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It was also assumed that the EU and its institutions as well as the current regulatory food-related infrastructure would remain in place.

Ask yourself if his restaurant Centrico produces the seven classic moles and you will discover why New York needs its institutions as well as its sparkly newcomers.

Vince Musewe, a Harare-based economist, said: "Clearly the MDC has been weakened and will not be participating in government, [so] Zanu-PF will have unfettered access to the resources of the country and its institutions, as was the case in the 80s.

In remembering that the Jewish State is a vehicle for the Jewish People to express their vision in the world, we reaffirm the shared ownership of the State and its institutions, as well as the shared responsibility.

Many see its institutions as undemocratic and impenetrable.

Most analysts expect the European Union to muddle through, adjusting its institutions as necessary.

Its democratic institutions – as imperfect as Britain's – are moving it on.

Perhaps what the Philippines needs more than ever is a simultaneous empowerment of its state institutions as well as the new emerging entrepreneurial class, which has been hammered by oligopolistic businesses and lack of an independent, enabling regulatory regime.

Government of Zimbabwe has succeeded in organising its own institutions as well as church mission facilities and some of the private sector facilities into a four-tiered system of health care service delivery.

Libya could greatly benefit from Egypt's vast human resources, its wealth of skills, its experienced government institutions, as well as its cultural and educational establishments.

Sócrates's government was tripped up by economic matters, not same-sex marriage, support for which rose significantly in polls following its institution, as people saw that their society wasn't crumbling as a result.