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In a rapidly evolving world, guaranteeing energy security will require the careful management of multiple, interlocking relationships.
Remembering the Importance of ForgettingSINGAPORE – “Be careful what you post on Facebook,” US President Barack Obama warned American high school students this past September.
In fact, Zanzibar is probably more careful than many other places throughout in Africa and Asia, where data-collection systems simply do not exist.
The latter takes a careful weighing of everyone’s interests.
One must be careful when attempting to draw lessons from the experience of small countries that sometimes have very particular characteristics.
Careful analysis of statistical data debunked the idea that stressed executives are at a higher risk for heart attacks.
Yushchenko is careful not to criticize oligarchs but “bandits” and corruption, because smaller oligarchs support him.
Thatcher was often more careful than her admirers have subsequently suggested in the way she set about doing this.
Managing the transformation of China’s regional economies while preserving social stability will demand a careful balance between the old growth strategy exemplified by the losers, which relied heavily on state-owned enterprises and public investment, and the new, more human-capital-oriented approach being developed by the winners.
This is an expression used with great regularity among top finance reporters (though not, for example, by Bloomberg/BusinessWeek, which has long been much more careful on this point).
In fact, if the UK is not careful, gene editing could follow the trajectory of cosmetic surgery.
On the contrary, we need the private sector to regain its sense of enterprise, innovation and vigour; we need to be careful of regulating so as to squeeze the availability of credit; and we should certainly avoid protectionism.
But we should be careful what we wish for.
There is a role for both, depending on the context, but we should avoid the common mistake of automatically thinking that the transformational landscape architect is a better leader than the careful gardener.
As the political scientist Robert Pape has shown in a careful study, resistance to foreign occupation is a prime motivation for suicide bombers.
At the same time, America’s straitened resources mean that its new global role will require more careful consideration of national interests in setting priorities.
But they are right to worry about the ECB’s policies: Providing unconditional credit to eurozone governments is unlikely to make these governments more careful.
The essence of the Chinese economic model is a careful sequencing of reforms, with priority given to economic reform over political reform, which means retaining the existing constitutional system and the ruling status of the Communist Party of China (CPC).
The Swiss government’s careful evaluation of this approach demonstrated that heroin-assisted therapy is both feasible and cost-effective, and that it can bring patients significant health improvements.
Careless talk about monetary policy can unsettle markets, and politicians need to be careful what they wish for.
There is a powerful argument to be made that central banks, insulated from short-term political pressures, have been careful stewards of price stability, and have served the global economy well.
Yet uncritical attempts to apply biological science to legislation about the human condition, if we are not careful, may lead us back into the dark days of eugenics.
But if it happens, it will not result from grassroots democratic experiments in towns and villages; rather, it will be an elite-driven transition, careful to preserve the government's control.
For starters, Florian Philippot, one of Le Pen’s deputies, is openly gay, and Le Pen has been careful not to take a strong position on social issues.
The police finally stepped in and, after a careful investigation, announced that they had found the true criminal: Yang Yongming, a private businessman whom the local lottery administration had contracted to organize ticket sales.
Because the profession rewards only careful, well-supported, but necessarily narrow analysis, few economists try to span sub-fields.
But careful, that is not quite true.
They used careful historical analysis to identify and focus on cases in which the policy stance changed for reasons not having to do with the current state of the economy.
Under recent French leadership, the International Monetary Fund, after decades of promoting economic – especially financial – liberalization and globalization, has become more careful, if not skeptical, of its own previous policy analyses, prescriptions, and operations.
In their words, “a President must be disciplined, control emotions, and act only after reflection and careful deliberation.”
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