Hot news amid fears that 2015 might yield the nastiest general election yet; the Class War anarchist movement morphs into a proper political party.
JUST when Bosnia's foreign overlords seemed to be making headway in stitching the country together, its voters have delivered a depressing message: even in a closely-guided democracy, nobody can guarantee that elections will yield the result desired by outsiders.
This election may not yield the gentle outcome and humane transition I hope for, though I will continue to work for that.
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By Henry Louis Gates The New Yorker, February 24 , 1997P. 11 elections because they yield the best policies?
The New Yorker, February 24 , 1997P. 11 elections because they yield the best policies?
Either way, this presidential election is unlikely to yield the things that Ukrainians want most: political stability, responsible policies and economic security.
He did not stand in the 1994 general election and yielded the premiership to Lester after the ALP won its fourth straight five-year term.
Whether those plans will yield any action after the election remains to be seen.
Yet, when I sat with Bishop Blake to discuss the power a Super Mega church yields, the upcoming election and the state of religion in American, it was glaringly obvious that he is a man consumed, if not obsessed, with serving his church, denomination and community with intelligence and integrity.
More likely is a plethora of lesser problems, from sudden surges in bond yields (Britain before the election), to short-sighted fiscal decisions (a financial-transactions tax) to strikes over pay cuts (British Airways is a portent, see article).
