The latest target of "governing through crime" tendencies among politicians in the Euro Zone is the Roma.
"When you start governing, there is a tendency sometimes for me to start thinking, 'As long as I get the policy right, then that's what should matter,'" Obama said, according to a transcript.
The experimental results showed that the ASA parameter governs the exfoliation tendency of the graphite negative electrode material with the existence of a critical value below which the graphite systematically exfoliates.
The change in attitude might signal a behind-the-scenes compromise, analysts say, or illustrate the tendency of Iran's governing establishment of hard-line clerics and commanders to close ranks in the end.
But in parliamentary systems, fringe populist parties are rarely included in governing coalitions, in large part because their tendency to value expressive identity-based politics over concrete legislative goals makes them extremely difficult for other parties to work with.
And Peru's still-fragile democracy could face the twin threats of a disciplined presidential majority and a governing party with illiberal — and perhaps authoritarian — tendencies.
Fourth, people have a tendency to match complicated technical systems with complicated governing structures.
(Although the NCAA and FIFA, football's governing body, could swap notes on lack of transparency, the tendency to bully members and the ability to slosh around large sums of money).
In this work he explored the dilemma of governing an egalitarian society in a political world in which the predominant tendency was to aggrandize power.
Turkey's Justice and Development Party has shown that an Islamist opposition movement can adapt to governing in a pluralistic system (even if the party's authoritarian tendencies taint the government's performance, as has happened in Turkey).
(Though governing from the social-democratic left, Fico has exhibited distinctly authoritarian tendencies).
