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The Iraqi people were once able to create a functioning government on their own, and there is no reason they can't do so again, without our interference.
"This is about political leaders who never saw fit to create a functioning state, and who instead benefited from disorder," he added.
Moldova's feuding pro-European politicians are so tainted by their failure to combat corruption and create a functioning state that, to many here, Russia looks appealing.
In short, the festival strives to create a functioning infrastructure for whatever one's interest in comedy may be — from peer collaborators to professional resources.
The Coalition Provisional Authority regards the rehabilitation of the Iraq's water, sewage, transportation, oil and electrical infrastructure as a linchpin in the effort to create a functioning democracy and convince Iraqis of America's good will.
Senator Richard Lugar of Indiana, the Republican chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said today on the NBC News program "Meet the Press" that it could take at least five years to create a functioning democracy in Iraq.
He assembled a small team of collaborators and "put all our time and our money" into creating a functioning demo that they could show off.
There, Somali elders and businessmen have created a functioning democratic state (the Republic of Somaliland) and, next door to it, an effective self-governing region (Puntland).
In a proper market, individuals are better suited to buy insurance that fits them best.But creating a functioning individual market, as everyone knows, is complicated.
Ms. Lavsky, a historian at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, suggests that the camp played a special role in the Zionist movement by creating a functioning Jewish minirepublic three years before the founding of the state of Israel.
Residents have since organised themselves, taking on the traditional role of the government in creating a functioning city, and since last weekend, when tanks approached the outskirts of the city, resisting any broad incursion by security services and the army.
