On the other hand, Kenya's government is in the grip of a corrupt elite that seems content to allow the economy to run into the ground so long as it can grab a share.
During the late 1980s and early 1990s, when the previous, Uruguay round of trade talks had almost run into the ground, G7 meetings regularly reiterated the rich countries' commitment to free trade but rarely offered concrete evidence of it.
Japan's ethnic Koreans, who have been investing in the North for years, tell horror stories about pouring money into businesses, only to have the North Korean government run them into the ground by making unreasonable demands for a piece of the pie.
Victor Pandit for the last five years has run Citigroup into the ground and now has been pushed overboard.
The rumor had it that Cerberus was buying up American firearms manufacturers in order to run them into the ground.
If Nancy Pelosi's party is to have any hope of actually running the country (not to be confused with operating a "shadow presidency" that threatens to run it into the ground), the Democrats had better not only forego further negative measures like the recent meddling in Iraq and Syria.
SmithKline, for instance, had to work hard to allay concerns that it might dump its risks into Lloyd's, run its captive into the ground, and then let the market foot the bill.
The 2012 Presidential elections may present one of the last opportunities for the American people to rise up against the oligarchy that has run this country into the ground for their own personal benefit at the expense of the majority of the citizens of this deteriorating Republic.
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"The sheer amount of concrete and Tarmac here now means the water has nowhere to go, it's much, much harder for the water to run away or soak into the ground, " he added.
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He wanted to get out the window, drop to the ground, run into the sea across the road.
Carly Fiorina of Hewlett-Packard (nyse: HWP - news - people), who used the occasion to argue for more women in technology - when she should have been back in Palo Alto proving that a woman won't run the world's greatest company into the ground.
And the responsibility for that condition lies squarely with a Clinton-Gore Administration that has deliberately appointed incompetents and anti-nuclear ideologues to run the military part of the Department of Energy into the ground.
All these programmes have run into court challenges, principally on the ground that they involve the spending of public money in parochial schools (thereby infringing the constitutional separation of church and state).
United had a shout for a penalty waved away by referee Calum Murray when Goodwillie went to ground after another run into the box was thwarted under pressure from Saunders.
Some of them also see Myanmar as a valuable asset to ASEAN: it is the world's largest exporter of teak and has important offshore oil and gas deposits (though it is also true that the junta has run large parts of the economy, including the financial system, into the ground).
The bike and run course took the race into Manchester and Trafford, passing the Old Trafford football ground, the Imperial War Museum North and Manchester's Albert Square.
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Completely against the run of play, Sunderland briefly hit back, Zenden slapping the ball into the corner on his old stomping ground from Jones's knock-down.
And that are the quickest to kind of snap back, and run into new high ground.
The Salah gasfield project in Algeria, run by BP, strips CO2 from local natural gas and injects it back into the ground.
In a number of areas the ground remains frozen beneath the surface, which means excess water will run into rivers instead of being absorbed by the soil.
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