Destruction of these precious natural environments generates international ills.

In fact, remedying the country s ills requires building strong state institutions.

But solutions for the country s ills must be found within the boundaries of law and constitutionalism.

What the data do show are economic ills rooted in the values and beliefs of Greek society.

In the Middle East, Obama faces an almost impossible task of redressing historical and political ills.

The sledgehammer of invasion could easily cause far more harm than the ills it seeks to stamp out.

Whichever man wins will face Bolivia s seemingly intractable pair of ills social exclusion and poverty.

Yes, in principle, there should be a way to fix the ills of the financial system without resort to inflation.

Chávez also repeats,ad nauseam, the idea that others are to blame for Latin America s ills.

The Palestinian issue is not the source of all the Middle East s ills, but its resolution would dramatically improve America s standing among Arabs.

There are serious ills in the private sector, too notably, the pervasive influence of vested interests and the country s business and political elites.

Today, economists are similarly troubled by unwanted ghosts, as they ponder the reappearance of economic ills long thought buried and dead.

Religion, we are told, is responsible for violence, oppression, poverty, and many other ills.

The EU s members must above all recognize that Africa s ills have to be dealt with by Africans.

Stolen money goes into Western banks. These white and fluffy bankers bear the guilt for all the country's ills.

However, one must be mindful of hailing the approach as a universal model capable of curing all the ills in the French education system, as Pierre, another teacher, reminds

Scientists know how to cure many of the ills plaguing the high seas that is, ocean waters farther than 200 nautical miles from shore, beyond the jurisdiction of nations.

But why schools should cure the ills of poverty and ignorance is just as incomprehensible as why hens on their perches should cure fractiousness.

Many of the 736 EU parliamentarians are unsung heroes who risk being seen more and more as a problem rather than a solution to the EU s ills.

The Taliban blamed nowadays for just about all of Afghanistan s ills have officially been gone for nearly seven years, so why are conditions still so abysmal?

According to Fontanka, Datsik even forced his hostages to listen to a lecture about the ills of paid love, while ordering them to remove their clothes.

Climate change, infectious diseases, terrorism, and other ills that can easily cross borders demand a similar global response.

Today sometimes across borders, sometimes within them once unthinkable wealth exists alongside extreme poverty and all its social ills.

One of the paradoxical results of America s almost messianic belief in elections as a panacea for all the ills of the Middle East is that Hamas the winner of democratic elections has gained a degree of legitimacy that it never had before.

On one hand, he has been the conscience of a liberal, rightly focusing on how government can combat poverty, poor health, environmental degradation, rising inequality, and other social ills.

Short term emergency policies are needed to deal with high unemployment, home foreclosures, business bankruptcies, and often with hunger, disease, and a number of other ills.

That pretty much means I can overcome whatever ills I have in my life so I can keep going after that.

This fight requires large investments to create jobs and well as financial aid from America and the UN to fight disease, illiteracy, and environmental ills.

This fight requires large investments to create jobs and well as financial aid from America and the UN to fight disease, illiteracy, and environmental ills.

I grew up hearing that all the ills of Cuban society, tangible and abstract, could be excused by the catalogue of restrictive measures imposed by the United States in 1961, which had made our lives on the island miserable.

By promoting Islamic revival as a solution to the region s ills, Islamism led to the marginalization of non Muslims, including groups that had played outsize roles in the region s economic, cultural, and political life for centuries.

As Haiti s first popular leader in decades, perhaps in history, President Aristide is the best chance for addressing these ills in a peaceful, effective, and democratic manner.

Following World Wars I and II, the European powers and the United States sat around distant tables and fabricated frontiers, giving birth to Iraq, Israel, Kuwait, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia and thus to most of the of the Middle East s current ills.

Above all, Havel used his international prestige to give the Czech Republic a positive image, one which the country plagued by many post communist ills perhaps did not fully deserve.

These early reformers, among them Muhammad Abduh and Jamaleddin al Afghani, did not ignite the mass mobilization they hoped for, and were not able to redress social ills through better implementation of religious prescriptions.

The Palestinian issue is not the source of all the Middle East s ills, but its resolution would dramatically improve America s standing among Arabs. More importantly, it would deny Iran the ability to link popular Islamic and Arab causes with its own hegemonic ambitions.

Equally, it is now far harder for Scots to blame a distant government in London for their problems, although the SNP will now try to make blaming Westminster for all ills even more of an art form.

But, as a power burdened with too many domestic ills and a chronic sense of insecurity along its vast and dangerously depopulated borders, Russia cannot be interested in a Cold War II, either.

Both crises require policymaking that departs from business as usual. Short term emergency policies are needed to deal with high unemployment, home foreclosures, business bankruptcies, and often with hunger, disease, and a number of other ills.

A second reason is that Germans are fed up with being Europe s scapegoat blamed for their neighbors ills while being asked to take on risks and provide generous financial transfers.

A former colleague at Gayelle TV, a community television station that sought to highlight all things Trinbagonian from art and culture to social ills posted on Facebook that the station would be honouring Henville on air last night

But despite all that, unemployment remained stubbornly high and a pervasive insecurity had set in. Jospin's program failed to diminish these twin ills primarily because French society is divided between a large public sector and a dynamic private sector, much of which is increasingly being driven outside the country because of high taxation and endless bureaucracy.

But, based on the continent s economic performance over the past last 15 years, growth alone is unlikely to reduce poverty by more than 25 in the next ten years. Even if policymakers were successful in creating an environment that better rewards investment and thus promotes faster growth, Latin America s ills would not be solved.

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