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While these concerns are undoubtedly valid, the broader question is whether protesting, boycotting, or banning such events encourages or impedes social and political change.
If this interpretation is correct, the heightened attention given to the monthly BLS headline indicators needs to be accompanied by a broader analysis and a different mindset.
Such a globally representative forum on taxation should not only serve as a venue for inter-governmental cooperation; it should also support a broader, more inclusive debate on tax reform.
The European Union has a controversial plan on the drawing boards that would tax a much broader array of transactions.
It also reflects a broader, raging battle for Poland’s soul.
In this sense, they will be discrete components of a broader process.
While the EAU is still only a customs union, the European Union’s experience suggests that a successful free-trade area leads over time to broader economic, monetary, and eventually political integration.
And with advances in artificial intelligence (AI), which affects a broader range of tasks, that share could double in the coming years.
Mexico and Brazil also put in place fixed exchange rates as part of broader reform policies.
Trade and monetary agreements are still reached, but they increasingly take the form of regional and bilateral deals, rather than multilateral arrangements, thereby serving broader geopolitical goals.
To close that gap, we need help from our African partners and the broader international community.
It is one of the oldest states in the broader Middle East, with a deep culture.
Its mullahs bicker constantly, seeming to reflect the country’s broader cleavages.
Instead, countries’ rates of inequality are measured against one another – a narrow approach that ignores everything from broader economic trends to differences in the impact of wealth inequality on populations in different social environments.
Israel would therefore be wise to remember Sharon’s cautionary words, and reinforce its pressure on the US administration with a broader diplomatic campaign.
To achieve currency dominance, China needs more than economic and military might; it requires a broader and more credible set of public and political institutions.
Indeed, the failed Greek “fiscal consolidation and reform program,” and the way the EU’s leaders have clung to it despite five years of evidence that the program cannot possibly succeed, is symptomatic of a broader European governance failure, one with deep historical roots.
Broader use of rapid diagnostics will permit more effective treatment for flu cases at risk of developing serious complications.
With small businesses unable to access the market for public goods and services, they miss out on important opportunities to mature and expand, which limits their capacity to spur broader economic growth and development.
What the political establishment overlooks is the broader damage that such behavior does to Parliament’s public standing, and therefore to democracy itself.
Trump’s decision to impose tariffs on imported steel and aluminum left the US and Canada deeply divided at the Quebec summit, and their split over trade is certain to have much broader political implications.
The “materialist” approach takes a broader view, arguing that people with more money can essentially purchase better health through superior education, health care, and social services.
The Palestinian Authority has received more aid per capita than did post-war Europe under the Marshall Plan, yet the politics of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict have foiled hopes of a broader Euro-Mediterranean framework that, through dialogue and investment, would bring tangible improvements to the lives of millions.
What is required are new business models that spread risks, take a broader view of health, and address the needs of the world’s poorest people.
The ends do not justify the means: money may not matter that much, while ideas matter immensely in the broader fight against poverty (as this year’s Nobel Economics laureate, Paul Romer, has shown).
The alternative is to overcome past divisions by forging a new, more inclusive definition of “us,” one that acknowledges the potential contribution of the knowhow that exists, in the heads where it exists, and ensures that it can flow to a broader segment of society over time.
Any unilateral measures against North Korea by individual countries must be executed within the broader framework of the new resolution.
But it would most likely not have any broader, much less systemic, impact on energy and financial markets.
Beyond its own specific objectives, the initiative can help to catalyze a broader transformation of the Dutch tech culture.
A more dynamic and prosperous North Korea – together with peace and stability on the Korean Peninsula – would serve the interests not only of North Korea itself, but also of neighboring countries and the broader international community.
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