Europe, like America indeed, like the entire capitalist world must now become more hawkish in demanding prosecution and punishment of bosses who loot their companies.

Outside the South, female voters are less likely to be hawkish on foreign policy and more likely to support spending on health, education, and other social welfare programs.

Mr Netanyahu, whose Likud party has merged with an even more hawkish lot under Avigdor Lieberman in the run up to an election on January 22nd, is sitting pretty.

A more hawkish fiscal stance may no longer be possible in future Democratic administrations, and might not be good policy if it were, given the likely complexion of successor administrations.

But wars and violence move electorates to the hawkish right, and Israel s operation in Gaza was no exception.

In short, Sharon was the ideal center candidate a leader who reconciled a dovish approach with a hawkish outlook.

For example, Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan broke with tradition by displaying a critical attitude toward Israel s more hawkish policies in the occupied territories, and did so without severing diplomatic relations with Israel.

There were no accidents or injuries, but some of Russia s more hawkish elements speculated that the United States cut GPS service over Moscow on purpose, to convey to the Kremlin the might of American technology.

China s behavior has fueled a nationalist backlash in Japan, helping to turn hawkish, marginal politicians like Shintaro Ishihara into important mainstream figures.

Menachem Begin, a hawkish predecessor of Netanyahu as prime minister, once had the insolence to say to the great historian Yaakov Talmon that, when it comes to the twentieth century, I am more an expert than you are.

The BJP has promised a more hawkish security posture than Congress in the wake of the Mumbai terrorist attacks, but when it was in power it conducted itself remarkably similarly to its rival, initiating a peace process with Pakistan.

Despite their hawkish approach to North Korea s nuclear threats, South Korean officials know that uranium enrichment and spent fuel reprocessing remains only a distant possibility.

The tone of ECB President Jean Claude Trichet s comments in the Q A section of the press conference following the October meeting was unusually hawkish.

A previous effort had been suspended ahead of the election, as the PKK returned to violence and the AKP s leadership adopted increasingly nationalist and hawkish rhetoric.

The ice began to crack on November 17, when Representative John Murtha, a hawkish Democratic congressman and marine veteran, suggested pulling troops out of Iraq in six months.

A more hawkish fiscal stance may no longer be possible in future Democratic administrations, and might not be good policy if it were, given the likely complexion of successor administrations. Stabilizing the debt to GDP ratio is thus the line in the sand that must not be crossed.

China s behavior has fueled a nationalist backlash in Japan, helping to turn hawkish, marginal politicians like Shintaro Ishihara into important mainstream figures. Japan may be in economic decline, but it is rising politically.

Germany and other hawkish northern Europeans are right to insist that Greece adhere to its commitments on structural reform, so that economic convergence with the rest of the eurozone can occur one day.

At the dawn of the Donald Trump presidency, which is slated to be a peculiar shade of hardline and hawkish Republicanism, I thought it a timely moment to sit down with journalist and author Hooman Majd.

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More money, more technology

More kids, more hands.

However, he became more and more disturbed as it became more and more radical.

So there's more. There's more.

More money means more problems.

We talk about leaders being more energetic, more risk taking, more optimistic, more persuasive, and more empathetic than other people.

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That should make them more humble, more vulnerable and more human.

More and more industries appreciate this.

Life is more and more expensive.

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More and more Americans go abroad.

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You'll hear more and more about it.

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More and more students began to protest.

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