Perhaps most devastating of all, Stephen Colbert devoted one of his very faux newscasts to eviscerating the board, describing the abandonment of the socioeconomic policy as "disintegration".
The disintegration of the foreign policy consensus forged by Acheson and his colleagues was, Kissinger once said, a "disaster," and there is an undercurrent of contained bitterness running through the pages of "Ending the Vietnam War".
Why don't you give me your take on what seems to be an extreme disintegration, and whether in fact U.S. policy and going into Iraq and trying to find a different way for Syria, whether that's been unwise.
The spectacle of Yeltsin's disintegration — his erratic gestures and misbegotten policies — is pathetic.
This requires that international financial institutions extent their forms of inquiry to include issues such as the social disintegration and domination produced by their policies (Rodrik 1994, Woods 2001).
The implementation of this niche strategy and the core competence of the IC design industry originates from five major factors: supportive policy, technology manpower, entrepreneurship, vertical disintegration and industrial cluster.
It is his contention that the situation in the Occupied Territories "is not debated or acknowledged or even known in this country," and that the "tremendous aversion" here to criticism of Israel's policies has contributed to the disintegration of the peace process.
3, we use the example of the disaster linked to storm Xynthia on the west coast of France to illustrate common cases of ignorance and institutional disintegration, pointing at limitations of current DRR policies.
George Soros has gone to Berlin to tell the Germans that their policies are leading to the disintegration of not just the Euro, but Europe itself.
All in all, the North's actions seemed to point not only to the end of the sunshine policy but also to a dangerous disintegration of relations.
