In my opinion, there is nothing inherent in Islam, or in the culture it has engendered, that is preventing countries such as Egypt, Tunisia, and even Libya from growing faster, improving the living standards of their people, and playing a growing role in the international trading system.
"It might superficially mean, do I want to go and look at a piece of metal with a flame coming out of it, but it's amazing how it engenders that enthusiasm.
The meeting has, of course, engendered that sort of resigned groan that now pursues Kanye; disappointment mixed with bemusement.
I doubt that the 30th-anniversary rerelease of "Gimme Shelter" (it opened on Friday) will engender that sort of Last Days exegesis.
Having a near monopoly in personal computer operating software will engender that kind of response.
Because Pixie uses an app, Pixie has a front to build to engender that relationship.
In "The Great A.&P. and the Struggle for Small Business in America" (Hill & Wang, $27.95), Marc Levinson tells of A.& P.'s expansion and the powerful backlash it engendered in a way that draws unmistakable parallels to the retail battles of today.
The following section will review arguments that suggest that this ethical frame is the right one for a health-based foreign policy, that it engenders various goods that are not possible within a charity or security frame, and that a cosmopolitan frame is indeed possible.
Some respondents considered that the support they received was empowering and that it engendered hope with one individual explaining that "constant reminders" of them being "close by, loving, and knowing who you were 'before'... really helped me to know one day I would feel happy again to be alive".
Furthermore, it engendered the idea that the prenatal office visit is the sole intended point of contact for expectant mothers with their care team, shifting the locus of control to the provider as in disease treatment models, thus medicalizing the pregnancy experience.
