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But one can never be too careful.
But they deserve careful consideration.
It also means careful coordination of TB and HIV programs, so that people living with both diseases can receive treatment in the same location.
But a careful look at the projections by, say, the US Congressional Budget Office, show that the aging of our societies is only a part of the problem, and not the larger part.
In the United States, President Barack Obama was careful to wait for resolutions by the Arab League and the Security Council, thereby avoiding the costs to American soft power that George W. Bush’s administration suffered when it intervened in Iraq in 2003.
Some less careful commanders of the KLA even talk about the 100,000 Albanians in Greece as an ultimate target for their irredentist goals.
But without careful policy design and sequencing, there could be major setbacks along the way.
China is in the midst of that process, and it must be careful not to undermine existing sources of growth lest it fall into a structural trap where the cost of transition itself derails new gains.
But, in tackling this problem, Trump must be careful not to undermine scientific innovation.
But the opposite seems to be the case: if the regular rules applied, repo players would be more careful.
“We must also be careful,” he cautioned, “that the defense budget is not disproportionately used to support the British defense industry.”
Although immunization programs require only a relatively small share of health budgets and yield exceptionally high economic returns, securing the needed financing requires careful planning.
“Be careful what you wish for” is wise advice in the regulatory world, as it is elsewhere.
If so, ours will be an era worthy of careful study, a moment when the world was in the midst of a difficult and uncertain process of re-composition.
But Trump is a veteran of reality television, where he learned that the key to success is to monopolize viewers’ attention, and that the way to do that is with extreme statements, not careful regard for the truth.
Careful thought would need to be given to the composition of the new fiscal body.
Following this model, countries’ aid budgets could be opened up for bids from development NGOs, which would assume responsibility for allocating and delivering the funds as efficiently as possible – and would be required to provide a careful accounting of how they spent the money.
Rather than castigating the poor for their "sins," we should make careful diagnoses, as a good doctor would, for each country and region - to understand the fundamental factors that retard economic growth and development.
As democracies respond to China’s sharp power and information warfare, they have to be careful not to overreact.
While the IPCC’s estimates and conclusions are grounded in careful study, Gore doesn’t seem to be similarly restrained.
Far from reflecting careful deliberation over an ambiguous choice, “at the same time” is the credo of someone suspended in fear and trembling before the unsolvable and terrifying mystery of the double nature – physical and spiritual, mortal and resurrected – of the tormented body of Christ.
In a world of self-reinforcing expectations and multiple equilibria, careful efforts to jump-start economies might facilitate the success of more durable structural reforms.
These rhetorical devices must not overshadow careful analysis of the various options.
UNESCO for SaleCOLUMBUS, OHIO – In a better world, my nieces and nephews in Equatorial Guinea would respect our country’s president for overseeing the careful management of revenues pouring in from oil, and for using these funds for development.
Islamist parties, their political fortunes reviving as secular parties suffer yet another crisis of public confidence, have been careful not to exploit popular resentments that may have developed since September 11th.
Of course, the Islamists are kept under careful watch by the military, which has repeatedly intervened in Turkish politics to defend Turkey's secular political identity.
It recommended careful research in 1992 and again in 2015.
Major environmental groups such as the Environmental Defense Fund and the Natural Resources Defense Council support careful, small-scale research.
The Republic’s first president, Félix Houphouet-Boigny, was elected at independence in 1960 and remained in office until he died in 1993 – always careful to construct governments with representatives from all the tribes, and with a balance between southern Catholics and northern Muslims.
Careful observers have always noted that it is strictly confined to the public sphere, to life in those parts of the city that are shared by all.
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