The Cruelty of Chance

Another is the ruthlessness of the regime.

In part, this reflected the new regime s cruelty.

The violence has also become crueler.

So the resource curse has hit Russia with a vengeance.

On Twitter, the reactions are more fierce.

The EU will be tough on terrorism.

This is a deliberate, cruelly organised crime.

The financial stringencies of the Great Depression put a definitive end to the Policy.

It was a moment of truth, a cleansing from within of the brutality of Stalinism.

Or he can let history judge him even more harshly.

It was also a testament to the cruelty of Morocco in its brutal occupation of Western Sahara.

The witness emphasized the cruelty of the method used to demolish these homes.

The United States, for example, cruelly allows its poorest children to suffer.

In the Great Depression, bank collapses made the downturn far worse.

If necessary, China should beat them, we need to be tougher.

I speak as someone who as a child witnessed and still remembers the most extreme cruelties.

History will judge us harshly if we fail to live up to these commitments.

Young democracies can be cruel their voters are often as unforgiving as political opponents.

In some respects, the Tibetans were treated less ruthlessly than the majority of Chinese.

Unfortunately, the cruelty of chance also lies at the heart of the centuries of mistrust between Poland and Russia.

Due to an increasing drought situation and famine spreading throughout her country, it was time to flee to a safer location.

With thousands killed, tortured, arrested and disappeared, the Syrian struggle continues amid unprecedented brutality.

The severity and complexity of such challenges will depend on the stage of economic development, the stage of ageing and the level of preparedness.

And Chinese intellectuals face the cruelest reality harsh suppression and a popular audience devoted to mammon and materialism.

A tragedy that defies any logical explanation confirms only one thing the cruelty of chance.

But, according to Yakubov, Only thanks to torture, hundreds and thousands of people admit that they are guilty of religious extremism and terrorism.

Domestically, his poor performance in addressing South Africa s HIV AIDS epidemic will ensure that he is judged harshly.

And yet few would deny that China s is a repressive regime that deals with its opponents harshly.

The military occupation was no less harsh the closures, the checkpoints, the confiscations of land and water resources and the demolition of houses continued unabated.

But climate change represents China s toughest challenge in international relations since the Cold War s end.

China s vast influence over a few fellow dictatorships still holds out the best hope of softening their misrule.

While they continue to seek peace, they are not willing to compromise their honor and self respect, however daunting the challenges they confront.

In the era of the Founding Fathers, newspapers were extremely partisan, and George Washington was dismayed by the harshness of political language.

On Wednesday, Iranian members of parliament voted to discuss a draft bill that seeks to toughen punishment for disturbing mental security in society.

The writer Robert Kaplan points to the birth of a new warrior class as cruel as ever and better armed ranging from Russian Mafiosi and Latin American drug kingpins to terrorists who glorify violence just as ancient Greeks did in the sacking of Troy.

The environmental challenge is even more stark in developing countries, where five billion of the earth's six billion people live.

Overwhelmed by the Russian Army s ruthlessness, it is said, he and his teenage brother chose to spread the violence to US soil.

However, on 5 July, the Nigerian government dropped the ban after FIFA threatened to impose harsher international sanctions as a result of the government interference.

14. Notes with deep concern the severity of the humanitarian crisis that still affects the country and the existence of millions of Afghan internally displaced persons and refugees

Back in 1997, Al Gore told us that global warming was making the El Niño winds stronger and more severe.

Thanks to democracy, social struggle, and workers unions, together with the political efforts of social democracy, the inhumanity of the system was partly softened.

Under these circumstances, crises could be even greater, and the adjustments harsher as occurred under the last world currency, the gold standard.

He tried to humanize it and undo the cruelty of Stalinist orthodoxy, but never doubted that the Leninist system was the way of the future.

No matter how harshly Russia s democrats are abused, the word democracy remains a sacred cow.