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The fact is that retaliatory tariffs are extremely dangerous, as they risk provoking a broader trade war.
Chen’s case reveals weaknesses in China’s legal system, and it should spark a push to build stronger ties between China’s human-rights activists and the broader legal profession.
The more the policy response has lagged, the broader the set of questions about Europe’s future has become.
Moreover, trade also carries much broader benefits for society.
The report includes specific recommendations on matters such as how to shift to low-carbon systems; but it presents them against the backdrop of broader priorities, such as the SDGs.
The Obama administration’s Asian balancing act obfuscates the broader test of power that China’s recent actions represent.
As the UK-EU negotiations get underway, it is critical that companies bear this in mind, by ring-fencing Brexit working groups and keeping the rest of the firm’s management focused on broader business strategy.
Viewed in this broader context, many of the paradigms, practices, and processes that are currently being used to manage communities’ water resources must change.
Moreover, Iran has managed to separate the nuclear negotiations from broader, related issues like its ballistic-missile program, its support for groups like Hezbollah, and its domestic human-rights record.
Incorporating such loops into the broader framework of the blue economy would bring even greater benefits.
The broader message of the Greek move is that “coordination” has so far been a code word for almost total control by creditors (sometimes together with the ECB).
The US and the European Union countered with increasingly harsh and sophisticated sanctions and a broader campaign to “isolate” Russia diplomatically.
While Russia’s efforts to interfere in the US presidential election fit the broader pattern of escalation that began after 2014, they still represent quite a step change.
With the division of Germany considered a microcosm of the broader European split during the Cold War, German reunification seemed possible only in the context of an integrated Europe – a point that Chancellor Helmut Kohl emphasized in the debates of 1990, as reunification beckoned.
Effective cooperation will also require a broader scope for joint action – an imperative that is not reflected in the recent intelligence-sharing agreement.
But there is a broader issue at stake in David’s case.
But there is no broader rebound underway.
But, though Obama correctly identified the Islamic State as what the US does not want in the region, he failed to identity what the US does want for Syria – for which America should be galvanizing support in the region and in the broader international community.
There are three concentric circles of US diplomatic engagement: the successful effort in Baghdad to push former Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki out and thereby try to win back Sunni hearts and minds; the effort to deepen dialogue with regional states such as Saudi Arabia; and the broader effort to engage international leaders.
China’s Illusory Global LeadershipATLANTA – Even as China’s economy slows and its government backslides on reform, President Xi Jinping is trying hard to portray his country as a global power ready to assume a broader international role.
But taxation could be on the cusp of a much broader transformation, not limited to the digital economy.
Obama’s approach to security is broader as well, proposing the “three Ds” – defense, diplomacy, and development – as indivisible parts of a whole.
It is not difficult to see why Abe is pursuing broader rights to self-defense.
Here as elsewhere, central bankers have no alternative but to consider the broader context and rely on their judgment.
On the other side were officials, like George Harrison of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, who worried about the impact on the broader economy and preferred to use other instruments to address financial imbalances.
They are part and parcel of a broader agenda, some elements of which are visible in the ongoing Syrian crisis.
France and Germany, along with the other EU states, must bear in mind that the Lisbon Treaty is, in effect, a European constitution, framed to lead the Union into the twenty-first century, and that its success requires broader leadership.
And cheating did indeed upset the broader superpower relationship.
The problem is a broader failure of market competition to give rise to alternative providers and underbid the fortunes demanded for their work by our current generation of mercantile princes.
The problem has been a lack of consistency in promoting the agenda, failure to develop broader international support for it, and the behavior of the US itself, which has presented it as a martial plan, rather than a Marshall Plan.
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