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But we also need to extend our
branches
more widely.
Hamas’s takeover of Gaza is a victory for the bloc comprising Iran, Syria, and Hezbollah, as well as the separate
branches
of the Muslim Brotherhood (of which Hamas is one) seeking to capture power in their own countries.
But many
branches
of the service sector are a sink of dead-end, no-hope jobs.
But, as a new report by Deutsche Bank Research shows, banks’ cross-border business – direct or via
branches
or subsidiaries – has now broadly stabilized.
The result has been the creation of brigades of traveling tellers with hand-held devices, who have converted the living rooms of village homes into makeshift branches, taking deposits as low as a dollar.
But many are “zombie banks,” with too many branches, too few deposits, and funding costs that far exceed those of their more successful peers.
European
branches
of Russian banks face over-regulation and expensive certification procedures.
The
branches
of the human family tree converge as they descend toward the root, revealing common ancestors where
branches
join.
Beyond that, however, Trump seems to have little respect for the Constitution’s system of checks and balances, and the separation of powers among the executive, judicial, and legislative
branches
of government.
Openness in ExtractionNEW YORK – More than a decade before becoming President of the United States, Herbert Hoover, a mining engineer, observed that, among the
branches
of property law, the distribution of mining rights most elegantly reflects the vicissitudes of social and political relations.
Thus, each counterparty in these transactions assumed that they were getting something special from the accumulated insights that the bank had acquired from its other
branches
of business, insights that derived fundamentally from permanent conflicts of interest.
In fact, the IOC – together with its national branches, as well as the associations representing particular sports – embodies some of the most prominent problems the world is facing today, from inequality to exploitation to sheer hypocrisy among our leaders.
But, even in Germany, the service sector remains twice as large as the industrial
branches.
After pro-reform forces secured victory in last year’s presidential elections, all of the
branches
of government began cooperating to entrench democracy and the market economy in Ukraine.
So, for example, government pressure on multinational banks to lend domestically, or to withdraw liquidity from foreign branches, is protectionism, as are capital injections into multinational companies with the explicit requirement that domestic jobs be preserved.
To achieve the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the world’s multilateral development banks (MDBs) and their private-sector branches, the DFIs, have committed to increasing private-sector finance by as much as 35% over the next three years.
The key is engagement – among
branches
of the US government, between the US government and the public, and between the US and the rest of the world.
Although the Orthodox Church did send a delegation, immediately after the funeral Patriarch Alexi warned that the disagreements between the two
branches
of Christianity go much deeper than the former Pope’s Polish nationality, which was always a particular sore spot for Russian Orthodox Slavs.
Recently, another key Vatican figure, Cardinal Walter Casper, the head of the Council for Christian Unity, called for a Catholic-Orthodox high level meeting that would address unifying both
branches
of Christianity.
To ensure banking access in every ZIP code, the new public bank could form a partnership with the USPS, which already maintains office
branches
across the country.
And because 59% of post office
branches
are located in ZIP codes with one or no bank branches, this would go a long way toward addressing the impact of bank branch closures.
In today’s economy, many sectors – telecoms, cable TV, digital
branches
from social media to Internet search, health insurance, pharmaceuticals, agro-business, and many more – cannot be understood through the lens of competition.
Thirteen official tongues from six distinct
branches
of the Indo-European group of languages – Germanic, Slavic, Uralic, Romance, Celtic, and Greek – are spoken in the eurozone.
Courts have long hesitated to address these questions out of concern for their legitimacy and deference to the elected
branches
of government.
From this point of view, the nation-state’s only function is to ensure that national policy is market conforming, a view which regards countries simply as
branches
of government.
If Biden wins on November 3, internationally minded Democrats in all
branches
of government will have to think big and have the courage of their convictions.
But these arrangements are not a credible or durable substitute for an institutionalized system of checks and balances such as that in the US, where the separation of the executive, legislative, and judicial
branches
serves to constrain the exercise of power.
As it stands, businesses tend to hold
branches
in LGBTI-hostile countries – such as Saudi Arabia, Nigeria, and Russia – to lower standards than
branches
in countries where LGBTI people’s human rights are respected.
Initially, we assumed that establishing ties at a company’s headquarters would facilitate engagement with local
branches
in Lagos or Abuja.
While a visiting fellow at Yale in the late 1970s, Teitel worked on a paper, later published in the journal World Development, testing the “Hirschman hypothesis” that developing countries could acquire a comparative advantage in skill- and capital-intensive manufacturing
branches
due to the “all in one” effect of technology transfer in such industries.
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