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The prospect of AI achieving superintelligence may seem too distant to worry about, especially given more pressing problems.
The truth is that the way forward in Europe requires achieving greater productivity.
But achieving such stimulus via negative interest rates may be impossible.
But then fortunes rapidly diverged, with a few Western industrialized countries quickly achieving political and economic dominance worldwide.
As investment advisers, they would never recommend investing in a company without detailed information about how well it was achieving its goals.
No one knows how effective that vast sum is in achieving the goals that donors intend to support.
By achieving this, China could really embarrass any Japanese leader who thinks about visiting the Yasukuni Shrine.
It is already well on its way toward achieving that goal.
Achieving ambitious goals for inclusive growth and job creation quickly without an enabling state and without using the banking system will be extremely difficult.
Achieving these goals will require that countries pursue some combination of higher taxes and lower government transfers and spending.
The EITI still has a long way to go, but it is one of the most effective vehicles available for achieving a global standard of disclosure and accountability.
And yet, unfortunately, when it comes to achieving that goal, betting has consistently failed.
Although these developments provide clear symbols of the world's ongoing commitment to protecting human rights, strikingly little is known about the true effectiveness of such treaties in achieving their goals.
Achieving that goal requires neither a technological breakthrough nor a scientific discovery.
And yet universal education has long eluded mankind, even when achieving it has been a globally shared objective.
Achieving universal primary education was one of the United Nations’ Millennium Development Goals for 2015, and universal education has since been included in the Sustainable Development Goals for 2030.
The Marrakesh Agreement, which established the WTO as the successor to the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade in 1994, sets out the purpose of achieving greater coherence between the WTO and other international agencies.
And this is what the anti-corruption agenda often ends up stimulating: the creation of organizations that are more obsessed with abiding by the new and burdensome processes than they are with achieving their stated goals.
Since achieving independence after World War II, Indonesia has pursued a “free and active” foreign policy, preferring to protect its own interests rather than align itself with more powerful countries.
In Lebanon in 2006, Hezbollah fought Israel through well-trained cells that combined propaganda, conventional military tactics, and rockets launched from densely populated civilian areas, achieving what many in the region considered a political victory.
To be successful in achieving these goals, training programs must keep pace with rapid changes in technology and the consequent evolution in the labor market.
So far, these shortcomings have not prevented the TNC from achieving widespread support in the rebel-controlled east.
Escaping abject destitution, though an important milestone, is not the same as achieving a decent standard of living and sense of economic security.
Most important, they should agree on indicative target dates – from five to 15 years – for achieving all of these initial objectives.
Deadlines have been indispensable for achieving sustainable-development and carbon-reduction goals: saving the world from the threat of nuclear annihilation is hardly a less urgent and important objective.
Mexico’s essential problem in achieving accelerated economic growth lies elsewhere.
Achieving lasting change, however, requires addressing not just the consequences of extremism but also its root causes.
Once we know that, we will be able to share and apply that knowledge with the aim of achieving optimal health for all.
Leaders in both regions have declared their commitment to holding the rise in global temperature to below 2º Celsius and to achieving legally binding outcomes in Paris.
But when it comes to economic performance, they diverge widely, with only some countries achieving rapid and relatively consistent growth over long periods.
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