by the night and what it is fraught with,

by the night and what it is fraught with,

It is a moment pregnant with hope, but also fraught with peril.

It brought a modicum of order to a system fraught with potential conflict.

The Fraught Politics of the TPP

So this is a rather fraught situation.

Unfortunately, this important and useful tool for the sustenance of democracy is always fraught with corruption.

A final thought Ending civil wars is a process that is fraught with dangers, frustrations and setbacks.

We recognize that the transition we are going through from dictatorship to democracy is fraught with many challenges.

My design, as it takes you down the rabbit hole, is fraught with many challenges and difficulties in the real world.

Obama inherited a fraught foreign policy agenda a global economic crisis, two

They were six decades fraught with tensions and threats, but that also saw the expansion of our area of dialogue and cooperation.

Improvement is increasingly difficult to organize our faith in these systems, incredibly fraught.

The political stagnation there is fraught with the danger that hostilities might flare up again as the result of yet another armed incident.

Not all football games are fraught with negative feeling and violence. This year s World Cup might well be a festival of brotherhood and peace.

Fraught by political pressures, financial disagreements and other complexities, the process was painstaking and expensive.

Trapped in a web of codependency, the US China relationship has become fraught with friction and finger pointing. In human behavior, the endgame of this pathology is usually a painful breakup.

Those years have been fraught with painful memories and distress for those who have suffered under Israeli occupation, particularly since they have passed without the attainment of the ultimate objective, peace.

Meanwhile, back in Ferguson, the news cameras are long gone but fraught racial ties between the community and police persist.

Thus, under almost any scenario, Thaksin s return could well mark a return to those fraught days of 2006 just before the last coup.

I have to say that, if the elections are not held in October as planned, Côte d'Ivoire will be embarking on a path that will take it into unknown territory that is fraught with danger.

It is believed that the girls have been split into separate groups, so that any attempt to rescue one group would imperil the others. Despite talk of the government negotiating a deal with the captors, this option, too, would be fraught with danger.

Attempts to convert national incomes into a common denominator are fraught with complications. To take one prominent example, there is a 25 margin of error on purchasing power parity comparisons between GDP in the United States and China.

The situation in Côte d'Ivoire is complex, and is fraught with the possibility of further deterioration it dictates the need for enhanced effectiveness and coordination of international efforts to promote progress in the peace process in the country.

The Public Information and Outreach Section of UNOCI is planning training programmes for journalists during the electoral run up period with the aim of increasing their awareness of the importance of responsible and professional reporting in an electoral process that is likely to be fraught with tension.

The path to an international agreement strong enough to keep global warming under two degrees will be fraught with obstacles. But, if citizens ratchet up the pressure on their leaders, and policymakers demonstrate vision and leadership, the route can be navigated.

In fact, it is fraught with danger. To be sure, the US military presence still imposes a certain order with which most parties can live but it risks dragging the world s largest military power into petty regional conflicts, a prospect that should alarm us one century after 1914.

This was a time when food became a central, fraught subject for the American people, Mr. Coe said, explaining why he and his wife wanted to write about it.

But central banks new role as supreme arbiters of policy truth is fraught with hazard. Given that the solutions that emerge from their disputations and analyses will be the product of technocratic not democratic processes, they are likely to trigger populist backlashes.

CHICAGO These days, the United States media are full of ordinary Americans venting their rage at the incompetence and immaturity of their politicians. Even though the US government s debt limit was raised in the nick of time, the process was and remains fraught with risk.

For example, the bloody conflict in Syria is fraught with challenges and unforeseen consequences. But such realities are lost on bloggers who blithely hold forth on what they claim are patently obvious solutions and on the stupidity, cynicism, or insanity of leaders who fail to implement them.

Bridging the vast gap between high expectations and the reality of limited budgets and capabilities is a test in itself. Redressing past injustice and building an economy that offers opportunity to all are major challenges as well, fraught with volatility, uncertainty, and the dangers of political opportunism.

The road to lasting peace is fraught with challenges in the key areas of security, governance, the rule of law, the judiciary system, human rights, the disbanding, disarmament, demobilization and reintegration of armed groups and militias, preparations for elections, return and reintegration, relief, recovery and sustainable development.

For our ancestors, whose lives were fraught with danger, pain conferred an evolutionary advantage, signaling the need to separate oneself from its immediate source. But evolution has failed to keep pace with biomedical and technological advances, allowing chronic pain (pain that persists beyond an acute injury or condition) to become a disease in itself.

Indeed, the IST s close association with the US backed establishment of a successor regime is fraught with political pitfalls. Transitional criminal justice must be broad enough to reconcile a divided Iraq, and, therefore, include Shi a and Kurdish crimes against humanity, while it apparently must also avoid embarrassing the US or its allies, particularly regarding their extensive dealings with Saddam s regime.

The current government s tactic of muddling through without changing the political system or the structure of the economy is fraught with the risk of gradual decline. To the Kremlin s rulers, this may seem an acceptable cost for retaining power, but postponing reform will only aggravate Russia s countless problems.

But marriage can be a fraught institution (as Strauss Kahn may know better than most). The British economic journalist Martin Wolf thinks of Europe as a marriage kept together only by the high cost of divorce.

Sino Japanese relations are particularly fraught, with two decades of economic stagnation in Japan and rapid growth in China fueling nationalist overreaction on both sides. Having become accustomed to outsourcing its security to the US, and despite having the world s third largest economy, Japan neglected to develop its own constructive diplomatic vision.

The eurozone s path to genuine economic union will be fraught with political and institutional challenges from determining substantive areas of cooperation to protecting the rights and interests of all EU countries and safeguarding the unity of both the internal market and foreign relations. But navigating that path is the EU s only option.

Equally fraught was the new budget diet Mystery dishes like loaves and casseroles became staples, the casserole a wonderful way to repurpose leftovers, Ms. Ziegelman noted, because cooks could hide unappetizing ingredients under a creamy coating of sauce.

By intervening in Lebanon, Europeans have made a far reaching, risk fraught, and, at the same time, correct decision. The reason is that the future of Europe s security will be determined in the Eastern Mediterranean and the Middle East.

Their political leaders tend to their own, not to Europe in any true sense. Relief for Greece is an especially fraught issue in countries where far right parties are on the rise or center right governments face popular left wing opposition.

This makes the implementation of a resolution like this fraught with a series of procedural impediments and legitimate reservations as long as the Council believes that the scales of justice and law are based on exceptions and the exploitation of the crises of the developing countries and their affliction with conflicts and civil wars in the settlement of political positions and bargaining among major Powers.

The merits of this community approach which reflects a more Eastern perspective than the backward induction approach cannot be overestimated, especially in a highly fraught situation like that with Iran, where the consequences of stubborn silence could be catastrophic. But the potential cost to Japan of delaying participation in the AIIB seems to be quite limited.

While the global economy may seem to be recovering from the recent crises, it remains fraught with risk, stemming from the 750 trillion in liquidity up 50 trillion since 2006 sloshing around in speculative markets. This capital does not finance investments or fuel economic growth its sole purpose is to reap enormous but unpredictable profits for a select few.