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Thanks to our achievements, we are receiving more and more calls to help in a crisis or after a war.
At the same time, Zakaev maintained rather friendly relations with Kadyrov, whose achievements – making Chechnya practically independent – he implicitly acknowledged.
The restoration of the capital, Grozny, was one of his clear achievements.
But most of the UN’s achievements have had shortcomings.
At a time of growing international volatility, it is essential that we Europeans defend ourselves from scurrilous attacks and uphold our many collective achievements.
But all the achievements of the postwar era came into question with the inflation, labor militancy, unemployment, and budget deficits of the 1970s.
Yet, despite its broad mandate and many functions, UNAIDS lacks adequate resources, which threatens past achievements and future programs alike, and poses a danger to people and communities that depend on the lifesaving support the organization helps facilitate.
But "managed democracy" now threatens to unravel all three of his real achievements.
So the Kremlin should strive for voluntary recognition of its leadership based on economic and social achievements.
But, despite these achievements, European integration is far from complete, and it will remain so until all European countries can follow the same development path.
If one belongs to a generation that regarded Israel as one of the great achievements of the twentieth century, and admired the way in which the country provided a proud home for the persecuted and downtrodden, one is particularly concerned that it may now be at risk.
Yet, despite its achievements, Ukraine is not out of the woods, and its reform process is far from over.
In Argentina, the economic achievements of Macri’s team, which inherited a colossal mess from the Peronist Kirchner dynasty that preceded his administration, have been heroic.
The economic and military achievements of Israel, once the Arab world’s ultimate enemy and infidel, were long viewed as a measure of Arab failure – a source of endemic hatred alloyed with grudging admiration.
But the government’s actions over the last few months – which mark a trend, rather than being isolated incidents – have jeopardized many of Turkey’s achievements.
Donald Trump Thought takes aim at two of Obama’s signature achievements: the 2010 Affordable Care Act (“Obamacare”) and the 2015 Iran nuclear deal.
Moreover, the FSB’s achievements are significant.
But, perhaps more than that, Morsi will need tangible achievements on the economic and domestic-security fronts to shore up his legitimacy at home.
For Harvard psychology professor Steven Pinker, such achievements are signs that “the Enlightenment is working.”
The sheer magnitude of the Enlightenment’s achievements tends to be undervalued, because we are prone to remembering and normalizing catastrophes rather than quotidian improvements.
What the Greek and Iranian Deals Are NotPARIS – This month’s agreements on the Greek crisis and Iran’s nuclear program are undoubtedly important achievements.
But the region’s achievements will not be sustained if states fail to create institutions capable of holding government employees accountable for professional integrity.
Pruitt’s determination to reverse the EPA’s achievements in reducing air and water pollution, especially regulations adopted during Barack Obama’s presidency, bespeaks Trump’s own resentment of Obama.
As Roberts points out, Trump’s move toward protectionism this year is at odds with his earlier policy achievements.
But female students’ academic achievements have not increased women’s presence in top jobs.
Today’s EU was built on concrete achievements, combining vision and the instruments needed to implement it.
In the West, there is so much focus on China that India’s achievements are often acknowledged only as an afterthought.
One of the WTO’s great achievements has been the adjudication system that it provides – the so-called Dispute Settlement Mechanism.
The HDI is a measure of development that captures achievements in health and education alongside economic growth.
Despite these considerable macroeconomic achievements, however, Ukraine’s microeconomic progress has been modest.
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