Sentence examples for arab crisis from inspiring English sources

His first responses to the Arab crisis suggest a nuance: that he would rather avoid drawing on those reserves of pragmatism, at least too deeply, if the chance of idealism presents itself.

Another Arab scholar, Paul Salem, published a decade after Ajami, in his 1993 analysis of the Arab crisis, in his book, arguing that the Islamic alternative (Islam ul hal, which translates to Islam is the solution, a banner used by pro-Islamist groups) failed to give a proper response to the sense of crisis.

I recognised the country was "by no means exempt from the pan-Arab crisis of unemployment, low wages and the stifling of civil society", but nevertheless argued that "in the short to medium term, it seems highly unlikely that the Syrian regime will face a Tunisia-style challenge".

With its young population, and a bureaucracy run by the same authoritarian party for four decades, Syria is by no means exempt from the pan-Arab crisis of unemployment, low wages and the stifling of civil society, conditions that brought revolution to Tunisia.

Other analysts point the finger at the perpetual weakness of the US to solve the historic Israeli-Arab crisis by successive presidents from the late 20th century onward, which they believe lead to a loss of US credibility in the international community.

Elected to the New York City Civil Court in 1969, he later left the bench and served New York City as "Compassionate" Commissioner of the New York City Department of Rent and Housing Maintenance, leading the city's efforts to ensure adequate heating in public housing during the Arab oil crisis.

In the early 1970's, its scenario planners worked on hypothetical futures involving an oil boycott against the West; when political events finally brought about the Arab oil crisis, the company not only wasn't taken by surprise, it was in a position to capitalize.

As a consequence of OPEC- Arab oil crisis of the 70's, Brazil created in 1975 the National Ethanol Program (PROALCOOL) (Solomon et al. 2007).

Given the freezing of relations between Russia and the U.S. and Europe, it is time for the GCC to demonstrate bold leadership and finally take the lead in solving the Arab refugee crisis.

Property insiders say Arabs are desperate to siphon cash out of the Middle East as the Arab-Israeli crisis escalates.

The escalating tit-for-tat — a battle of annihilating racist epithets — is the Arab-Israeli crisis in embryo.