Yet the flawed and lumbering legal system has not satisfied a population yearning for genuine justice.
The Arab Spring occurred at a moment when economic development had outpaced political development in much of the region; ossified political systems no longer satisfied a population yearning for modern freedoms.
He was described as a "giant of South African letters". As a young man in the 1950s, he was one of a new generation of young blacks writing first for the Golden Post newspaper and then for the legendary Drum magazine, giving voice to a segment of the population yearning to influence a movement toward change in South Africa.
They also know that rapid economic growth is the Communist Party's best hope for preserving its power as a restive population yearns for the good life of the West.
South Sudan, being a newly independent country, has an opportunity to manage its oil revenues effectively and use them to meet basic needs and offer the peace dividend that the population is yearning for.
"Ordinary Wolves" has scope and a style to match its subjects, the wide-open spaces of Alaska and youth, and Kantner, who was born and raised in the Alaska wilderness, manages along the way to touch on the dissolution and devastation visited upon the state's native population, the youthful yearning for experience and guidance and the abiding love of an odd, isolated frontier family.
For example, students often ascribe agency to trait shifts in populations, as if a yearning or need of an organism will cause a trait to change, even within that organism′s lifetime.
Yet the series is also laced with themes that align with the Putin state's view of revolution, especially in its current form: that such movements are rarely the product of genuine intent and yearning from the population but are rather the result of purposeful meddling and geopolitical intrigue, usually led by the West.
A similar yearning has gripped the population lately, thanks to the world-conquering success of the smartphone game Pokémon Go.
With advancing technology, the right to treatments, perhaps with aging populations, will probably give ground to the yearning of the elderly spirit to continue enjoying life beyond the social boundaries thus far accepted.
