When a country or a culture -- not unlike the ancient civilization of Rome -- becomes more interested in vomitoriums than the growing disparity and disaffection in its populace, it runs a serious risk of caving in on itself.
It is not Little Englander-ish to question whether Britain could not offer a better deal to its populace were it to depart from a parliament that makes even George Osborne look good.
(Tehran would not be required to make a public declaration, which it fears would make it look weak in the eyes of its populace and its neighbors).
Despite North Korea's promises, it did nothing to ease the repression of its populace or to end its nuclear and missile programs.
It would also make Chinese goods less competitive in America, upon which it relies to buy its goods and keep its populace employed.
And yet it was at this moment, as the recently rejoined United States struggled to reconcile its populace after a divisive Civil War, that it became useful to reinvent the history of Thanksgiving.
Although the dilemma is not unexpected for a traditionalist society like Pakistan[ 26, 29], it underscores the social responsibility a government has towards its populace, particularly ostracised members of society.
Ultimately, the end allocation of resources arising from a priority-setting exercise, using a combination of qualitative or quantitative methods, will accord to the particular sociocultural setting in which it is carried out and to the expressed preferences of its populace and/or its representatives in government.
The U.S. system is a bit of a mess in that it is quite expensive and doesn't offer complete coverage to its populace.
Much of its populace is illiterate.
Its populace was relocated at New Halfā to the southeast near Kassalā town.
