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If the Obama administration is intent on proceeding with military commissions and at the same time wants to combat the negative perception the term engenders around the world after nearly nine years of ineptitude and failure then it is essential for it to make a genuine commitment to transparency.

Morris Davis: The Guantanamo Paradox 2010

It may lack the thumbscrews and ultimate despatch to Dachau or Belsen, but the attitudes and spirit which this sort of activity engenders is precisely that which obtained in Germany under the Nazis or in the former East Germany under Erich Honecker's Communists?

More News From The STASI State 2008

It may lack the thumbscrews and ultimate despatch to Dachau or Belsen, but the attitudes and spirit which this sort of activity engenders is precisely that which obtained in Germany under the Nazis or in the former East Germany under Erich Honecker's Communists?

Archive 2008-08-24 2008

The atmosphere that this stuff engenders is a generally chilling effect on conversation.

Hello Whatever I Will Call It 2002

This is called brand goodwill, a hard-won value resulting from the trust that a strong name engenders among buyers and partners.

Marty Zwilling: Entrepreneurs Need to Think Globally at the Start Marty Zwilling 2011

This is called brand goodwill, a hard-won value resulting from the trust that a strong name engenders among buyers and partners.

Marty Zwilling: Entrepreneurs Need to Think Globally at the Start Marty Zwilling 2011

The perceptions and associations a particular name engenders are ever-changing.

What’s in a Name? 2009

The word cholesterol engenders fear across the board.

THE HIGH SCHOOL REUNION DIET David Colbert 2010

The word cholesterol engenders fear across the board.

THE HIGH SCHOOL REUNION DIET David Colbert 2010

When we look at the ratings liberals give conservatives and conservatives give liberals, it turns out that political ideology engenders stronger reactions than religion.

American Grace Robert D. Putnam 2010