The Inevitable Intifada

The Inevitable Re Birth of European Integration

Of course, the aspirin doesn t prevent that outcome.

Rising tensions within the EU have been the inevitable result.

She also made it clear, however, that the outcome, independence for the South, is inevitable.

Inevitably, Wahhabi Islamists did best.

The result of protracted US weakness is also a weaker Europe.

Populist anger is one of the most predictable, and certainly inevitable, consequences of today s financial and economic crisis.

There is also little doubt about the imperative need for and utility of such a body.

To their credit, the regime accepted its inevitable loss with remarkable grace. At three p.m. on the day after the vote, Jaruzelski summoned top party officials.

Political instability and gridlock have been the inevitable result.

There is also the strategic imperative of not ceding ground to India s enemies on its own borders.

Such an imperative has been at work throughout Europe s postwar history.

That may sound a little too much like the old system, but it doesn t have to be.

The challenge for South Korea stems from the inevitable tradeoff between legitimacy and workability.

We must ensure that it continues to be vital in the imperative task of eradicating poverty.

We have a very clear picture of all of the inevitable negative consequences of deploying weapons there.

The result has been increasing conflict between pastoralists and farmers, and the migration of populations from the north to the south.

Over the past 20 years, convergence had again come to be seen as the inevitable result of free trade.

Affirming the imperative of resolving the problem of the Palestine refugees for the achievement of justice and for the achievement of lasting peace in the region,

Recent developments in molecular biology have put the final nail in the coffin of traditional genetic determinism.

Not only are development, security and human rights all imperative they also reinforce each other.

We do not have to believe in genetic determinism to find that argument compelling.

Businesses see opportunities for taxpayer funded subsidies, and to pass on inevitable cost growth to consumers.

General de Gaulle once said There are moments when the will of a handful of free men breaks through determinism and opens up new roads.

However, we do think that a dialogue between all relevant stakeholders of a peace process can contribute to reducing those inevitable tensions.

Earlier, a number of worrying incidents had underscored the imperative need and urgency for the Palestinian Authority to assert its control and end violence and internal unrest.

The debt crisis will end only when they have shown that they have understood this and accepted the inevitable sacrifices.

Dobrica Ćosić, a Serbian writer and political theorist, proposed it in the 1970 s, perhaps mindful of the inevitable fragility of post Tito Yugoslavia.

And I am not even going to address the issue of choice versus biological imperative, because if any of you happen to be of the belief that sexual orientation is a choice,

Inevitably, it was civilians, especially the weak and vulnerable, who suffered the most.

The need to respond to these challenges in effective and innovative ways must be addressed in tandem with the absolute imperative of safeguarding the framework provided by the Charter of the United Nations.

The world had a solid and broad scientific basis on which to take immediate action to eliminate the causes of climate change and prepare for its inevitable effects. The absence of full certainty regarding some of its aspects was no reason to delay action.

Failure to act quickly on this program would leave China far too vulnerable to the inevitable next shock in a crisis battered world.

The benefits growing consumption and more jobs were immediate, whereas paying the inevitable bill could be postponed into the future.

United States Secretary of State Hillary Clinton rightly defined the upcoming referendum as a ticking time bomb. She also made it clear, however, that the outcome, independence for the South, is inevitable.

For Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi, that imperative meant placating the angry mob that recently attacked the US embassy rather than merely condemning the violence.

Such statements sounded new to Chinese ears, because they accentuated politics rather than trumpeting the Party s usual emphasis on economic determinism.

And then the third one is this idea of the end of oil, this entropic end, where all of our parts of cars, our tires, oil filters, helicopters, planes where are the landscapes where all of that stuff ends up?

Some radicals in Russia have rejected this historical determinism, arguing that we should not legitimize authoritarianism by reference to history.

If Iraq continues along its current disastrous path, mayhem and civil war will be the inevitable outcome, with dire consequences for the entire region.

This imperative is not limited to Obama. All Western policymakers will, before long, have to move beyond their parochial political considerations and anxieties to present a clear strategic vision.

The two party moderation thesis makes sense only if the main differences concern redistributive preferences in a simple model driven by an almost Marxist kind of economic determinism.

It is also imperative to promote international efforts in the fields of early warning and information exchange and to use the latest communications and surveillance technologies so that the negative consequences of similar tragedies may be curbed in the future.

Yet that would be the outcome if the attraction towards the center proves to be as irresistible for significant segments of the Socialists and conservative parties as it now seems .