And it was driven to sort of openly declare its renunciation of violence in Egypt.
The earnings exclusion cap is also a hypocritical outright renunciation of the rule against double taxation.
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Both say that the divorce has nothing to do with their renunciation of Scientology.
Renunciation of military solutions after all, is a cornerstone of Japan's post-WWII success and high esteem in the region.
Quite simply, Obama's speech represents the effective renunciation of the US's right to have and to pursue national interests.
American managers have not obviously been keen on renunciation in the past decade.
This kind of critique was much too often greeted as a renunciation of goals rather than an inquiry as to means.
So, at least so far, the net effect of his renunciation has been to double his tax bill, not reduce it.
"real peace" based on recognized borders, a sincere renunciation of violence, and an acceptance of the legitimacy of the Israeli state, no.
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That way, if circumstances justified maintaining our renunciation, we could do so.
Not from an inadvertent glance or a yearning gaze did Orpheus lose Eurydice forever, but from an act of renunciation born of existential despair.
The first was that he had to pay tax on his Facebook stock as if he sold it on the day of his citizenship renunciation.
Romney, in contrast, has not followed a policy of total renunciation.
Anything less than complete renunciation of their customary religious practices?
It was the beginning of what has been called the Great Male Renunciation, which would see men abandon the wearing of jewellery, bright colours and ostentatious fabrics in favour of a dark, more sober, and homogeneous look.
On the other hand, because the path to extremism so often involves the renunciation of everything in one's own background, material comfort and a liberal upbringing seem to be no bar to the development of a terrorist.
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Well I wouldn't disagree with that basic principle, indeed the Downing Street Declaration enshrined those very principles that where there is a genuine renunciation of violence, a genuine commitment to democracy there there can be participation in the democratic process.
It must have been excruciating for the victims in that one month period, after President Clinton announced his "conditional clemency offer, " as they waited for the FALN prisoners to decide whether the renunciation of violence was worth the price of freedom.
Two of its central historical planks were bolted into the Good Friday agreement: the principle that Ulster cannot be forced into a united Ireland without the consent of the majority of its people, and the renunciation of Ireland's constitutional claim to the north.
There was, for instance, the launch of a long-range missile, the announcement of the resumption of plutonium production, the detonation of a nuclear device, the renunciation of the Korean War armistice and a noticeable step-up in cyber attacks against the United States and South Korea.
The state department said its decision had been taken in view of the MEK's public renunciation of violence, the absence of any confirmed acts of terrorism by the organisation for more than a decade and its co-operation in the closure of their paramilitary base in Iraq.
Livni ignored Obama's shocking renunciation of pledges his predecessor made to the Sharon government regarding Israel's right to defensible borders and US rejection of the Palestinians' demands for unlimited immigration to Israel and for Israel to vacate all the Israeli towns and villages built beyond the 1949 armistice lines.
Although it provided for the establishment of a tiny, indefensible Jewish statelet, the plan involved Jewish renunciation of their sovereign rights to the overwhelming majority of the land they had lawfully received sovereign title to under the 1917 Balfour Declaration and the 1922 League of Nations Mandate for Palestine.
When Wilde wrote that all excess as well as all renunciation brings its punishment, he evidently had in mind the contrast between Basil, who can conceive of his love for Dorian only in abstract terms, and Dorian, who is so intent on embracing the physical that he loses his mind.
As with Katrina, there is a back story for government's dysfunction: It's a long saga involving the fervent renunciation of the idea of financial regulation, bought-and-paid-for tax favors, confusion about how globalization affects money markets, a general ignorance about the modern financial world and a stunning lack of common sense.
For many reasons - the terms of its so-called Covenant, its history of targeting children and civilian men and women, and recent incidents (that is, since Arafat's putative renunciation of terrorism) of murder of Jews and assassinations of Arab political opponents in the territories - the PLO has, shall we say, a credibility problem.
You've heard General Petraeus talk about efforts -- again, assuming the renunciation of violence, extremist ties, and an acceptance of the Afghan constitution and the laws that govern the country of Afghanistan -- the efforts that were undertaken in parts of Iraq and the benefits that he saw if he found willing members also in Afghanistan.
Then, the musical references to classics like the final trio of "Der Rosenkavalier, " to signal renunciation of youth and love (there's even a nonsinging character called Sophie), and the orchestral passage after Tosca murders Scarpia, festooning the corpse with candles and a cross (here, the diva burns her photographs and then snuffs all the candles in her apartment).
With Ukrainian renunciation in the past few days of this coerced agreement, however, the stage may be set for Russian military strikes (nominally at the invitation of "threatened ethnic minorities" in Eastern Ukraine) the sort of aggression on the part of the former Soviet armed forces that Boris Yeltsin may be unwilling or no longer able to prevent.
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