And itself becomes compassion if the object that you relate to evokes that emotion.

The Constitution evokes the equality of rights and opportunities between men and the women.

It evokes the container metaphor of communication, in which we conceive of ideas as objects, sentences as containers, and communication as a kind of sending.

The philosopher Julien Freund remarks that quot It would appear that exclusion is now part of normality in societies, and does not arouse any special moral or political conscience but instead evokes pity in the guise of the virtue of charity quot .Xiberras, op. cit., Preface, p. 12.

Italy s Minister for Trade and Europe, Emma Bonino, commenting upon the Microsoft ruling, observed that the very name Microsoft evokes what the US is capable of doing. To Bonino, if a company of comparable significance isn t being born in Europe, it is because we haven t been able to set up a favorable climate for it to flourish.

But he was more than willing to occupy center stage in Arab diplomacy s support of the Annapolis peace conference. After all, the passion that the Palestinians plight evokes among ordinary Egyptians is a dangerous source of instability.

The metaphor of war has the singular advantage that it clearly and strongly evokes the intensity of the counterattack that was called for. Moreover, the metaphor of war constitutes an implicit appeal to intense mobilization, not only by a country that comes under attack, but also by its friends and allies.

NEW DELHI The phrase Silk Road evokes a romantic image half history, half myth of tented camel caravans winding their way across the trackless deserts and mountains of Central Asia. But the Silk Road is not just part of a fabled past it is an important feature of China s current foreign policy.

It is perceived as a model of civility. Whatever their other disagreements, Chinese and Japanese concur on one point if Asia today, with its rising nationalist tensions, evokes Europe in the first half of the twentieth century, it is precisely because Asia has not embarked on a reconciliation process such as that which enabled France and Germany to transcend their centuries old rivalry.

In some fundamentalist circles, and among the terrorists, Western culture evokes repulsion, not attraction. But even in Iran, where the ruling mullahs describe America as the great Satan, the young want to watch American videos in the privacy of their homes.

With this in mind, I would like to reiterate that Ukraine strongly condemns all acts of terrorism, irrespective of who committed them and whatever their motivations were. We recognize that any terrorist attack evokes the need to take comprehensive and resolute retaliatory measures against its perpetrators.

Obama s handling of the Syrian crisis increasingly evokes Jimmy Carter s handling of the Iranian hostage crisis 33 years ago, particularly the failed operation in 1980 to rescue the Americans abducted following the takeover of the US embassy in November 1979. Then, too, hesitation seemed to prevail over determination, contributing to the failure of the mission.

Reviewing teaching and instruction curricula with a view to the incorporation into them of thinking that evokes new scientific values consistent with the religion of the community, the Constitution of the State and sound traditions, technological innovations, the development of methods of discussion and dialogue, acceptance of others' views, and propagation of these concepts through the media

The case evokes memories of the days when the KGB s influence was pervasive, and dissidents across Eastern Europe and Soviet lands like Turkmenistan lived in fear. Hadjiev and his family fled to Europe in 2001, escaping one of the world s most repressive regimes the absolutist dictatorship of the late Saparmurat Niyazov, who fancied himself Turkmenbashi, the father of all Turkmen.

How do you deal with a bully without becoming a thug? In this wise and soulful talk, peace activist Scilla Elworthy maps out the skills we need as nations and individuals to fight extreme force without using force in return. To answer the question of why and how non violence works, she evokes historical heroes Aung San Suu Kyi, Mahatma Gandhi, Nelson Mandela and the personal philosophies that powered their peaceful protests. em em

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