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Winning the Fight For Global EducationADDIS ABABA – In 2000, when the world
adopted
the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), a promise was made: education is a right, and every child must be educated.
Poroshenko claimed that Groysman would be more effective at managing Parliament, but the opposite has happened – Parliament has
adopted
only 11 of the Groysman government’s 177 bills.
But, if adopted, it would have had the advantage of clarity and focus, in an area of central importance to everyone.
In 2000, the UN Security Council recognized that gender-based violence thwarts security and
adopted
Resolution 1325, which calls on parties in conflict to respect the rights of women and children, and particularly to prevent gender-based violence.
The Data Revolution for Sustainable DevelopmentNEW YORK – There is growing recognition that the success of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which will be
adopted
on September 25 at a special United Nations summit, will depend on the ability of governments, businesses, and civil society to harness data for decision-making.
And greater involvement quickly leads to better understanding of the issues at stake, and the reasons why some policies have been
adopted
that challenge or even override the sovereign powers of individual countries.
Indeed, by now the evidence that television watching is a dangerous habit has grown to such proportions that it is a wonder that stronger warnings and effective prevention have not been
adopted.
Defending Democracy’s EssencePARIS – On December 10, 1948, the United Nations General Assembly
adopted
the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, affirming the view that “the will of the people” – democracy – should form the basis of any government.
As a result, eleven of the biggest global food corporations that buy their tomatoes from Florida growers – including McDonald’s, Taco Bell, and Burger King, and supermarket chains like Whole Foods and Trader Joe’s – have
adopted
the FFP.
Journalists
adopted
tactics of underground publication, in the best tradition of East European samizdat.
Concerns about the impact of income inequality are already constraining fiscal and monetary policy in developed and developing countries alike as they attempt to extricate themselves from the hyper-stimulative policies
adopted
during the financial crisis.
The voting rules unanimously approved by the Governing Council and
adopted
by the European Council in early 2003 have prepared the ECB well.
Finally, earlier this month, the US-based international NGO Human Rights Watch formally
adopted
a stance that rejects criminalization of possession and consumption of all drugs and calls for a radically different approach.
Had Varoufakis
adopted
an equivalent strategy for Greece, he would have stuck doggedly to his demand for debt cancellation until the last moment, then backed down on this “principle” in exchange for major concessions on austerity and structural reforms.
Or he could have
adopted
a less aggressive strategy: Concede from the start the German principle that debts are sacrosanct and then show that austerity could be eased without any reduction in the face value of Greek debt.
The Eurozone’s Solidarity FallacyFRANKFURT – Since 2010, many measures have been
adopted
to “crisis-proof” the eurozone.
To protect the vulnerable from sexual exploitation and abuse, we have
adopted
standard operating procedures for submitting and addressing complaints.
And in the public sector, organizations such as the World Bank have
adopted
metrics other than GDP to assess quality of life, including life expectancy at birth and access to education.
Europe has
adopted
such a system, but other parts of the world have repeatedly rejected it.
Many small countries there have experimented with policies and institutions that could usefully be
adopted
by others.
Among its many innovations were a paternalistic approach to saving and use of the price mechanism to defeat urban traffic congestion (an approach later
adopted
by London).
Also in the 1990’s, largely thanks to the leadership of then-President Ernesto Zedillo, Mexico
adopted
non-partisan federal electoral institutions that in 2006 proved able to resolve successfully a disputed election.
In highlighting some very specific institutions that could be usefully
adopted
elsewhere, I do not mean to suggest that they can be effortlessly translated from one national context to another.
In the end, there is a high likelihood that if such a plan is ultimately adopted, American taxpayers will be left on the hook.
When the 20-20-20 commitment was
adopted
in March 2007, the decision was much trumpeted and sold to the public as another success for EU climate change policy.
Matters came to a head after the 1997 financial crisis, when Anwar, the deputy prime minister,
adopted
an even more economically liberal approach than Mahathir.
The motion implicitly
adopted
the yardstick of collective punishment and a distinctly McCarthyite tone, demanding a sort of “disloyalty oath” from Israeli academics.
The possibility that the Palestinians are capable of deliberate decisions, that they have
adopted
policies which may have contributed to the current situation, or that they have exercised their own forms of power and violence, is, in this framework, never admitted.
A similar approach was
adopted
in China’s 1994 fiscal reform to handle tax-sharing between the central and local governments, with control rights relating to land and local economic development delegated to local officials, particularly at the municipal and county levels.
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