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Israel is often cited as a precedent for such efforts.
The model that it usually cited is Norway, which liaises with the EU on foreign policy, but is not in the room when key decisions are made.
Indeed, it is the governments cited in the communiqué that are donating the food that keeps Zimbabweans alive.
Just as tuberculosis infects a body already compromised by HIV, extremism thrives under the right conditions, such as those created by the conflict in Somalia, or the political fragility and social neglect in northeastern Nigeria, where many interviewees cited scarce access to both religious and secular education.
According to the US-based Heritage Foundation’s widely cited Index of Economic Freedom, China and India are relegated to the group described as “mostly unfree.”
Indeed, the saving numbers cited above are “net” of depreciation – meaning that they measure the saving available to fund new capacity rather than the replacement of worn-out facilities.
US Federal Reserve Board Chairman Ben Bernanke’s notion of a “global savings glut” is a commonly cited explanation for falling world interest rates.
The most frequently cited examples are the United Kingdom’s vote last year to leave the European Union and Donald Trump’s presidential election victory in the United States.
Puzzlingly, US Secretary of State John Kerry, justifying plans to provide the FSA’s Supreme Military Council with additional assistance, has cited the danger of “letting this country, the heart of the Middle East … [become] hijacked by extremists.”
A commonly cited example of the outgoing government’s alleged economic mismanagement was its sugar-price policy.
Both America and Israel have cited foot-dragging in implementing UN Resolution 1559, which calls for disarming all non-state actors in Lebanon and the deployment of government forces all the way to the southern border.
None of these principles have been respected in Zimbabwe, and regional leaders have not cited their violation as reason to censure Mugabe’s government.
The reasons that are usually cited are China’s compelling demographic, geographic, and broad cultural factors.
The fatal divergences that are most frequently cited include differences in growth rates, job-creation, and unemployment rates, as well as dramatic disparities in current-account balances, all of which may be traceable to wide deviations in unit labor costs.
Unfortunately, the evidence cited in the USTR report in support of cyber-related trade violations largely predates that confrontation.
We had the financial crisis, and some of the factors cited by Bernanke have substantially reversed.
And yet Jang’s trips to China have often been cited as evidence of his interest in a Chinese model of economic reform.
An article in The Washington Post cited nine-year-old Alyssa, who cries about the possibility of mass animal extinctions from global warming.
Sub-Saharan Africa is often cited as an example of a region where China’s influence has superseded that of Europe’s former colonial powers.
His 1991 paper on monetary policy is widely cited as among the first to make the case for avoiding very low inflation targets, in part to give the central bank more room to lower interest rates.
No reason cited in favor of expansion stands up to scrutiny.
Many reasons have been cited for this success.
And, at the end of the nuclear security summit in The Hague, US President Barack Obama cited Russia as a regional power whose aggressive policies toward its neighbors displayed weakness.
Before the Winter Games in Sochi (where the G-8 was scheduled to meet in June), Putin cited increased soft power as an important goal for Russia – an objective that his use of hard power in Ukraine has made much more difficult to achieve.
Nineteenth-century British philosophers cited black swans as the quintessential example of a phenomenon whose occurrence could not be inferred from observed data.
America’s Enduring LeadershipWASHINGTON, DC – Many observers have cited the crisis in Ukraine as yet another example of American retrenchment and declining global influence.
El-Baradei has stated that the IAEA has found “no evidence” of a weapons program in Iran – a statement that Iranian leaders have since cited as proof of their peaceful intentions.
One factor that is often cited is “reform fatigue.”
And yet several generations of Italian political leaders have cited “external constraint,” rather than domestic necessity, when pushing through the structural reforms required for euro membership – thereby reinforcing the sense that reforms have been imposed on Italy.
One commonly cited example of this is the relationship between India and Pakistan.
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