power in those states voters did not make them pay for their share of responsibility for the violence.

The UK set its record for wind power in 1804, when its share reached 2.5 almost three times its level today.

Local efforts to demand a large share of power have shaped the devolution process at the national level in Scotland.11

Even now, Aristide says that he will share power with the opposition, but the opposition says no.

In a hung parliament, Britain s ancient constitution would become a pawn among the parties as they haggle for a share of power.

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Emirs who need parliamentary approval to secure popular legitimacy must now reckon with the need to share power.

In divided societies, the most powerful group is often unwilling to share power with the others, resulting in dictatorship. Egypt, by contrast, is relatively homogeneous.

We share in their pain we share in their sorrow.

His only chance of gaining even a share of power is to join in a future coalition, and for this he has to look semi respectable.

Without a great power that is willing both to share the lead and to push from behind, regional organizations cannot take charge in their own neighborhood.

Hypermarkets in Thailand, for instance, cannot be considered to have and to abuse market power, since each of them has a market share below 35 per cent.

Second, G 7 leaders share a belief in the power of free markets to generate long term prosperity and in the importance of democracy for political stability and social justice.

Even now, Aristide says that he will share power with the opposition, but the opposition says no. Aristide's opponents know that US right wingers will stand with them to bring them violently to power.

Even at the apex of American power, America s greatness was always based on inspiring others, and the opportunities for building market share in that particular category remain unlimited.

But the Young Guard those who led the first Intifada (1987 1993), as well as those making their names in the current Intifada want a share of power.

The Sunni Arab parties initially rejected any notion of a confederated state, but in time they came to believe that the Shia parties would never share power voluntarily.

According to other views, a much smaller market share, as low as 8 per cent, could suffice for a retailer to have market power.

Over the past five years, those numbers have changed, first slowly and now dramatically in April of this year, coal s share in power generation plummeted to just 32 , on par with gas.

Because so much of that book was a celebration of the power and creative potential of density, of largely urban density, of connecting people and putting them together in one place, and putting them on sidewalks together and having them share ideas and share physical space together.

In turn, Sofidif acquired a 25 share in Eurodif, which gave Iran its 10 share of Eurodif.

According to some views, market power can be exerted by a retailer only if it has at least a 35 per cent share of the market.

The Unionist parties say they are prepared to share power, when it is clear that the threat of violence has been removed once and for all.

The banks do not have monopoly pricing power in the traditional sense, and their market share at the national level is lower than what would trigger an antitrust investigation in the non financial sectors.

From 2000 to 2008, these four countries share of global output rose rapidly, from 16 to 22 (in purchasing power parity terms), and their economies performed better than average in the subsequent global recession.

The PRI retained power in those states voters did not make them pay for their share of responsibility for the violence. But more than 60 of voters stayed away from the polls.

Sunnis also will support the government, at least initially, because it represents their only opportunity to win what they consider their share of power, resources, and revenues.

Looking at Egypt s prospects realistically, one should not exclude the possibility that the two strongest forces in the country the military and the Muslim Brotherhood ultimately will find a way to share power.

President Mwai Kibaki, whom international observers accuse of rigging the vote, has hinted at a plan to share power in a unity government, but opposition leader Raila Odinga has heard these promises before.

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In a hung parliament, Britain s ancient constitution would become a pawn among the parties as they haggle for a share of power. In that case, voters would get both more and less than they bargained for.

Moravcsik argues that the pessimistic prognosis is based on a nineteenth century realist view in which power is linked to the relative share of aggregate global resources and countries are engaged in constant zero sum rivalry.