The recurrent themes of Iqbal's poetry are a memory of the vanished glories of Islam, a complaint about its present decadence, and a call to unity and reform.
Mr. Rehn, who made a 24-hour visit to Athens earlier this week, said he got "a very strong sense of determination and unity to reform the country and bring the budget deficit under control and achieve sustainable public finances".
Calls for unity and reform float past people who've lost jobs, pensions, health care, even their homes and who suspect reason and civility alone won't get them back.
"The even deeper reason why regulatory policies have been so disparate and lacked unity is that reform of our country's current financial legal system lags so badly behind," it added.
With a general election looming and public dissatisfaction with the ruling Liberal Democratic Party LDPP) remaining high, the new line-up also makes token concessions to party unity, structural fiscal reform, and age and gender diversity.Mr Aso is outspoken and gaffe-prone, but his man-of-the-people image may boost the LDP ahead of the next general election.
Military mobilization, anti-corruption campaigns, demonstrations of political unity, and administrative reforms were quickly carried out.
The Houthis seized control of Sanaa last September and subsequently reached a UN-sponsored peace deal with the political establishment stipulating the formation of a new national unity government and reforms in government agencies.
The 2002 Nobel Peace Prize winner additionally exulted at Iran's jejune four-point peace sequence consisting of a cease-fire, the formation of a unity government, constitutional reforms and elections.
And on this year's agenda we find the intriguing topic: "Europe: migration, growth, reform, vision, unity".
Clement's successor, Paul III, however, was convinced that Christian unity and effective church reform could come only through a council.
In another bit of hubris, McConnell boasted of a letter signed by his caucus pledging 41-vote unity to block the reform bill.
