But Western donors now face a familiar dilemma: cutting off aid to a nasty regime usually hurts the poor people who actually need it a lot more than their nasty rulers do.Africa for the AfricansSo it is time for Africa to act too.
Nanotechnology promises to transform everyday life, yet there has been little reflection about the dilemmas, trade-offs and complex choices involved.
In reviews of the recent literature, the effects of competing poles have been conceptualized as dilemmas, trade-offs, dualities, dialectics, and paradoxes, to mention only a few of the treatments of the theme (Achtenhagen and Melin 2003; Ashforth et al. 2014; Smith and Lewis 2011).
He knows now that his brother Tyrion was innocent all along and that his present dilemma, staving off the appetites of his power-hungry sister Cersei is due to an entirely avoidable regicide (or whatever it's called when your son, who is also your nephew, is poisoned by your daughter-in-law's mother), leaving Olenna with the last laugh.
He knows now that his brother, Tyrion, was innocent all along and that his present dilemma, staving off the appetites of his power-hungry sister Cersei is due to an entirely avoidable regicide (or whatever it's called when your son, who is also your nephew, is poisoned by your daughter-in-law's mother), leaving Olenna with the last laugh.
Boyd's injury leaves Bennett with a dilemma after off-loading fullbacks Josh Hoffman and Ben Barba to make room in the salary cap.
Stuart McCall has improved the team's form and handled every dilemma and off-field complication he has faced with a calm manner.
Results also highlighted the dilemma of trade off between increasing cost and limits in PCP choice for the consumer.
And there will be, for me as for so many other captains around the country at this time of the year, countless of dilemmas before kick-off.
It sheds light on many dilemmas and trade-offs that underlie the decision of whether or not a country introduces the UI program, an issue addressed in the previous section.
