admnt-shoftk
22-12-2011, 08:50 AM
النص الاول :
Of course, the world now needs international coordination and planning as never before. The new stages of European integration were means to furnish more adequate methods to regulate and direct the economies united by the single market. Yet the procedures devised at Maastricht have undoubtedly aggravated the recession, through concerted measures of deflation. The Maastricht treaty not only prescribes austerity measures but also seeks to impose a secretive and unaccountable intergovernmental structure and European Central Bank, in the place of the democratic institutions of a federal Europe that are now needed to plan for recovery and for a new model of economic advance.
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النص الثاني:
A Thin Ray of Hope in Sarajevo
Tha wall Serbian forces had fromed around the Bosnian capital of Sarajevo was pierced just enough to let in a ray of hope. More than 1,000 Canadian peacekeepers under the United Nations flag rolled in through the mountains from Croatia to buttress a small UN force already in place. The contingent quickly cleared and reopened the airport that had been closed by Serbian shelling and sniper fire for 87 days.
With that, a full-scale international relief effort got underway. Almost 100 tons of emergency supplies from the US arrived in the first two days. Giant cargo planes also flew from Britain and France. The food and medicine were then trucked-under Canadian guard-into the desperate city of 400,000 people. In Washington, Defense Secretary Dick Cheney said American air and naval forces would be available if they were needed to protect the relief flights or future truck convoys. But relief shipments, welcome as they are, can only be a palliative. They do not end the siege of Sarajevo or the Serbian occupation.
Of course, the world now needs international coordination and planning as never before. The new stages of European integration were means to furnish more adequate methods to regulate and direct the economies united by the single market. Yet the procedures devised at Maastricht have undoubtedly aggravated the recession, through concerted measures of deflation. The Maastricht treaty not only prescribes austerity measures but also seeks to impose a secretive and unaccountable intergovernmental structure and European Central Bank, in the place of the democratic institutions of a federal Europe that are now needed to plan for recovery and for a new model of economic advance.
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النص الثاني:
A Thin Ray of Hope in Sarajevo
Tha wall Serbian forces had fromed around the Bosnian capital of Sarajevo was pierced just enough to let in a ray of hope. More than 1,000 Canadian peacekeepers under the United Nations flag rolled in through the mountains from Croatia to buttress a small UN force already in place. The contingent quickly cleared and reopened the airport that had been closed by Serbian shelling and sniper fire for 87 days.
With that, a full-scale international relief effort got underway. Almost 100 tons of emergency supplies from the US arrived in the first two days. Giant cargo planes also flew from Britain and France. The food and medicine were then trucked-under Canadian guard-into the desperate city of 400,000 people. In Washington, Defense Secretary Dick Cheney said American air and naval forces would be available if they were needed to protect the relief flights or future truck convoys. But relief shipments, welcome as they are, can only be a palliative. They do not end the siege of Sarajevo or the Serbian occupation.