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

Between 2001and 2006, Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi aggressively tackled Japan s fiscal problems.

So here, and at a time when we've gone from the audacity to hope to hope for some audacity, I urge you to do something.

While international leaders fill the airwaves with talk of peace, they have failed to address the conflict bold'>boldly and resolutely.

Maintaining our economy requires migration and open EU borders and facing down the populist movements in Europe that would shun outsiders.

Europeans have reason to be optimistic if they recognize the opportunity that their crisis has created and act bold'>boldly and decisively to seize it.

Many African governments at the Shanghai meeting declared their intention to act bold'>boldly, by investing in infrastructure, agricultural modernization, public health, and education.

But those responsible for a global product on the scale of football surely must act bold'>boldly to minimize the most egregious and avoidable errors, and thereby preserve the game s integrity.

At the time she was named Director of Policy Planning at the US State Department, Anne Marie Slaughter, a respected scholar of international affairs, bold'>boldly heralded the advent of a networked world.

If we act bold'>boldly and if we act together we can make people everywhere more secure, more prosperous and better able to enjoy their fundamental human rights.

Fueling this violence is growing hopelessness in the absence of a diplomatic agreement. While international leaders fill the airwaves with talk of peace, they have failed to address the conflict bold'>boldly and resolutely.

Burdened by economic problems in America and wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, he can t act bold'>boldly in Africa or make big promises.

There are times when muddling through or, in the Chinese version, crossing the river by feeling the stones is the right governing strategy, and there are times when a bold resetting of values and direction is required.

The guilty are those who consider themselves good, honest, capable, in other words, the ones who are accommodated and satisfy themselves on claiming human rights for their own benefit, therefore forgetting to more audaciously and promptly fulfil their social, moral and spiritual duties.

He aspires audaciously to what he calls the universal Walmartization of healthcare a reshaping of medical care that the world s indigent need, and in Africa more than most other locations.

Reactions to Libido were diverse some comments praised the film's courage in tackling a difficult topic, others expressed their reservation on the perceived message of promoting premarital sex.

There are times when muddling through or, in the Chinese version, crossing the river by feeling the stones is the right governing strategy, and there are times when a bold resetting of values and direction is required. Successful leaders know what time it is.

The frontal sectors, left almost unguarded, were largely overrun. The Egyptians had an excellent war plan and fought well, and Syrian tanks advanced bold'>boldly, attacking in wave after wave for three days and nights.

But Obama s visit, while heavy on symbolism, reveals the limits of his power. Burdened by economic problems in America and wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, he can t act bold'>boldly in Africa or make big promises.

All negotiations between debtors and creditors involve bluff and bluster to some extent. But Greece's maverick finance minister, Yanis Varoufakis, has taken his case bold'>boldly to the media and the public in a way that leaves little doubt as to his willingness to play hard ball.

Indeed, US President Barack Obama, evidently agreeing with that view, has bold'>boldly bet that loan guarantees and research into creating small modular reactors will reconfirm America s global position at the forefront of civilian nuclear technology and its relevance in the new global order.

He also turned a page After months of being pilloried by every pundit with a soapbox for indecision and weakness, and for presiding over policy paralysis while corrupt colleagues allegedly made off with the country s silver, Singh has bold'>boldly seized the initiative.

I had the honor of attending the premiere of The Most Dangerous Man in America , the new documentary about Daniel Ellsberg and his daring release of the Pentagon Papers against the will of the US government to The New York Times back in 1971.