What I've (lamentably) seen over many years, is essentially similar Balkanization/democratization measures applied to the UK, as were applied to Germany immediately after WWII via JCS 1067.
Although it's a stretch to describe the U.S. government as a democracy (it's a plutocracy), and although the executive already has lamentably strong totalitarian tendencies, a counterintuitive further enhancement of executive power could perhaps steer us back onto a democratic track.
Secondly, there's been failure across the political establishment: while the coalition has diverted popular anger on to Labour and blamed bloated public spending for our financial woes, Labour has lamentably failed to put its head above the parapet.
Part of the explanation is that Europe's economy has shifted towards services, which are intrinsically less tradable than goods, and which the EU has lamentably failed to liberalise properly.
President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, who will end his second term in 2014, has lamentably failed to grapple with all the old problems of awful infrastructure, foot-dragging bureaucrats, rampant corruption and ill-organised political decentralisation.
The president's chilling edict spills over into Germany, where the government has lamentably allowed proceedings to go forward against the comedian Jan Böhmermann, for reading out a satirical poem about the Turkish president.
But it has been lamentably slow in actually applying this scheme.
While this dissonance isn't only of interest to women, it's true that such "small" themes have traditionally been the subject of books by female authors, and have lamentably been shunned by critics for their "smallness".
Until now, online estate and letting agents have had lamentably little impact.
Still, the incident had lamentably put off his retiring time, which was ordinarily eleven o'clock.
