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Such caution is warranted, given that some of the main principles that drive the two parties’ regulatory approaches are vastly different – and sometimes at odds with one another.
One of the primary problems with cleaner approaches to aquaculture is that they are energy-intensive.
In this context, more integrated, cooperative approaches are needed to improve water management.
There is no systematic analysis of the economic costs and benefits of coastal fortification relative to other approaches.
“Softer” interventions, like better land-use planning and ecosystem-based approaches, are widely supported, but their effectiveness has been assessed in only a few small-scale studies.
In theory, as the “fiscal cliff” set for January 1, 2013, approaches, fearful investors should start dumping bonds now.
Both slogans are supported by development approaches (the former in Eurasia, the latter globally) that signal China’s desire to forge a new model of globalization built on mutual cooperation.
Previous approaches, often backed by risky loans that in some cases turned bad, hurt Chinese investors.
Because no “one-size-fits-all” strategy exists, the Bank must include among its staff the global diversity of approaches to development issues.
Now, imagine a computer technology that eventually approaches these limits.
As Socrates approaches the court, he runs into his friend Euthyphro, a young man who is on his way to the same place to prosecute his own father for the slaying of another man.
The increased competition and new manufacturing approaches created by these companies have made it possible to protect a child against eight major diseases – including tetanus, whooping cough, polio, and tuberculosis – for less than $30.
Progress will depend, first and foremost, on crafting effective local approaches that can be adapted, replicated, and scaled up.
Specifically, he must help to find an alternative to the untenable mantra of “convergence” of policies and standards that has driven European integration – one that acknowledges countries’ divergent approaches to solving problems.
The big question today is whether all these alternative approaches can add up to more than a bit of desperate tinkering around the edges.
The Big Bank FixLONDON – Two alternative approaches dominate current discussions about banking reform: break-up and regulation.
At root, the battle between the two approaches is a question of power, not of technical financial economics.
Technology and new approaches to public health are important; but they will be ineffective if they are not tailored to meet the real needs of local people.
The violence that has already taken place in Nigeria and Indonesia makes one fear that if these states cannot be held together – and here, new creative types of thinking and approaches to advocacy may be called for on the part of the human rights community – the results could be far bloodier than anything we have yet seen.
Led by the US, the West built, shaped, and championed international institutions, cooperative arrangements, and common approaches to common problems.
As it helped to sustain peace and boost prosperity in much of the world, its approaches and principles attracted millions of followers.
Moral philosophy has taken two very different approaches to this question.
We also must abandon the idea of a one-size-fits-all model for expanding access to health care and adjust our approaches to ensure the best fit with local health priorities and customs.
At a minimum, Bitcoin would need a more solid institutional foundation; and broad acceptance of it would require much greater clarity concerning regulatory and supervisory approaches.
MILAN – Over the years, advanced and developing countries have experimented, sometimes deliberately and frequently inadvertently, with a variety of approaches to growth.
But the un-priced environmental externalities – global warming and water depletion, for example – will require serious attention, not myopic, reactive mindsets and approaches.
But there are effective approaches to each of them that do not require tracking everyone online, or requiring IDs for every interaction.
Similar approaches could be used elsewhere.
But that is likely to change as the vote approaches and the risk grows that he will be remembered as the leader who, to paraphrase Churchill, was given a choice between his party and his country, chose his party, and ended up losing both.
Yet the breadth and speed of Globalization 2.0 demand new approaches to cushion the blows of this disruption.
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