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The danger is here is that by tying the message too tightly to Macron and his achievements, we may devalue the underlying ideas.
Essential here, is to attract expatriate Afghans with skills and professional achievements to help in rebuilding the country by establishing small firms that will suck up the unemployed.
Despite Russia’s recent economic achievements, both remain at alarmingly high levels.
Similarly, in a country where the concepts of democracy and freedom are balanced by “but,” achievements in science, technology, and economy are not possible.
First, governments must balance long-term goals with short-term achievements.
Much has been said about Merkel’s achievements and failures.
In the recent election campaign, the PDP, unable to point to concrete achievements, simply made new promises.
Konrad Adenauers and Willi Brandts foreign policy achievements created the illusion of the German Chancellors power.
International aid has helped, but our achievements have come primarily from other, non-financial innovations.
His foreign policy achievements were many and significant, starting with the ending of the Cold War.
Encouraged by the achievements of modern science, we came to perceive the future as being radically open.
Because of uncertainty, our achievements are not always what we intended them to be, and our lives are never simply routine.
Some observers have dubbed the new facility “EZ loan,” though few countries meeting the qualifying criteria would consider their policy achievements – and their commitment to maintaining that record – anything but “easy.”
In fact, one must search for any notable achievements.
As Francis Fukuyama has pointed out, the development of a capable state that is accountable and ruled by law is one of the crowning achievements of human civilization.
Providing these kids with a better start would be one of the greatest achievements that humanity could make.
The roadmap, with its promise of fast achievements in the form of an Israeli settlement freeze and early Palestinian statehood, provides incentives for the Palestinian Authority to deliver security for Israelis on a sustained basis.
And he has produced no major legislative achievements.
Today's post-war generations, lacking direct memory of WWII, view Europe's great achievements - liberty, peace, and prosperity - as a given.
But while Trump described that deal as an “embarrassment” in his address to the United Nations, the international community’s agreement with Iran is actually one of the most important diplomatic achievements of the last decade.
After all, though the single market is one of Europe’s crowning achievements, the EU has always been an essentially political project.
Acknowledging such achievements does not obviate the danger of complacency.
Indeed, if measured by skill levels rather than income, the region’s social and economic achievements – including the much-vaunted expansion of the new middle class – are far more tenuous than previously assumed.
Despite secularization, the belief that rewards, or achievements, require sacrifice has become an integral part of European cultural consciousness.
Recalling the ways in which the pardon power has been used in the past highlights the perversity of the Arpaio affair and its singular reactionary purpose: to denigrate and, where possible, reverse Obama’s achievements and, indeed, his values.
Apart from the unanimous nomination of Prodi, the main achievements of the Berlin summit were a dilution of the reform of farm policy, a dilution of budget reform, and maintenance of the absurd and hypocritical pretence that the first six candidates for membership can expect to be inside the EU by 2002.
The decision no doubt delights Trump’s domestic political base, which revels in his dismantling of the key achievements of his predecessor, Barack Obama.
That is the kind of figure that keeps Chile ranked high globally in terms of inequality, despite the country’s other achievements.
While Obama’s policies have not weakened America’s international standing, they also have not led to achievements comparable to Richard Nixon’s rapprochement with China, largely owing to what might be described as the dogmatic pragmatism that underlies them – an emphasis on avoiding the worst, rather than on striving for the best.
While Obama’s first term could not be called a foreign-policy disappointment, his achievements – although not trivial – have been limited.
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