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None of this was achieved, as the economy deteriorated under the impact of the fiscal measures, which were not offset by a surge in exports, because wages could not be lowered to gain competitiveness.
To join the high-income club, embodied by the OECD, China will have to raise that figure to at least 45% (depending on how real income is measured) – a level achieved, so far, by 36-40 economies.
If SARS is brought under control worldwide in the next few months, public health authorities will have achieved a great triumph.
MENA startups have achieved the most success online, where the large established players did not show early interest and barriers to entry, in terms of capital investment and market access, are relatively low.
Consider “the long war,” a bold concept embraced a few years ago to describe the continuing struggle against terrorism, the grudging progress that could realistically be achieved, and the enormous financial burden that it would impose for years to come.
In the early days of the crisis, it was argued that, given the strength of the regime’s air defenses and ground forces, even these limited objectives could not be achieved without fighting an all-out war – and thus causing a net increase in human suffering.
The belief that stability can be achieved with technocratic rules, regulations, and sanctioning mechanisms alone in a eurozone whose economies are diverging will prove to be misguided.
How can these far-reaching aims be achieved within the eurozone (together with non-eurozone EU members that want to join in)?
The abolition of border controls was anything but a minor detail, and yet it was achieved on the basis of intergovernmental agreements.
When commodity prices boomed in the middle of the last decade, the rule called for huge budget surpluses – which Chile achieved, repaying almost all of its public debt and accumulating a sizable rainy-day fund.
An ambitious goal, which may or may not be achieved.
The first response can be described as realist: no matter who governs in America, concrete results need to be achieved.
These more egalitarian countries have also achieved comparatively stable, inclusive economic growth and a high standard of living.
I believe that a stability pact for the region could help to match what was achieved a decade ago in the Balkans.
In fact, models suggest that if these targets are achieved, HIV will no longer be a public-health threat by the year 2030.
For example, it would be useful for programs to monitor how many people with high blood pressure have been diagnosed and placed on treatment, what proportion of those on treatment have achieved blood-pressure control, and what treatment level would be required to reduce premature deaths by the desired target.
Neither can be ignored if robust recovery is to be achieved.
The World Bank is well aware that its mission – “to reduce poverty, and improve living standards by promoting sustainable growth and investment in people” – cannot be achieved without an open global system.
But any agreement on how that is to be achieved now requires Greece to prove that it shares the same goal.
This goal should be achieved by “radical economic transformation,” which means, according to Zuma, “fundamental change in the structure, systems, institutions, and patterns of ownership, management, and control of the economy in favor of all South Africans, especially the poor, the majority of whom are African and female.”
But history shows that it is an imperative that cannot always be perfectly achieved.
There have been many successes, though not all of the MDGs’ targets will be achieved.
For many indicators in the developing world, there is only a small amount of information about what has been achieved.
Significant improvement could be achieved by rule changes to accelerate approval of business permits and environmental clearances, simplify labor regulations, and fill judicial vacancies.
Indeed, policymakers and financial institutions alike would do well to recognize that, as abundant research and experience have shown, sustainable growth cannot be achieved without women’s active participation.
Saudi Arabia’s national oil company has achieved homegrown expertise in oil drilling that is widely admired in the West.
Indeed, the controversy in Chinese eyes is not really about Korean reunification – few in Beijing speculate that the endgame will be otherwise – but to what extent reunification can be achieved without damaging China’s security concerns.
But how is this to be achieved?
There is general agreement on the aims to be achieved in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict: the end of violence and a peaceful solution based on the concept of two sovereign states.
I am a social democrat who was never a Communist party member, though I achieved success as a lawyer in Soviet times.
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