Fadil pushed for women's rights.

You see a good person struggling in this complicated world.

Meanwhile, young people worldwide are struggling to find jobs.

After all, the rule of law is what Shi Tao is fighting for.

Only in the 1930 s was the economy digging itself out from a major financial crisis.

So there he is with his little laptop computer, but fighting against the might of the pressures because of the debt, the foreign debt of Ecuador fighting the pressure of World Bank, IMF, and of course the people who want to exploit the forests and take out the oil.

Better for the West to accept equality now and struggle to maintain it.

Meanwhile, the European Union is fighting for its survival, and cannot devote its energies to an uncertain battle.

Growth momentum has fizzled and, with inflation persistently high, Indian producers are struggling to compete in world markets.

Despite these successes, however, microfinance has struggled recently in India.

Poland s economy, close to outright collapse, struggled to meet citizens basic needs, let alone repay foreign loans.

For the Saharan people, promotion of the Saharan culture amounted to a struggle for the rights of which they had been deprived for so many years.

We see this as American policymakers struggle to cope with today s Middle East disturbances.

But it did not, and Obama had to fight hard to extract even limited amounts for the International Monetary Fund from a reluctant Congress.

Iran s economy has struggled ever since the Islamic Revolution, partly because of the economic embargo imposed by the United States three decades ago.

Nevertheless, there remains a nagging sense that universities are luxuries now that ordinary people are struggling to make ends meet.

Castrated by populist rhetoric during the Asian debt crisis of the late 1990 s, the Fund had been struggling to re anchor its policies and rebuild its image.

Epigenetics can potentially be used to explain the root causes of many diseases that scientists have so far struggled to understand, from asthma to allergies to autism.

He and former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi are now fighting for space on the right, with the center left Democrats leading in the polls.

Today, however, as Europeans struggle with high unemployment and stagnating living standards, they may have to work longer to cope with globalization.

With many citizens now struggling, political leaders face a daunting task adopt credible medium and long term reforms without derailing the economy in the short term.

But the No side has struggled to find a coherent point of reference and seems to have none of the dynamism and vigor that it projected last time.

Stunted children often struggle to reach their potential in school and ultimately the workplace, diminishing economic productivity and development.

Mousavi ran as a reformist who said he would strive for greater freedom of the press, more rights for women, and fewer restrictions on the private lives of Iranians.

Still, there is a big difference between an Iraq that struggles and one that implodes between an Iraq that contributes to global energy security rather than undermining it between a civil war and a regional war.

New Arab leaders will struggle mightily with the public s rising expectations, and their willingness to get behind a peace process will take a backseat to that struggle.

More frequent and longer lasting power outages foretell worse to come in an economy already struggling with mass unemployment, widespread exclusion, and deep pockets of poverty.

Yar Adua and his Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) are struggling to stamp their authority on an unwieldy and restive country of 140 million people, and the government views rapid growth as a means to achieving that aim.

Citizens of developed countries increasingly feel like mere objects of consumerism, while citizens of developing countries struggle for daily survival.

All of them, thanks to globalization and new communication technologies, will strive for the same standard of living, give or take, which will necessarily lead to an overstretched global ecosystem.

As the world struggles to emerge from the economic near collapse of last fall, there is one sub group that has slid below the waterline in record numbers formerly middle class women.

As economies around the world struggle to maintain or restore growth in 2011, industrial policy is likely to be under a brighter spotlight than ever before.

NEW HAVEN In September 1998, during the depths of the Asian financial crisis, Alan Greenspan, the United States Federal Reserve s chairman at the time, had a simple message the US is not an oasis of prosperity in an otherwise struggling world.

Unfortunately, the world economy is still contending with that blindness in the aftermath of a financial crisis that resulted, in no small part, from letting financial markets run too free.

Against the authoritarian and hierarchical structures of the regime, we raised a decentralized institution, a huge organism striving to achieve consensus about its aims and the methods of action.

If consumption is shaped by habit, an income loss is very hard to bear and one might fight to avoid it, while fighting for additional gain when one is doing well is less important.

In the area of managing for results, for instance, it became clear that while most Governments produced voluminous amounts of performance information, most struggled to put that information to use.

Yes, the US economy has been on a weak recovery trajectory over the past three years. But at least it s a recovery, claim many and therefore a source of ongoing resilience in an otherwise struggling developed world.

Mousavi ran as a reformist who said he would strive for greater freedom of the press, more rights for women, and fewer restrictions on the private lives of Iranians. He also hinted at more flexibility in negotiations with the United States.

People want simplicity, yet at the same time, in a world of targeted marketing, customization, and precision, in which vendors struggle to give consumers exactly what they want, people can help themselves by thinking clearly and specifying their preferences.

PRINCETON As European leaders struggle after another failed summit, they should think hard about what their continent and the world might look like if they continue to produce unsatisfactory solutions to Europe s financial and economic problems.

The spillover effects of the Syrian crisis have also unsettled Lebanon, exemplified in the recent spate of sectarian violence, and threaten to destabilize Jordan, which is struggling under the burden of more than 500,000 Syrian refugees.

With many citizens now struggling, political leaders face a daunting task adopt credible medium and long term reforms without derailing the economy in the short term.

Diverse environmental justice organisations have pointed their fingers at shared partnerships between wealthy countries like Canada, their multinationals, and the silent complicity of governments that host mining operations and fail to protect those who fight for their territories.

As economies around the world struggle to maintain or restore growth in 2011, industrial policy is likely to be under a brighter spotlight than ever before. Given the right framework, there is no reason for it to remain in the shadows.