Japan squarely faces those facts of history in a spirit of humility.

By contrast, today s official Russian ideology seems to be focused squarely on the past.

It is reconstruction and development assistance that puts us squarely on the path of sustainability.

Palestine s quest for statehood within the borders of June 4, 1967, falls squarely within international law.

These problems are the most serious of the many difficult issues that we must now squarely face.

The domestic political and legal culture was still not ready to face squarely the ghosts of the authoritarian past.

The intellectual s ethic is both exhilarating and harsh, for it places responsibility for thinking squarely on the thinker s shoulders.

We also believe that communities and households must be placed squarely at the centre of programme design, analysis and implementation.

That does not mean we should ignore sources of tension. Indeed, it suggests the opposite we must face these tensions squarely.

If security cooperation is to be a success, politically sensitive issues should be avoided, with the emphasis squarely on practical measures.

But the tsunamis of 26 December 2004 in the Indian Ocean placed insecurity and chaotic patterns squarely in the global psyche.

CAMBRIDGE Soviet ideology was always about the future. By contrast, today s official Russian ideology seems to be focused squarely on the past.

By identifying squarely with the military security apparatus headed by Ahmadinejad, Khamenei has alienated an important segment of the ruling clerical elite.

Current conventional wisdom places the blame squarely on the close ties that developed between policymakers and the financial industry in recent decades.

The September 2005 Millennium 5 Summit will provide an opportune occasion to place development squarely at the forefront of the global agenda.

Unlike the Bush administration, caught downplaying the science, the IPCC squarely tells us that mankind is largely responsible for the planet s recent warming.

These cases do not seem to fall squarely into any of the three categories covered by articles 16 to 18 on State responsibility.

Last week, I resolved to speak out in a three article series, published squarely in the heart of the liberal blogosphere, the Huffington Post.

It is important for the international community, including IAEA, to deal squarely with the situation so as to avoid any possible regrets in the future.

The government s willingness to address squarely questions about shoddy infrastructure will be a key test of the genuineness of its supposed new found tolerance of freeish speech.

These cases do not seem to fall squarely into any of the categories covered by articles 16 to 18 on Responsibility of States for internationally wrongful acts.

In the present case, by contrast, the statements were made squarely in the public arena, which is the central focus of both the Convention and section 266 (b).

Though Rowhani will not have sole decision making power on this issue, he will have to face it squarely if his plan is truly to recalibrate Iran s international relations.

Focusing squarely on structural reforms would allay some of the fears that China s rise has inspired in the rest of the world, while winning praise from the international business community.

There is only one way we can ever hope to truly move beyond the lingering misgivings concerning the past, and that is to squarely face up to  and repent for history.

But with China s leaders now focusing squarely on aligning the vast population s behavioral norms with the next phase of transformation, the case for a consumer led China has become more compelling than ever.

If credibility were purged from the debate and the focus placed squarely on advancing long term US interests, it would become apparent that an attack on Syria might not yield even temporary geopolitical gains.

Morell thus placed himself squarely within one of the two principal schools of thought in the policy debate on Syria (a debate that is articulated almost exclusively in geopolitical terms and ignores humanitarian issues).

Moreover, while it remains essential to attach policy conditions to IMF supported programs, they should be focused squarely on solving a country s critical problems, so that the conditions will be relevant rather than intrusive.

The UNICEF MTSP for 2006 2009 places the core objective of UNICEF squarely within the context of the national and international implementation of the Millennium Summit Declaration and pursuit of the Millennium Development Goals.

And the technician said, What? Why are you typing 11? He said, The message says, 'Error Type 11.' So we must admit that some of the blame falls squarely at the feet of the users.

Here, too, the High level Panel's and the Secretary General's proposals were intended to reduce the risk of unilateral intervention by placing the responsibility for decision making squarely on the shoulders of the Security Council.

The argument for Dylan would rest squarely on the quality and influence of his work over the years, and the fact that they have now become classics of modern poetry, decades after they were first composed.

If security cooperation is to be a success, politically sensitive issues should be avoided, with the emphasis squarely on practical measures. This approach would serve the interests of the EU, NATO, the SCO s members, and, not least, Afghanistan.

Emphasis was placed on ways to promote housing finance and urban development more squarely in the national development agenda, including in the Country Assistance Strategy used by the World Bank to establish investment programming and poverty reduction strategy papers.

As always, proof will come only with implementation. But with China s leaders now focusing squarely on aligning the vast population s behavioral norms with the next phase of transformation, the case for a consumer led China has become more compelling than ever.

This is a historic and unique opportunity for us to shoulder our responsibilities and face present threats squarely, strengthening the central role of the United Nations and enabling it to assume its function of effectively maintaining international peace and security.

Russia and China may no longer be communist, but they certainly are illiberal and definitely not democratic. Russia is poised somewhere between authoritarianism and totalitarianism and, for all of China s recent economic progress, the rising Asian power remains squarely in the same camp.

The September 2005 Millennium 5 High Level Meeting would be an opportune occasion to place development squarely at the forefront of the global agenda by launching a global compact for development based on successful experiences and grounded in the principles of MDG 8.

To be sure, the blame for America s malaise lies squarely with Obama s predecessors Bill Clinton, for encouraging the Fed to take its eye off financial market supervision and regulation, and George W. Bush, for his costly wars, which added massively to US government debt.

Although the responsibility of safeguarding citizens falls squarely on the government, it is also in the hands of the smaller communities in Bahrain to show unity and solidarity by taking their own safety measures to keep an open eye on their mosques and visitors.

Yang Jisheng, a long time communist party member and a reporter for the official Chinese news agency Xinhua, puts the blame squarely on Maoist policies, such as diverting agricultural workers to steel production instead of growing crops, and exporting grain at the same time.

For Latin American pragmatists, always fearful of Cuban fifth columnists, it offers a way to square the circle encouraging change in Cuba without going too far. And, for some European governments, it is a typical hands off remedy that places the problem squarely in America s lap.

Since Krugman and I began debating fiscal and monetary policy back in 2009, I have become increasingly alarmed by the way he abuses his power. Last week, I resolved to speak out in a three article series, published squarely in the heart of the liberal blogosphere, the Huffington Post.

Yet, as stated by Secretary General Kofi Annan in his message to the ministerial segment of the Fifth Asian and Pacific Population Conference (Bangkok, 16 December 2002) The Millennium Development Goals, particularly the eradication of extreme poverty and hunger, cannot be achieved if questions of population and reproductive health are not squarely addressed.