But even at this age it is hard not to get caught up in athletic events when the other country's leader accuses our Secretary of State of fostering unrest, or use our flag as kindling.
A termination of the agreement could also accelerate thinking in Riyadh and Washington about the utility of fostering unrest among Iran's ethnic minorities in an attempt to destabilize the Islamic republic and create an environment conducive to regime change.
The national Election Commission has backed the opposition's call for postponement of the vote, fearing the Democrat Party's promise to boycott would mean the poll would lack legitimacy and foster further unrest.
However, the export-led economic expansion also widened the gap between rich and poor, fostering social unrest.
Top economists, like Joseph Stiglitz, Robert Reich, and Thomas Piketty, have all argued that acute income inequality leads to declines in consumer demand and investment, job creation, and tax revenue--and fosters social unrest and personal tragedy.
A lack of good jobs and poor working conditions, and the resulting inequality, fosters social unrest, political instability and insecurity that can destabilize governments and create an uncertain business environment.
He cited not only the rise in drug-related violence, but also a broader atmosphere of crime and unrest fostered by the killing of police officers by black militants and the protest movement that was growing against the war in Vietnam.
It has unparalleled economic power to attack the root causes of terrorism and unrest by fostering human development, regulating the arms flow to terrorists and dictators, and pursuing the dream of a world without nuclear weapons.
But the closing of Karroubi's newspaper was part of a wide-ranging censorship drive, in which numerous other publications, including political, economic, and cultural journals, were suspended or banned for such transgressions as provoking "unrest and chaos" and fostering a "creeping coup".
