Applied
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But if basic research is neglected, attempts to produce quick innovations through
applied
research will be futile.
The transcripts, released 35 years later in the book The Kennedy Tapes, reveal
applied
game theory at its best.
Because no agreement exists at the EU level concerning a common set of rules to be
applied
to the Union's new citizens, each member country is establishing its own rules without any coordination.
If mandates for biofuel use were
applied
over several years, instead of only one, policymakers could influence demand in order to minimize pressure on food prices.
Getting such patients to accept being put into a control group where no acupuncture is
applied
is almost impossible.
A rigorous fiscal rule, designed and
applied
by center-left governments, made it all possible.
I have
applied
this philosophy successfully for years in Sierra Leone, in order to make our government more efficient and effective.
Moreover, inflation targeting is typically effective only when
applied
to economies that are experiencing stable and sustained growth – the opposite of Argentina’s current path.
Distressing Stress TestsFLORENCE – The stress tests
applied
to American banks last year are widely credited with restoring financial stability in the United States and removing the fear that major financial institutions might fail.
Europeans hope that the recent publication of the results of stress tests that were
applied
to their own banks will have the same effect.
Recent research, by carefully quantifying the potential costs and benefits, allows this standard logic to be
applied
to the question of whether and when to apply capital controls.
Since then the principle has been
applied
to many services: traffic wardens and airport security, then railway lines and flight control systems, hospital buildings and even prisons all came to be run by public-private partnerships, or "PPPs" as they are known in the United Kingdom.
And, since 2013, the UK has
applied
a special tax rate on income from patents, which will fall gradually to 10% by 2017.
The only way to restore public integrity, these groups assert, is by means of a rigidly
applied
code of personal conduct.
The same logic can be
applied
to the US economy, but in the opposite way: even if the US wants to consume a lot and does not save, it may not run trade deficits if it does not invest much.
They could be
applied
more effectively by capitalizing the institutions that are burdened by distressed securities directly rather than by relieving them of the distressed securities.
The injection of government funds would be much less problematic if it were
applied
to the equity rather than the balance sheet.
But the universality of the language of natural science cannot be
applied
to the study of human beings, where a host of theories and approaches compete.
Apart from Croatia – which is likely to join first – the Balkans countries are the poorest ever to have
applied
for EU membership.
In our conversations with women around the world, we hear about their struggles, but also their ideas, many of which, if applied, could facilitate change.
Until then, decoupling arguments, whether
applied
to relations between Europe and America or Europe’s financial sector and the rest of the economy, should be seen as having a single purpose – to deny the very real threats to the continued expansion of the European economy.
This argument is not very convincing, at least when
applied
to Europe.
Reforms must be adapted to the specific context of each country, and be
applied
within the boundaries of what is possible.
When the biologists objected that not all cells are spherical, Rashevsky responded that the theory must first be
applied
to the simplest cases.
In both countries, the well-established methodology of cost-benefit analysis is being
applied
to interventions as varied as anti-poverty measures, agricultural tariffs, child immunization, legal aid reform, e-government solutions, and rebuilding the armed forces.
This can also be
applied
in the United Kingdom, where evidence is mounting that Russian money and social media activities played a role in securing victory for the Brexiteers in June 2016.
Rather, N-11 was simply a label we
applied
to the next 11 most populous, highest-potential emerging economies after the BRICs.
Though in some cases this may mean simply changing the way existing rules are interpreted and applied, very often the regulations themselves will have to be changed.
He appealed to “courageous, self-reliant men, with confidence in the power of free and fearless reasoning
applied
through the processes of popular government.”
If, Brandeis insisted, there is “time to expose through discussion the falsehood and fallacies, to avert the evil by the processes of education, the remedy to be
applied
is more speech, not enforced silence.”
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