His poll numbers reflect this ambivalence.

Populist movements harvest that ambivalence and discontent.

These manifestations of ambivalence and rupture are cause for concern.

By contrast, despite Americans ambivalence, the US remains a country of immigration.

All of this exposed the built in ambivalence in Davutoğlu s zero conflict policy.

But change will require that China s leaders find a way out of their psychological ambivalence.

Behind this, there has always been a sense of ambivalence, implied by the following observation

Sensing ambivalence in the US Pakistan relationship, Moscow has also warmed to Pakistan, much to India's chagrin.

The international situation in the field of peace and security remains characterized by instability, challenge and ambivalence.

That refusal is clearly the result of the structural ambivalence that now exists between the US and China.

While this makes them awkward candidates for any academic discipline, such is the ambivalence of any intellectual s legacy.

There is at present much debate and ambivalence about the future role and orientations of the United Nations.

Similarly, Erdoğan s recent visit to Egypt, Libya, and Tunisia brings out the ambivalence of Turkey s new claim to regional hegemony.

Saudi ambivalence about Karzai, despite his being a Sunni Muslim, was on open display during his visit to the Kingdom.

But, more importantly, the lack of clarity on the Turkish accession question reflects Europe s ambivalence regarding its image of itself.

Given ambivalence among Arab moderates, there remains a chance to isolate the extremists and gradually build stable polities with broader participation.

This ambivalence can largely be explained by Western and Arab concern with the weakness and opacity of the Syrian opposition s political leadership.

At the same time, he questions the State party apos s ambivalence about the moral perceptions held among the inhabitants of Tasmania.

WASHINGTON, DC The European Union already faces considerable risks concerning its structure, uncertain economic recovery, north south imbalances, and British ambivalence about membership.

One year after protests began in Damascus and Daraa, the Syrian opposition's fight against the Assad regime continues amidst global ambivalence toward the conflict.

We do not understand the new ambivalence of the international community, which seems to have moderated its initial enthusiasm to offer Somalia a consolidated rapid assistance programme.

By contrast, despite Americans ambivalence, the US remains a country of immigration. The Census Bureau projects that the American population will grow 49 over the next four decades.

The judgment of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) concerning Serbia s involvement in the massacre of Bosnian Muslims at Srebrenica in 1995 should be greeted with considerable ambivalence.

Ambivalence towards luxury has helped the Afghans survive the hardship they have endured over the years, and the basic life is one that many prefer, even if they are wealthy.

While women were mobilized and encouraged to register by their communities and families to support candidates in the elections, ambivalence continues in the society with regard to women public figures.

The savagery of the conflict has few historical precedents and the ambivalence of the international community has contributed to its perpetuation and the ever present threat of a spill over.

The hopes these developments engender, however, continue to be tempered by the aura of indecision, ambivalence and uncertainty that has marked multilateral efforts in this field during the past year.

These leaders profound ambivalence toward the goal of a world free of illegal drugs is shared by the European Union, where restrictions on narcotics consumption have slackened over the past decade.

Behind this, there has always been a sense of ambivalence the implementation of child rights has to be seen from the angle of those who do not fit into the power base.

Saudi ambivalence about Karzai, despite his being a Sunni Muslim, was on open display during his visit to the Kingdom. Indeed, King Abdullah sent only a junior prince to accompany Karzai in Mecca, a studied diplomatic affront.

While such ambivalence will not change, French American relations are likely to improve no matter which of the three leading candidates prevails in the final round of voting on May 6, in part owing to Chirac s exit.

America s newfound taste for delegating military responsibilities to others is not the result of a series of events, but the product of a long term process driven by America s simultaneous ambivalence toward the world and active engagement with it.

But, because of its secular tradition (now being challenged by the current regime), its non Arab identity, its behavior towards its Kurdish minority, and the ambivalence of the Ottoman legacy, Turkey is as much a counter model as a model.

Since self determination was attributed to peoples, the meaning of that term had also acquired a certain ambivalence that allowed the right of people to self determination to be used as a weapon against the territorial integrity and political unity of States.

The draft country programme document for the Democratic People's Republic of Korea submitted to the Executive Board of the United Nations Development Programme and the United Nations Population Fund (DP DCP PRK 1) in July 2004 notes that the economic and social situation has improved on some fronts, albeit with a degree of ambivalence.

In the framework of all the ambivalence, all the areas of light and shadow in the international arena, we are taking part in this session of the General Assembly as we have done since the foundation of the United Nations in the hope that deeds will be shown to be more eloquent than words.