But advanced countries will not emerge unscathed.

So the politics of the Vietnam dilemma has been handed down to Obama virtually intact.

It would also mean a eurozone failure that would not leave the Common Market unharmed.

And, most significant, during the collapse of the Soviet Union, the vast nuclear arsenal remained intact.

I wish them a good return to their countries, countries that they have represented so well, and the best of luck for the future.

It means, she says, You behave yourself. You get back into the house.

That process, now as before, must culminate in an independent and democratic Palestine alongside a safe and secure Israel.

But, despite his progressive stance, American women s reassessment of the 1960 s in general has not left Kennedy s reputation unaffected.

If his administration succeeds, the chances that Africa will remain relatively unscathed will grow.

Many pundits would have one believe that Ireland would have pulled through unscathed absent Germany s blundering statements.

Great Britain, Belgium, and even France find themselves at a debt level that does not leave much hope that they will escape unscathed.

The system was dead already, and it is to Yeltsin s great credit that he was able to bring Russia out of the ruins in one piece.

In the middle of the twentieth century, Josef Stalin scornfully asked how many divisions the Pope had, but four decades later, the Papacy was still intact while Stalin s empire had collapsed.

President Barack Obama s popularity remains largely intact and acts as a kind of buffer against an uncontrolled explosion of anger.

In four different areas the creation of a safe and secure environment dialogue, elections and reconciliation the observance of human rights and social and economic development the exchange of views was quite constructive and particularly useful.

America s power has been so overwhelming for so long that many think it has survived George W. Bush s presidency unscathed.

Only the victorious British, with their old institutions more or less intact, voiced skepticism, not so much about continental unity as about their own participation in Europe s ambitious project.

In order to remain intact and functional, the country needs a political system and a society that persuade talented young people to stay in Russia and that provides them with the education to develop their talent.

Capital controls enabled China to emerge from the Asian financial crisis of 1997 1998 largely unscathed, even though its financial system was at least as fragile as those of the affected countries.

What matters is that mechanisms are in place that do make them leave, probably rather too late, and certainly with some pain and unhappiness, but in time for the constitution of liberty to remain intact.

In the US, the reverse is true. President Barack Obama s popularity remains largely intact and acts as a kind of buffer against an uncontrolled explosion of anger.

4. Decisions to use controlled delivery at the international level may, with the consent of the States Parties concerned, include methods such as intercepting and allowing the goods to continue intact or be removed or replaced in whole or in part.

4. Decisions to use controlled delivery at the international level may, with the consent of the States Parties concerned, include methods such as intercepting and allowing the goods or funds to continue intact or be removed or replaced in whole or in part.

All States parties to the Treaty have undertaken to facilitate, and have the right to participate in, the fullest possible exchange of equipment, material, services, and scientific and technological information for the peaceful uses of nuclear energy in a safe and secure environment.

It is therefore ironic to see the US Treasury Secretary once again pushing for capital market liberalization in India one of the two major developing countries (along with China) to emerge unscathed from the 1997 crisis.

The leaders of the well established European democracies must explain to their own voters that enlargement has greatly benefited them, and that it will also be to their benefit to share the responsibilities and costs of steering the hardest hit countries through the crisis.

First, it threatens to sabotage India s energy import diversification strategy by making it overly dependent on the Islamist bankrolling oil monarchies including Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Qatar which have managed to ride out the Arab Spring.

Indeed, after a decade of fruitless (to say the least) military interventions, tightening budget constraints have led President Barack Obama s administration to sacrifice some ground forces in order to keep intact its substantial air and naval capabilities, the purpose being, apparently, to contain China.

Why, then, is there such strong doubt that the euro can survive? Some say that the current efforts to enforce sound policies in the peripheral countries are bound to fail, and that sacrificing democracy in these countries to keep the monetary union intact is too high a price to pay.

Tell that to a colleague here in Nairobi who was trapped in the mall for five hours as gunfire echoed all around. She emerged unharmed to find that two members of her family were dead and a third wounded.

In fact, China knows full well that currency wars are self defeating. During the 1997 Asian financial crisis, China s economic situation was much worse than it is today, but the government still resisted the temptation to devalue the renminbi and the country managed to emerge from the crisis virtually unscathed.

In the end, there is no foolproof method to guarantee that political leaders leave without tears. What matters is that mechanisms are in place that do make them leave, probably rather too late, and certainly with some pain and unhappiness, but in time for the constitution of liberty to remain intact.

Capital controls enabled China to emerge from the Asian financial crisis of 1997 1998 largely unscathed, even though its financial system was at least as fragile as those of the affected countries. The Asian financial crisis persuaded China s leaders to shelve plans, launched in 1994, to liberalize the capital account.