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Since America persists in rejecting the present court proposal (which has not yet entered into force), European governments, instead of sticking to it with equal obduracy, would do better to suggest an ad hoc international court to deal with Al Qaida-type culprits, perhaps attached to the Hague Tribunal now sitting in judgment over the war criminals of the Balkan Wars.
The capital requirements attached to that subsidiary would be more burdensome, with minimum Tier One capital set at 10%, compared to the new Basel 3 standard of 7%.
While all-out nuclear war may be less likely now, these arsenals – and the doctrines and operations attached to their deployment – threaten to inflict serious long-term damage on the global environment, which would be true even if their deployment were confined to one region.
Yet Trump seems to think that America’s commitment to its allies should have strings attached, exemplified in incendiary campaign declarations that the US would protect only the NATO allies who are “paying their bills.”
A letter from an old colleague in Southeast Asia with whom you’ve corresponded for years, attached to a manuscript that lays out your whole theory of natural selection in a nutshell.
According to Dr. Abdul-Qadir Ahmed, the Iraqi official in charge that day, the huge magnets attached to giant spools of copper wire were simply part of the maintenance equipment for Iraq's power stations.
Rather than embracing a globally enforceable code of conduct that could paradoxically lead to a compulsory opening of capital accounts across the globe, the IMF, the G-20, the Financial Stability Board, and other bodies should try to reduce the stigma attached to capital-account regulations and protect countries’ ability to deploy them.
The only question is how to leverage its location more significantly so that money arrives more readily and with a far smaller risk premium attached.
If Germany has lagged, it is for two reasons: Germany's security environment has undergone the most dramatic change, and Germans remain deeply attached to military conscription.
But the International Monetary Fund’s bailout came with strings attached, including demands for more of the rapid capital market liberalization that induced the crisis in the first place.
One day you get bankruptcy, another day loans with few strings attached.
As long as one is not too attached to one’s dignity, there is little to lose and a lot to be gained from running.
He demands that EU funds be provided with no strings attached, while signaling that he would gladly sell his loyalty to Russia.
But it is the economic slowdown that renders all developed countries less resistant to the financial shocks resulting from the sub-prime problem and from the mixed loan packages that are then used to dilute the risks attached to sub-prime debt.
Work-sharing might keep more people marginally attached to their jobs in an economic slump, thereby preserving their self-esteem.
No name and no clear interpretation have yet attached itself to the movements.
Neusoft's equipment looks like little personal computers with sensors attached.
To carry out their dangerous and important work, these journalists need independence, which means they need funding with no strings attached.
Yet, even after a person is free of the disease, the stigma attached to leprosy has the potential to disrupt people’s lives in ways that no drug can cure.
The World Bank itself has also attached too little weight to education.
The same criticism applies to the loss-sharing arrangements that the ECB attached to its quantitative easing.
Yet it is not the whole world that is so small, but only that part of it that is attached to the global container-handling network.
For example, if your electricity is unreliable, so that you can’t count on being able to pump the diesel into the truck tractor, you are not attached to the network.
If the volume of your production is too small to fill 2,000 cubic feet of space headed for a single country, you are not attached to the network.
Likewise, if the money to fix your roads was embezzled, so that nobody wants to risk their tractors on them, you are not attached to the network.
If your courts function so badly that few outsiders are confident that what you say is theirs really is theirs, you are not attached to the network.
If nobody has yet noticed what your workers can produce, you are not attached to the network.
If your entrepreneurs cannot build organizations at container-scale without attracting politically well-connected extortionists, you are not attached to the network.
For any poor segment of the world economy, getting attached to the global container network is an immense opportunity.
And if you have not first built up the social networks that enable your workers and their bosses to know what kinds of manufactured goods would generate high demand in the rich post-industrial core of the world economy, it doesn’t matter even if you are attached to the global container network.
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