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If organizations like Rotary International can help African farmers to get a 50 kilogram bag of appropriate fertilizer and a 10 kilogram tin of improved seeds, the rise in farm output could be enough to relieve extreme hunger and help farm households
begin
to earn some income.
Should they fail to do so, the West’s two greatest political achievements of the postwar era may
begin
to unravel.
But as China’s leaders
begin
final preparations for the Games next August, they may be wondering if hosting the event was such a good idea after all.
The regime may assume that it will be able to use the process to its own advantage, but events may not be that easy to control once people
begin
to feel empowered.
If Obama and Xi lift their heads above the parapets and
begin
charting a jointly agreed course through the coming decade, they may find that they have much in common.
Chinese multinationals with recognized brands will
begin
to appear, just as they did in Japan and Korea.
Upon the launch of fixed rates -- which will formally occur in early 1999, but in fact will
begin
in mid-1998 -- EMU will lead to efficiency gains in financial markets.
Ever-worsening air quality has forced China’s government to
begin
focusing on cleaning up local particulate pollution and building a low-carbon economy.
The latest example is the United Kingdom, where trade unions have spurred the creation of the Pension Protection Fund, which will
begin
operating next year.
If Germany’s half-hearted efforts to stabilize Europe somehow turn out to be successful, America’s position will be further eroded, and central banks around the world will
begin
to regard the euro once again as a reliable alternative to the dollar as a reserve currency.
Traditionally, these oral agreements have allowed farmers to clear forests and
begin
farming.
We can
begin
by calling on governments to spend more time protecting farm workers than investigating their immigration status.
Russian banks would not know where to
begin.
Unfortunately, conditions across the Union will likely worsen before they
begin
to improve.
Even more policy coordination will be needed both to confront the crisis and to re-establish EU norms once the storm clouds
begin
to dissipate.
A year after the 1992 treaty, President Bill Clinton tried to pass an energy tax that would have helped the US to
begin
reducing its dependence on fossil fuels.
French citizens will soon
begin
to feel the impact of these efforts in their daily lives.
Negotiations on the INDC revisions are to
begin
in 2018, even though the first set of targets is scheduled to take effect in 2020.
The American and British governments, increasingly unpopular at home, desperately needed some tangible evidence of progress to assuage their domestic critics and to
begin
to speak openly of an exit strategy.
On May 15, two small independent energy companies (Turkey’s Genel Enerji and Canada’s Addax Petroleum) became the latest foreign firms to
begin
drilling in Kurdish-controlled territory under an agreement with the regional government.
Finally, the Iraqi government must
begin
dismantling the militia groups that still outgun the fledgling Iraqi army, and it must defeat the largely Sunni-led insurgency.
If they use the good news to
begin
withdrawing significant numbers of the foreign troops who bolster Iraq’s stability at a crucial and vulnerable moment, they will have undermined the project to which both have devoted so much political capital.
It is high time for serious negotiations to
begin.
As soon as this goal comes close to being achieved, elements of the opposition
begin
to position themselves for the second phase of the struggle and the coming competition for power.
Only by enacting such policies will globalization’s losers
begin
to think that they may eventually join the ranks of its winners.
At that point, the international community would be obliged to
begin
acting against any party that was denying Palestine the right to behave as a fully functional and sovereign state.
China is aging very rapidly, and its working-age population will
begin
to shrink within a few years.
But what if investors lose confidence in the US government’s ability or willingness to tackle its long-term debt problem and
begin
to fear a default (either explicit or through rapid inflation)?
Distortions will
begin
to unwind.
If American officials do not
begin
to recognize the realities of today’s globalized world, the US may unwittingly (and self-destructively) find itself cut off from the kinds of new foreign investment flows that are sorely needed to revitalize its manufacturing and infrastructure sectors.
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