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Assuming that Trump’s advisers have explained these complications to him, one wonders what his real rationale is.
The fourth rule is that leaders should surround themselves with well-weathered colleagues and advisers who will remind them, as often as necessary, of their mortality.
Advertisers, insurance companies, national security agencies, and political advisers have already learned to tap into big data, sometimes to our chagrin; so, too, have countless scientists and researchers, thereby accelerating progress on new discoveries.
“These forces will act as advisers to partner forces that have the goal of removing from the battlefield Joseph Kony and other senior leadership of the LRA,” Obama wrote in a letter submitted to the leadership of the US congress.
Obama has stated that the advisers will use force only in self-defense.
Why, then, are many Chinese policy advisers and commentators sanguine about future US-China relations?
It is not clear why Abe and his advisers believe that this will deliver sustained real GDP growth of 2% a year.
Take, for example, the ten-year $14.5 trillion federal government spending binge proposed by Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders – a program judged to be without any semblance of fiscal integrity by leading economic advisers within the very party whose nomination he seeks.
On the contrary, it was the general consensus among investors and advisers that Facebook was too large, with too much potential for growth and not nearly enough capacity to protect adequately the personal information of the platform’s millions of users.
Policy advisers argued that gaining Israel’s trust was necessary to win support for a European role in the peace process.
Given this, some Kremlin advisers want to let Navalny run, while keeping him off national television.
Contrast his System 1 response to the sarin attack with the very deliberate reaction in October 1962 by President John F. Kennedy and his advisers to Nikita Khrushchev’s siting of nuclear missiles in Cuba.
Recognizing the importance of such an improvement for mitigating the nuclear threat, Reagan followed his advisers’ counsel.
Then there is Trump’s unabashedly pro-Russia team of advisers.
Admittedly, Bill Clinton and his advisers had plenty of reasons for skepticism.
All the President’s EunuchsMOSCOW – Russian President Vladimir Putin has been methodically purging his closest and longest-serving advisers.
When Trump and his advisers wake up to this fact, tensions will spike, and the trade war will resume.
Indeed, he regarded many of his putative advisers as a threat to world peace.
Under this regime, participants in the conflict who have committed crimes will confess them to a national tribunal with international advisers, and will receive an eight-year “restriction of liberty” sentence, which is closer to being on probation than in prison.
This is what most observers expected to see when George W. Bush took office in 2001: a folksy cheerleader who would follow the lead of the wise advisers he had inherited from his father.
(Perhaps the Keynesians prefer to efface from their memories the mid-1970s, when Labour politicians, encouraged by Keynesian advisers, attempted to do just that.)
They made their last stand in the presidential election campaign of John McCain, whose foreign policy advisers included some prominent members of the fraternity (most were men).
As one of President Clinton's economic advisers during the critical period of America's economic recovery, I feel obligated to point out that circumstances in the US in the early 1990's were unique.
It is entirely unclear what the president wants, what he actually knows, and what his advisers are and are not telling him.
A cautious and disciplined politician – a vicar’s daughter, no less – May doesn’t play around with the truth, nor does she take unnecessary risks or stray beyond a comfort zone populated by a tightknit group of advisers.
They are under greater constraints than independent advisers, they get the credit for success but also bear the risk of failure.
But in the post-World War II era, in which social democratic governments maintain welfare spending and Keynesian economic advisers seek to use fiscal policy to boost output, an earnings depression is much more likely to be accompanied by inflation.
But, by an overwhelming majority, economists predict that the increase in the growth rate will fall far short of the annual gain of one percentage point (or more) hyped by Trump and his economic advisers.
Following the loss of the city of Palmyra to the Islamic State, families of Russian advisers began to be repatriated.
It didn’t occur to his advisers to try to outshine him.
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