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The first is that the burden of disease among the poor is somehow inevitable and unavoidable, as if the poor are bound to get sick and die prematurely.
The new treaty will verifiably prevent Iran from developing a nuclear weapon for at least a decade – and keep it bound to nuclear non-proliferation thereafter.
Consequently, internationally agreed statistical standards will almost always be somewhat out of date or incomplete, as they are bound to lag behind changes in the economy.
But Mori’s arrows were bound together in parallel, whereas Abe’s policy arrows are connected through underlying structural relationships.
It is precisely this region, the Asia/Pacific, that is bound to be the focus of international relations in both the medium and the long term.
But this does not mean that those problems are bound to remain submerged, as the recent escalation of territorial disputes in the South and East China Seas has demonstrated.
Foreign voter participation is clearly bound to work best at a local level, where the issues are more concrete.
The CNY was thus bound to fall, which it did last September.
This change is bound to pose new challenges for decision makers in the United States and China, particularly as they engage in a fresh round of debate about China’s exchange-rate policy.
And, with the Arab League divided over the issue, any Western intervention is bound to be inflammatory in the wider Islamic world.
Otherwise, any success in the battle on poverty is bound to be short-lived.
If the manufacturing and state sectors do begin to lay off more employees, urban unemployment rates are bound to rise.
On the seventh day of “the week that changed the world,” as Nixon called it, he and Chinese Premier Zhou Enlai signed the “Shanghai Communiqué,” which began the normalization of bilateral relations and bound the United States, a principal supporter of Taiwan, to the People’s Republic’s doctrine of “One China.”
Indeed, if SWF’s continue to grow their investments are bound to permanently alter the relative weight of state and privately controlled assets in advanced economies.
Is Europe bound for a similar fate?
There is bound to be more convergence down the road, when he decides to define Israel’s real, not ideological, red lines.
High-tech services demand specialized skills and create few jobs, so their contribution to aggregate employment is bound to remain limited.
His approach to trade, in particular, will not only fail to help the people he purports to represent; it will also destroy the sense of fairness and stewardship that has historically bound the masses to their leaders.
Until France reversed that decision in 2009, it remained more or less bound by the constraints of other NATO members, but lacked any say in political or military decisions.
In Britain, a small majority voted in favor of Brexit, plunging the country into a state of confusion, which is bound to continue, regardless of what happens in negotiations with the EU.
It has no legitimacy, and it is bound to fall.
Given increasing evidence that the system is performing much better for wealthier citizens than for poorer ones, America’s soft power seems bound to erode substantially.
Arafat’s successor as President of the Palestinian National Authority will be bound by the Oslo Accords, which created an interim government, now headed by Prime Minister Ahmad Qurei, that is responsible for the day-to-day lives of Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza.
As more countries embrace IP, competition and conflict is bound to intensify.
Once China’s enormous economic and security interests in Afghanistan are left without America’s military shield, the Chinese are bound to play an even larger role there, one that Afghans hope will reach “strategic levels.”
Finally, the effects of additional government spending may be offset by people’s expectations of higher taxes once the central bank exits the zero lower bound on interest rates (causing them to spend less now).
But the evidence is that highly effective fiscal policy, even at the zero lower bound on interest rates, remains at best a theoretical possibility, subject to severe political constraints.
The negotiations will be so complex that certain outcomes are bound to be soft, while others will be hard.
Many Palestinians are encouraged by the fact that he does not seem bound by the usual lobby-influenced ideologies and commitments of US political parties.
Opponents of fiscal stimulus cynically claim that all such efforts are bound to fail, citing as evidence US President George W. Bush’s tax cuts!
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