Why should this historic event cause such political upheaval?

B and then a period of political upheaval follows.

Many countries are plagued by severe economic slumps or by political upheaval.

The Chairman also mentioned the link between economic difficulties and political upheaval.

This is where Israel stands today, facing a political upheaval fueled by two developments.

Political upheaval and resumed fighting in Liberia resulted in increasing numbers of uprooted people.

Political instability has fuelled economic breakdown, and economic backwardness has fired political upheaval in a never ending vicious circle.

And after seven years of political upheaval, churches in remote districts were permitted to reopen.

In some cases the projects had been delayed by striking government workers or by political upheaval.

Political upheaval in any of the southern countries would be sufficient to reignite doubts about the eurozone s future.

The political struggle between civilians and conservative military sectors intensified, against a backdrop of social upheaval and mobilization.

BERLIN In the coming months, several serious regional economic and political crises could combine into one mega watershed, fueling an intense global upheaval.

Insecurity grew in Central Asia, where there was political upheaval in Kyrgyzstan in March and an outbreak of violence in Uzbekistan in May.

Many bring evidence of the ravages of poverty, malnutrition and ill health others of the dehumanizing impact of internal conflict and political upheaval.

After the political upheaval that Fiji faced in 1987, he played a pivotal and crucial role in bringing stability back to the country.

Then the Thamud were destroyed by an awesome upheaval

It was a period of social upheaval, social change.

He will cause a great upheaval in Metropolis, Yotar.

Being more balanced doesn't mean dramatic upheaval in your life.

No need for such an upheaval to catch 3 harmless people.

Not surprisingly, given the EU authorities obvious inability to end the malaise, many member states are losing patience with austerity. Indeed, some countries are facing a political upheaval.

Each time in the last hundred years that a shift of this magnitude has occurred in beliefs about state market relations, a major political economic upheaval has ensued.

These are times of trial and upheaval that call for such daring.

Thus, the radicalism of the upheaval eventually liberated the pleasure to live.

Copper prices, in particular, lost 2.3 per cent on average, a rather moderate fall, given the political upheaval in the major African producer, Zaire, where production has declined sharply.

Indeed, the fortunes of many a society will hinge on this, as in many developing countries the root cause of political and social upheaval or military conflict remains grinding poverty.

The current political upheaval in the Arab world could transform the Middle East and North Africa in the same way that the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 fundamentally changed Europe.

Indeed, while the desirability of establishing a monetary union may have been open to question in the 1990 s, dismantling the eurozone now would trigger profound economic, social, and political upheaval throughout Europe.

Here, and especially in Bosnia, the upheaval has turned into a tragedy of unprecedented proportions.

But the Iranian revolution holds another lesson for Pakistani liberals obsessed with evicting the Shah, Iran s intelligentsia was delusional about their own society and their potential to emerge victorious via an abrupt political upheaval.

West Point was not immune to the social upheaval of American society during the Vietnam War.

O YOU PEOPLE , fear your Lord . The great upheaval of the Hour will indeed be terrible .

O YOU PEOPLE , fear your Lord . The great upheaval of the Hour will indeed be terrible .

In these circumstances and especially in view of the political upheaval in the countries of the southern Mediterranean re launching the Euro Mediterranean process, and putting it on a new footing, would benefit both sides.

Since the political and military upheaval in November 2004, advocacy efforts to ensure that the Government ensures the return of civil servants to run schools and health centers in the FN controlled areas have failed.

But, in rapidly growing emerging market countries, the rich tend to close their eyes to the suffering of the poorest, except when they feel threatened by the risk of political upheaval, as in, say, Saudi Arabia.

A threat to the banana industry in Dominica is also a threat to the fundamental human rights of its people as the collapse of this industry could lead to economic collapse, social upheaval and political disaster.

Women apos s access to employment was closely linked to their role in the family but a veritable cultural and political upheaval was needed to ensure that the family became the primary purpose of social policies.

Political upheaval in any of the southern countries would be sufficient to reignite doubts about the eurozone s future. Furthermore, French competitiveness, and the gap between its performance and that of Germany, is a growing cause of anxiety.

First, investments in health provide an important safety net against poverty traps, especially in times of economic upheaval.

The euro s increasingly important role brings stability, something that is never more important than in times of upheaval.

During the 1768 1774 war with the Ottoman Empire, Russia experienced a major social upheaval, the Pugachev Uprising.

Innovative humanitarian relief programmes. These were implemented in response to drought, famine, and political upheaval, which have resulted in a minimum of 5 per cent of the continent apos s population becoming either international refugees or internally displaced.

The collapse of Hosni Mubarak s regime in Egypt, the subsequent departure of the Israeli ambassador from Cairo, the political upheaval in Syria, and the expulsion of the Israeli ambassador from Ankara are causing great uncertainty in Israeli leadership circles.

But this offers little comfort to newcomers today, in part because of the profound economic upheaval of recent decades.