• Leaders all over Africa need to rebuild our African pride and the faith of young Africans in their leaders, this is one way I think they could achieve this and gain a respectable place in the world as peers.

    BBC: What if Africa were to become the hub for global science?

  • Respectable bicameral democracies around the world confine direct election to one chamber only.

    ECONOMIST: And here are your chosen (by us) representatives

  • Still, Johannesburg, which started life as a gold-rush town, is very much a go-go business city and the headquarters for most of South Africa's international companies. (This can be double-edged: Anglo Platinum recently poached its new chief executive, Ralph Havenstein, from Sasol.) It boasts the 21st-largest stock market in the world, and its financial officials have managed a respectable rebound from the 2002 rout of the rand.

    FORBES: Beautiful, Beset Land

  • The world economy may see a few quarters of respectable growth, but it will not bounce back to where it would have been had the crisis never happened.

    ECONOMIST: A ��new normal�� for the world economy

  • Nor does he explore, in any meaningful way, the contrast between the advance of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints around the world as a church of the upwardly mobile and the respectable middle class, and the extremism of the church's American fundamentalists.

    ECONOMIST: Mormons who murder

  • And it has a respectable business plan: to provide telecom services to those parts of the world where wireless or fixed-line service doesn't really exist--Equatorial Africa and the upper reaches of the Amazon--or where it's inadequate, as in many areas of Africa, India and Latin America.

    FORBES: Down To Earth

  • In December 1998 we shined a bright light on the murky world of corporate tax shelters, which were being hustled to large companies by supposedly respectable outfits.

    FORBES: U.S. tax rackets

  • It is no longer possible in any big, respectable country to insist with a sophisticated shrug that doing deals in some parts of the world always means paying kickbacks.

    ECONOMIST: The OECD and corruption

  • Mr Arafat needs a deal that offers West Bankers and Gazans a respectable-seeming independent state while not ignoring the concerns of the Palestinian diaspora and the wider Islamic world.

    ECONOMIST: Bill Clinton makes his last bid for a Middle East peace

  • "The Polaroid Years: Instant Photography and Experimentation" at the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center at Vassar College does a respectable job, within space constraints, of tracing the company's imprint on the post-1970s American art world.

    WSJ: The Polaroid SX-70 as Sexy Tech | Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center | By Richard B. Woodward

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