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Developing an IS to support complex cross-border DM activities, however, is an overwhelming task even for most capable government authorities for a number of reasons.

Is it capable of sharing authority and building consensus with its opponents?

But even her critics concede that there is no unifying rival capable of imposing authority, a fresh image or new thinking.

Jörg Asmussen, a member of the E.C.B.'s Governing Council, emphasized in comments Wednesday in Brussels that Europe needed a strong authority capable of making quick and impartial decisions on winding up banks.

In mild contrast, Rafe was capable of questioning authority, Eriksson said, but he generally wound up by going along with whoever seemed to be the leader — "just to keep from making trouble".

The ministers will also be pressed to restore security by creating a military and police force capable of asserting authority over disparate militias left from the war, unify the country's tribes and towns, and provide basic services.

Disagreements are already arising: Mr. Hazare's group wants a Lokpal with vast authority, capable of investigating the prime minister, the judiciary, Parliament members and senior civil servants in the bureaucracy.

This then opens up the most difficult question of all: how is the global financial sector to be brought back under control if there is no global political authority capable of challenging it?

In areas where Israel has withdrawn -- Gaza and Bethlehem -- he said, there are 20,000 armed employees of the Palestinian Authority capable of cracking down on what he said were "only a few hundred activists".

It was evident that the investigating organs of the legal authorities had been utterly unsuitable for the task of conducting a purely criminal investigation of this sort, because the legal authorities, in view of their character as a military legal instrument, lacked- a fundamental basis, namely, an authority capable of carrying out criminal prosecutions.

The major rival of international liberal theory is realism, which contends that the foreign policy behaviour of states is shaped primarily by the anarchic structure of the international system that is, by the absence of a supranational authority capable of effectively providing for the security of individual states.