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If security cooperation is to be a success, politically sensitive issues should be avoided, with the emphasis squarely on practical measures.
So far, the decline of what was the Soviet Union has proceeded relatively well;Russia, the principal successor state, has avoided all-out civil war and war with its neighbors.
Doctors have made many errors that they could have avoided had these principles been applied.
The EU has long-established institutions and processes for evaluating risk and ensuring that unacceptable risks are avoided.
Remarkably, Italy had twice the fall in output seen in France, another large OECD country that, like Italy, had avoided the root causes of the crisis: a housing boom-bust sequence and a serious bank crisis.
In 23 years of leadership, he has avoided risky domestic and foreign policies.
Unfortunately, it is much more likely that, at least ahead of Germany’s autumn 2013 elections, key decisions will be postponed or avoided.
The credibility that both governments gained after their countries avoided the worst of the global financial crisis of 2008 is beginning to wear thin.
Recognizing that arming or supporting Islamist radicals anywhere ultimately fuels international terrorism, such alliances of convenience should be avoided.
Latin America has largely avoided the geopolitics and wars that have plagued other parts of the world.
But her Brexit strategy, in which she has avoided taking any clear positions, has transformed the party into something even worse: a dishonest, divided, weak political cabal whose decisions could prove lethal.
His Administration deserves much credit, both for policies followed and mistakes avoided.
And even if they do check, regulators can always claim that the worst was avoided precisely because they had warned of the risk.
The subject is avoided in history books, evaded by diplomats, and forms no part of domestic political discourse.
They responded that they had not rescued the truly bad speculative actor, Russia; that they had “bailed in,” not bailed out, the New York banks, by requiring them to cough up additional money to support South Korea’s economy; and that everyone had benefited massively, because a global recession was avoided.
Officials cannot say that a global recession has been avoided; that they “bailed in” the banks; that – with the exception of Lehman Brothers and Bear Stearns – they forced the bad speculative actors into bankruptcy; or that the government made money on the deal.
Unlike the so-called “chicken hawks” who avoided service in the Vietnam War themselves but could barely wait to send young Americans into Iraq to fight, McCain’s life is not at odds with his politics.
But the Americans used a modest amount of force to remove the Taliban government, avoided disproportionate civilian casualties, and were able to create an indigenous political framework.
The disaster could have been avoided if strict measures had been taken to preserve water bodies and respect environmental imperatives.
After all, had Germany’s hyperinflation of the 1920’s – a direct result of the war – been avoided, Hitler may well never have risen to power, and WWII might not have occurred.
Second, we should consider how much death and suffering would be avoided by letting such a ruler and his henchmen go free.
The resulting losses in employment and output cause much human suffering that could have been avoided if only we had the right policies in place.
In fact, European assurances that arms sales to China could be controlled and threats to an ally avoided do appear unconvincing.
India completely avoided the East Asian financial crisis of 1997-99.
Still, it is difficult to see how restructuring of Italy’s debt can be avoided altogether.
This places a premium on a strategy that minimizes capital flight (which probably cannot be avoided altogether).
The next bust can be avoided only if emerging markets manage the dream of homeownership better than the US and Europe.
If a eurozone breakup is to be avoided, escaping from continued recession will require increased fiscal deficits financed with ECB money.
Faced with private deleveraging in the 1990s, Japan avoided an even deeper depression only by running large public deficits.
North Korea has avoided such a fate, and the third generation of the Kim family rules with an iron fist.
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