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The latest convert is Japan, where the central bank has been forced to
abandon
its orthodox monetary policy.
And yet most economists, even those who were never keen on EMU in the first place, have been reluctant to make the argument that the time has come to
abandon
a failed experiment.
But, despite declaring a moratorium on nuclear and long-range missile tests and dropping the demand that American troops withdraw from South Korea, Kim is unlikely to
abandon
North Korea’s hard-won nuclear-weapons program until a credible and comprehensive agreement is reached.
The problem with this approach is clear: If the South will not give up its effective nuclear deterrent, Kim will ask why the North should
abandon
its own.
But he stands out from them in this respect: he understood that empire was incompatible with democracy, and so was willing to
abandon
the Soviet Union in order to try to build a democratic order at home.
In the case of nascent democracies, the formula that is now often made compulsory is this: lift all bans on political activities, liberalize the media, hold elections (the sooner, the better), resolve all minority issues in favor of the minorities,
abandon
trade barriers, and rid the country of corruption, preferably overnight.
Such a country will not necessarily want to
abandon
a proven exchange-rate regime at the first sign of trouble.
Precisely when Israel managed to domesticate the Palestinian national movement by forcing it to
abandon
its revolutionary path in favor of state-building and economic development – a reorientation undertaken by Zionism as well – the Israelis decided to draw the Palestinians back to the fundamentals of the conflict.
Whichever country precipitated it – Germany by threatening to
abandon
the euro, or Greece or Spain by actually doing so – would trigger economic chaos and incur its neighbors’ wrath.
In the so-called “six-party talks,” North Korea’s neighbors offered tangible incentives to Kim Jong-il’s regime to
abandon
its nuclear program.
Faced with tight fiscal (and political) constraints, policymakers should
abandon
the flawed notion that investments with broad – and, to some extent, non-appropriable – public benefits must be financed entirely with public funds.
Mody says that European Union’s federalist plans have been disappointed for five decades, and that the only way forward is to
abandon
efforts to fine-tune national policies set in Brussels and instead pursue a decentralized union.
Grand plans, he says, will only end in a muddle, so it would be wiser to accept reality and draw the right conclusions from it: Europe should
abandon
efforts to create a federation.
For Chinese policymakers, this means recognizing the need to
abandon
some of the fundamental ideas that underpinned the economy’s past growth, before they become so firmly encrusted that they jeopardize the country’s development prospects.
It is the last group that is decisive: when senior military and security personnel
abandon
an authoritarian regime in the face of popular pressure, its days are numbered.
He hopes that lifting sanctions in exchange for Iran’s promise to halt its nuclear program for about 15 years will lead Iran to change its behavior, become a more responsible state actor, and
abandon
its revolutionary agenda and frequent use of non-state actors (including terrorist groups) to advance its goals.
Fail, and Germany will have the right either to prevent them from joining EMU or to
abandon
the project altogether.
Today, many social conservatives still blame Friedan and feminism for inducing women to
abandon
the home for the workplace, thus destabilizing families and placing their children at risk.
Many don’t want to
abandon
the deep roots they have in their home regions; others don’t want to move to another country, where language and culture may be obstacles.
Second, China would have to
abandon
its “nine-dash line” as a basis not only for sovereignty claims relating to land features bounded by it, but also for claims to ill-defined “historical waters” or “traditional Chinese fishing grounds.”
There is a remarkably simple alternative that does not require southern Europe’s troubled economies to
abandon
the euro and devalue their exchange rates.
What Europe’s devotion to humanism does mean, however, is a determination, no matter the circumstances, to stand firm and not
abandon
the fundamentals of European civilization and European unification.
That is why the bureaucracy must be given incentives – higher salaries, clear performance indicators, and awareness that abuses of power will not be tolerated – to
abandon
the micro-management of market activities.
Moreover, by tackling default risk, the OMT program created a new problem: private creditors, assured that the ECB would prevent governments from defaulting, were encouraged to lend with greater
abandon.
In mid-July, the Group of Eight’s summit in St. Petersburg ended by calling on North Korea to stop its missile tests and to
abandon
its nuclear weapons program.
Thus, while China has occasionally pressed North Korea to
abandon
its nuclear weapons program, it has been unwilling to exercise its economic leverage to a point that threatens the regime.
But if there is no pleasure in democratic politics we will
abandon
it to specialists.
If I, as a person, believe in protecting the environment, or seek in my personal life and business to protect my own security and privacy, I cannot
abandon
those beliefs in the boardroom in the name of profit.
China seems unlikely to
abandon
occupancy of any island, reef, or rock where it currently has a toehold, or to stop insisting on its sovereign ownership of most of the South China Sea’s land features.
Humanity had to
abandon
its warlike ways, Wells said, or technology would decimate it.
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