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For the EU, the wars that accompanied the breakup of Yugoslavia in the 1990s signified an utter failure.
This was accompanied by credit easing (CE), which took the form of central-bank purchases of private or semi-private assets – such as mortgage- and other asset-backed securities, covered bonds, corporate bonds, real-estate trust funds, and even equities via exchange-traded funds.
Many studies have also shown that there is hardly any major asset price inflation episode which was not accompanied if not preceded by strong growth of money and/or credit.
Worldwide, there is growing discontent with globalization, digitization, and free trade, accompanied by a slow shift toward protectionism.
As in Japan, a financial bubble accompanied the currency appreciation.
Democracy in the United States, for example, has been accompanied by increasing inequality, so much so that the upper 1% now receives around one-quarter of national income – with wealth being even more inequitably distributed.
Moreover, in many countries, democracy has been accompanied by civil strife, factionalism, and dysfunctional governments.
If Bush’s new military plan is a temporary step to buy time to move in the direction of the Iraq Study Group’s proposals of training Iraqi forces and gradually withdrawing American forces, there may be something to be said for it as one last chance, but only if it is accompanied by the diplomatic advice that the study group also suggested.
People began to note a distinct and deepening disparity between globalization’s winners and losers, with weak wage growth accompanied by robust returns for the wealthy.
So today's pay-as-you-go system must be accompanied by a capitalized system that will be voluntary for a large part of today's employees and mandatory for new entrants.
Meanwhile, massive corruption is devastating Egypt’s economy, with growth falling by half in the last two years, accompanied by rising unemployment, higher inflation, and currency depreciation.
Moreover, Bush’s proposals won’t fix social security – unless they are accompanied by drastic benefit cuts.
The US sees falling European defence budgets accompanied by new and unnecessary command structures, which merely duplicate the command structure that exists within NATO.
This could be accompanied by a pledge to create a legislature composed entirely of directly elected members in 2020.
Ukraine, reasonably enough, wants this agreement to be accompanied by an acknowledgment of its European destiny, and by clear steps towards reciprocal visa-free travel.
This punitive turn on the part of the European establishment was accompanied by the loss of all self-restraint.
These conditions are often accompanied by elaborate delusions – images of reality that confuse information generated in the mind with that provided from outside.
But he should replace his polemical hat with his analytical one and reflect more deeply on recent experience: deficit-cutting accompanied by recovery, job creation, and lower unemployment.
When a new kid arrived, accompanied by a doting mother, we could convey to one another with a mere glance that the kid would be an elé belé.
More precisely, debt reduction must be accompanied by a reduction in the target for the medium-term primary budget surplus, from the current 3.5% of GDP to no more than 1.5%.
With that vote, the international community began to eradicate the shameful indifference that accompanied the Holocaust, Rwanda, Srebrenica, Darfur, and too many similar catastrophes.
The birth of electricity and automotive power was accompanied by this apprehension, and it has grown stronger the further science has penetrated the natural world, unlocking the secrets of the atom and of our own genetic makeup.
That is why, in some societies, they are not allowed to emerge from those confines, or may do so only if fully covered and accompanied by a male relative.
France would like to see one, but only if it is accompanied by numerous guarantees.
Finally, there remains the remedy of impeachment, which is being discussed more and more openly in Washington these days, accompanied (in a sign of the times) by a book, The Case for Impeachment, by Allan J. Lichtman.
While emerging-market countries’ public-sector balance sheets are stronger than ever – with low deficits and debt accompanied by large foreign-currency reserves – household and corporate leverage have risen.
This stance will be difficult to maintain, if continued robust job creation is accompanied by much-needed wage growth.
Use of the phrase soared in the 1970s, following the collapse of the Bretton Woods system, of which the dollar was the linchpin, and in response to the high inflation that accompanied the presidencies of Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford, and Jimmy Carter in the 1970s.
Third, any further sanctions should be accompanied by an earnest offer of dialogue and engagement.
Tight constraints on the quantity of such monetization would be essential, but the alternative is not no monetization; it is undisciplined de facto monetization, accompanied by denials that any monetization is taking place.
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