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Dialogue focused on Iran’s nuclear program or on Iraq alone will not work.
At China's National People’s Congress earlier this year, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang reported that China’s energy intensity fell by 5% last year alone.
The latter alone, provided no permanent member of the Security Council disagrees, can decide whether a war is legitimized by a “just cause” (nowadays generally a gross breach of human rights).
In 2016 alone, multilateral development institutions committed over $27 billion in climate finance, and we continue to step up our work, determined to broaden the private and public finance mobilized for climate action at COP 23.
China Central Television (CCTV) alone has 12 channels (many broadcasting 24 hours a day), and employs about 3,000 people.
And it is Europe and America that are marching, alone and together, to the denouement of a grand debacle.
After the invasion, no one expected Iraq to get loans, let alone outright grants.
Current oil revenues are barely enough to cover state expenses, let alone pay for reconstruction, debt, and war reparations.
Theoretically, international loans could be an alternative, but who would lend to an unstable government, let alone a government whose legitimacy has not been fully established?
Friends from abroad, therefore, can assist this process by ensuring that Japan does not to feel alone.
Canada alone is pursuing essentially balanced generational policies.
By some estimates, it has plowed more than $106 billion into Latin America in recent years, including $60 billion in Brazil alone.
In July 2017, the Supreme Court announced its verdict: Sharif had acted improperly, and could not remain a member of the national assembly, let alone prime minister.
And Trump will not be alone in taking his oath next month: at around the same time, new members of the US Congress and Trump’s cabinet will make a similar pledge.
It has also reduced poverty sharply in many emerging economies – indeed, for this reason alone, the world economy needs to remain open and interconnected.
Cowen and Caplan should not have relied on the unemployment rate alone; they should have included the employment-to-population ratio and other metrics they agreed would have diagnostic value.
But this quartet is not alone on the stage.
But Greece is not alone in opposing the EU’s new labeling guidelines: Hungary, too, has come out against them.
Or perhaps it is because Iraq is far from alone in its disregard of its human rights treaty commitments.
But, since 2008, credit expansion has proceeded at a staggering pace, driving the debt/GDP ratio above 200%, with private credit alone (including to state-owned enterprises) amounting to 130% of GDP.
In the US alone, students owe more than $1 trillion, or around 6% of GDP.
The tumult of the Maoist period instilled in a broad cross-section of people a profound appreciation for stability, and a yearning to be left alone.
The PiS does not owe its rising popularity to its anti-immigrant stance alone.
The Europeans, let alone the Russians, may demure.
The death toll in these two attacks alone topped 500.
As young people consider themselves immortal, not even appeals to lifelong vanity, let alone warnings about cancer, are sufficient to deter them from the tanning booths.
The Fed cannot even provide credit to specific regions, let alone states on the verge of bankruptcy (for example, California).
And the US is not alone.
For starters, governments must recognize that central banks, however well they have served their economies, cannot go it alone.
For a decade, Britain stood almost alone against expanding the Social Chapter.
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