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The most sobering message from the appointment process is thus that the member states' leaders will not suffer anyone who might rock the boat and push integration forward.
The central bank stands in the way of cross border financial mergers; union bosses stand in the way of free choice for workers; business leaders have too much to gain from the State to see their interest in rocking the boat.
The arrival of desperate boat people on Europe's shores is a symptom of their failure to do so.
The scandals may be pushing the boat of market sentiment downwards, but their effect is being overwhelmed by the rising tide of economic prosperity, at least for now.
Unless we learn how to respect it, we will all miss the boat.
Over thousands of years, the culture had come to depend on the central role of boat builders.
I have a good relationship with him, and think him a good man, but he is neither a democrat nor a liberal, and he was more concerned with not rocking the boat than with building a better future for Russians.
Was it preferable to start with economics - try and get rich, quick, but don't rock the boat politically - in the manner of the Chinese?
Consider the old metaphysical puzzle: is a wooden boat whose planks are gradually replaced as they decay the same boat after all the planks have been changed?
During their tenures, neither post-communist party rocked the reform boat very much, nor did they threaten democracy.
So should we now be alarmed that a key man steering the boat is getting off, making the world economy much more vulnerable if trouble hits again?
When it comes to migration, we are all in the same boat - and that boat is leaking.
The killing of the 13 Chinese boat crewmen was linked to this trend.
Imagine that a highly agile coast-guard vessel is called out to rescue a floundering boat.
True, the French had neither the Olympic Games nor a royal celebration this year; but, when it comes to the state of their economies, the two countries are largely in the same boat.
Current examples include Myanmar and North Korea; before their economic liberalization China, Vietnam, and India were in the same boat.
Prime Minister Koizumi has chosen a career BOJ insider, Toshihiko Fukui, a man who is unlikely to rock the boat.
The Sechin-led Rosneft is in the same incompetently managed boat.
Less than a week later, dozens of asylum-seekers perished when their boat capsized near the Libyan coast.
But that fear does not compare to their dread of what might happen if they rock the boat.
This alludes to an ancient episode in which soldiers from the warring states of Wu and Yue found themselves on the same boat on a river in a storm and agreed to put down their arms to make a common passage.
None of these rulers, especially the authoritarian ones who emerged after independence, had an interest in rocking the boat.
If the boat springs a leak, everyone sinks.
Japan, facing mounting pressure from China, unconditionally released a Chinese trawler captain whose ship had rammed a Japanese naval patrol boat.
Despite both sides' deep reservations about the mission in Afghanistan, they are clearly in the same boat, even if French troops, being closer to British troops in terms of combat, are more vulnerable than the Germans.