Whosoever struggles, struggles only to his own gain surely God is All sufficient nor needs any being.

Whosoever struggles, struggles only to his own gain surely God is All sufficient nor needs any being.

Struggles against foreign occupation, colonialism, aggression or hegemony, or struggles for liberation or self determination are excluded from this definition of terrorist crimes.

For there are no struggles in their death, but their strength is firm.

For there are no struggles in their death, but their strength is firm.

Children are paying heavy tolls for causes they know nothing about and are made pawns in dangerous struggles for political power and control of resources with no regard for their well being.

An actor struggles to die onstage, but a puppet has to struggle to live.

In all the societies of the bottom billion, there are intense struggles to do just that.

In fact, to meet the challenge of restructuring China s economy away from exports and resource intensive goods, China must stimulate consumption. While the rest of the world struggles to raise savings, China, with a savings rate in excess of 40 , struggles to get its people to consume more.

Such economic struggles go on, while the dominant culture expands various tourist enterprises or corporate development schemes all around them.

But I knew so many of the things they were up against, so many of the struggles they were dealing with.

Turkey s current struggles raise important questions about the appropriate relationship between bureaucrats and elected officials in a pluralist democracy. Answering them will require a debate that transcends issues like the separation of powers and judicial independence and elucidates the appropriate relationship between politics and religion.

There are ongoing struggles for the control of municipal and local taxes, public assets, economic and natural resources and the revenue they generate.

Additionally, local and regional power struggles linked to the elections and the possible contesting of seats in the new parliament are a possibility.

Traditional cost benefit analysis struggles to reconcile these demands, because they span different time frames. We worry about the state of the economy from year to year but we consider our happiness over the course of a lifetime, while our concern for the environment will mainly benefit future generations.

CAMBRIDGE As Europe struggles to save the euro, the chorus of complaints about weak leadership in the world s major economies grows louder. Many have singled out German Chancellor Angela Merkel for failing to promote a vision of Europe similar to that of her predecessor and mentor, Helmut Kohl.

Artificially creating a new European polity split between left and right would create new struggles and intensify old ones about redistribution. The only thing that would hold the left together would be the claim that there should be more redistribution but to whom, and according to what mechanism?

Perhaps the biggest thing it struggles with, like many communities similar to it, is that there's no shared, collective investment in the future of rural communities.

We must cultivate mutual respect and consideration, so as to reach a reasonable balance of interests, instead of thinking only of unlimited power and unavoidable competitive struggles

And, at the root of this multiplicity of perspectives lays the fact that economics struggles to explain how growth and innovation move an economy as a whole. The macroeconomic models on which policymakers depend are solid tools in times of smooth and incremental evolution, but green growth is not about gradual change.

These intra media struggles are interesting and important. The way that information circulates does reflect, as Howard argues, a conception of how a society polity should be organized.

Europe s western and eastern fringes obsess about dates that recall their struggles with the core 1914, 1815, 1709, 1707, 1704, and 1612, among others. By contrast, the European core is obsessed with transcending history, with working out institutional mechanisms for overcoming the conflicts that scarred Europe in the first half of the twentieth century.

All research into the universe and the physical world struggles to achieve a complete understanding. In that sense, we are in perpetual crisis and at the threshold of discovery.

Mankiw s comments come as the president struggles to shore up support in manufacturing states that have lost millions of jobs....Mankiw s conclusions may prove discordant during an election year...

We must now strive to enlarge our notions of responsibility and citizenship until we come to understand the struggles and progress of other peoples and nations as our own.

That is the source of many of Africa's problems where the struggles for political power emanate and then spill over onto the informal and the traditional sector, claiming innocent lives.

There is no issue that is more pressing. There is a real danger that religious conflict replaces the ideologically based struggles of the last century in an equally devastating form.

Student leaders, or so most people remember, were constantly producing convoluted manifestos that combined Marxism, psychoanalysis, and theories about Third World liberation struggles. What is easily forgotten is that even the most theory eager leaders of the time understood that ultimately, the protest movements that helped to define 1968 didn t come out of seminar room discussions.

The Mauritius Miracle dates to independence. But the country still struggles with some of its colonial legacies inequality in land and wealth, as well as vulnerability to high stakes global politics.

This is a real cinema of humility the directors again and again have chosen to take seriously the dramas and struggles of ordinary people and find the heroism or tragedy therein.

On the occasion of Women's Day 2004, a panel discussion was organized on the theme Africa's cultural responses to HIV AIDS women and their struggles , gathering numerous specialists from the field.

On the occasion of Women's Day 2004, a panel discussion was organized on the theme Africa's Cultural Response to HIV AIDS Women and Their struggles , gathering numerous specialists in this field.

Cuba and Puerto Rico had remained Spanish colonies until 1898 when they had been occupied by North America, and their citizens had supported each other in their respective struggles for independence.

Haiti, cradle of the liberation struggles against colonialism in America and the first independent black republic in the Western Hemisphere, is today a country passed by and forgotten by the international community.

While the unremitting violence in Iraq grabs the world s headlines, Afghanistan still struggles for peace. The country s parliament is packed with warlords, the drug trade is thriving, and violence is on the rise.

Indigenous peoples are among the most vulnerable victims of conflicts and violence in Africa, Asia and Latin America, and this has added a burden of destruction and death to their already difficult struggles.

Are we guilty, as Chimamanda Adichie reminded us at the TED conference in Oxford, of assuming that there is a single story of women's struggles for their rights while there are, in fact, many?

Negotiators will also have to overcome significant structural obstacles. As the European Commission struggles to secure a clear negotiating mandate from all 27 member states, the US will face its own internal coordination problems.

Violence, displacement, human rights abuses, and poverty had clearly taken a huge toll. Sudan has been ravaged for decades by bitter conflicts rooted in abject poverty, struggles over resources, and ethnic and religious tensions.

For its part, CARICOM, linked to Africa by fraternal ties and solidarity in historic struggles, remains committed to playing a positive and constructive role in support of the aspirations embodied in the New Partnership.

While maintaining the principle of non discrimination, we should recall that, historically, no struggles for empowerment have ever achieved success in one fell swoop, but rather through a process of negotiations and over time.

Deep partisan divisions whether over the role of government or social cultural issues are leading to near paralysis in democratic societies like the US. In non democratic societies, they can lead to revolution and violent power struggles.

Libya should take note of how Iraq s post Saddam transition has featured ceaseless power struggles and infighting. In 2010, Iraqi political leaders machinations personal, as well as tribal and sectarian left the country without a government for 249 days.

In some ways, the great ideological struggles of the twentieth century now seem about as close and relevant as the scholastic debates of the Middle Ages especially, but not only, for younger generations. Who now remotely understands let alone takes the trouble to try to understand the great political dramas of intellectuals like Arthur Koestler and Victor Serge, people who risked their lives for and then against communism?

WASHINGTON, DC As the world struggles with the most serious financial turmoil of the post war era, attention has focused on the advanced and emerging market economies most immediately affected. But the impact on poor countries is far more severe.