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Despite his pain and difficulty in moving on his polio-crippled legs, FDR maintained a smiling exterior, and was careful to avoid being photographed in the wheelchair he used.
Deaton argues that aid providers must be extremely careful not to interfere with political and social forces that, over time, can generate organic – and therefore more lasting – internal change.
In some cases, this will harm free trade, and governments should be careful to avoid measures that distort resource allocation.
In short, Iran’s geopolitical calculations, however careful they may seem, could have incalculable consequences for its own stability, not to mention that of Iraq and the entire Middle East.
His inference was that, unless Party leaders were careful, this capitalist bird would literally burst out of its socialist cage, spelling an end to China's Marxist-Leninist revolution.
The World Bank, in a disappointing departure from its usual, careful reports, put out the alarmist tract Turn Down the Heat, coauthored by William Hare, a longtime climate policy director for Greenpeace.
The Operating System that Stole ChristmasBefore asking for a new Windows PC this holiday season, remember the old adage: “Be careful about what you wish for.”
What is needed is careful consideration of how best to balance humanitarian imperatives with security concerns, domestic social welfare with international legal obligations, and member countries’ duties to one another with their responsibilities to their own citizens.
Given this, I can see why the CPC’s upper echelons would want to be particularly careful about leadership changes in the years ahead.
But whether those prices are determined by a careful balancing of supply and demand is far from guaranteed.
Anyone who has been involved in banking supervision can see at once that these four pillars will require careful construction.
When she recently delivered a careful speech on foreign policy, Trump responded by calling her a “world-class liar.”
There may indeed be situations where we would approve a political leader telling us a lie, but such cases should remain rare and subject to careful scrutiny.
In this context, selective capital controls and careful reserve management can help to stabilize the balance of payments and ensure that the terms of trade do not change too fast to be offset by productivity growth.
The bank must be careful not to bite off more than it can chew.
Deposit insurance creates what economists call "moral hazard," people who are insured against an unpleasant event are not as careful as they would otherwise be in trying to avoid that event.
Finally, if there is even a chance that foreign-exchange markets have built in risk premia for the UK (and it appears that there is), policymakers will have to be very careful not to suggest any other changes to the UK’s economic-policy framework.
You really have to be careful thinking you can have your cake and eat it.”
In fact, we should be careful not to read too much into the 2006 vote: Americans do not like being on the losing side of any war.
As always, the rapid advancement of science and technology should be accompanied and tempered by careful and thoughtful consideration of the appropriate uses of newly realized capabilities.
Japan is a hush-hush society, where everyone is supposed to guess what is going on, and the media are careful not to provoke social division.
The Fed Should Be Careful What It Wishes ForCAMBRIDGE – Empirical relationships in economics are sufficiently fragile that there is even a “law” about their failure.
Drug approval and use requires a careful weighing of desirable and undesirable effects.
Essentially, a CFSP cannot be put together by the slow and careful negotiations which characterise the normal EU process.
But a careful look at the results of the Congress’s elections to Fatah’s Central Committee yields a picture that is quite different from what many will conclude about the meeting.
The message that is almost certainly going through every major power is: be careful what you commit to writing.
One should always be careful about attributing motives to other people’s views.
It is therefore refreshing to see a careful econometric study take on an assertion by Paul Krugman, perhaps the most influential left-leaning US economist, that “the Community Reinvestment Act of 1977 was irrelevant to the subprime boom.”
Finally, like all good studies, this one explains why the authors more careful analysis produces results that differ from those in previous studies.
If economists were to wait for careful studies before offering opinions about policy, we would never have anything timely to say.
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