Calls
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He
calls
the USMCA “the single greatest agreement ever signed.”
Europe can help by insisting that Russia participate in the European Energy Charter, which
calls
for Gazprom to grant its production competitors access to Russian pipelines, and for all disputes to be settled by international arbitration.
By surrounding himself with a court of bright young technocrats, Macron lost contact with what he
calls
“his people” (a rather tone-deaf formulation in itself).
Calls
for the European Commission to investigate these claims have been met with shrugs.
Americans know that a million refugees have fled Iraq; the Oscar-nominated documentary Five Broken Cameras and other media have shown how the United States contributes to the brutalization of Palestinians – a major driver of “jihad,” or what the US State Department
calls
“extremism”;US soldiers have repeatedly been implicated in war crimes; and Jeremy Scahill’s book Dirty Wars, which details targeted assassinations by the US around the world, has hit bookstores.
He is, as one American commentator
calls
him, The One.Obama seems to have every political talent, and he passes the character test too.
Specifically, the Incheon Declaration
calls
for all people to gain access to 12 years of publicly funded education, of which at least nine years are compulsory.
The Incheon Declaration
calls
for the allocation of at least 15-20% of total public expenditure to education.
Richard Dawkins
calls
himself “unworthy to lace Einstein’s sockless shoes….I gladly share his magnificently godless spirituality.”
Of course, similar
calls
were made after the Asian and Russian crises of 1997-1998, but were not taken seriously by the rich industrial countries.
So he called for a five-year freeze on what the US government
calls
“discretionary” civilian spending.
Indeed, the overwhelming evidence currently
calls
into question the preventive effect of antioxidant pills.
This means information; more, it
calls
for the same type of mature, neutral and dispassionate analysis that, say, OECD delivers to its own member countries.
Likewise, whether the Senate votes to confirm ultra-conservative Neil Gorsuch to the US Supreme Court will depend on how many phone
calls
Senators receive.
designed to make it easy for Americans to use their social network to mobilize
calls
to Congress.
The response has been very positive: for example, I made two
calls
myself in recent weeks, but my network has made more than 160
calls.
And FiftyNifty itself has accounted for more than 1,200
calls
lasting over 31 hours.
The more cautious Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence has set up a special panel to study what it
calls
“the potential for loss of human control of computer-based intelligences.”
Yet Prime Minister Gul routinely
calls
his government "business friendly."
The company’s model laudably
calls
for research participants to help in the analysis of their own genomes, thereby relieving researchers of the burden of returning all results at once.
Its electoral program
calls
for constitutionalism, separation of powers, citizenship-based rights, and the protection of women’s rights.
SDG 5, in particular,
calls
for the world to “achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls” by 2030.
In the United States, businesses and labor unions use “fair trade” laws to construct what economist Joseph Stiglitz
calls
“barbed-wire barriers to imports.”
It
calls
for monetary financing of fiscal deficits (now called “people’s quantitative easing”), nationalization of industry (beginning with the railroads), and an end to competition and the private provision of public services.
At other times, like Stalin, he believes that Russia’s power requires a strong hand – what he
calls
his “dictatorship of law.”
Yet defeat after painful defeat has driven center-left parties to a stark realization: voters who are concerned primarily with immigration are not going to be won over with
calls
– however justified – for equality.
The paper also
calls
for stronger cooperation with the United Nations and a “Marshall Plan” for Africa that would presumably convince more migrants to stay home.
The elder brother, Tamerlan, who died in a gun battle with the police, appears to fit perfectly the profile of what the German writer Hans Magnus Enzensberger
calls
“the radical loser.”
This approach to Islamic texts – coming from both secular and religiously oriented Muslims, as well as from non-Muslims with an interest in the subject –
calls
into question the compatibility of Islam and democracy, and also whether Islam is capable with peace and moderation.
This “supercycle,” as White (quoting George Soros)
calls
it, was enabled, facilitated, and accentuated by Greenspan “puts” and financial liberalization.
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