Commitments
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The G-20 “mutual assessment process” – established to analyze national economic policies’ effects on other countries and on global growth, with the goal of formulating individual adjustment
commitments
– has highlighted the difficulty of reaching agreement on macroeconomic policies with significant spillover effects.
Toward the end of that year, it was clear that France and Germany (then with record-high unemployment) were not fulfilling their deficit-reduction
commitments.
It is up to intellectuals to recognize this and frame the arguments that can help governments strike the right balance between national, regional, and global
commitments.
The G-8’s declaration that its members will reduce carbon emissions by 80% in 2050 contains no upfront
commitments.
Trump has expressed his indifference to NATO, and US security
commitments
in East Asia.
It then proceeds to allocate funds to all existing
commitments
and entitlement programs.
But we have also come to realize that far too many efforts to fulfill global
commitments
lack the meaningful reporting mechanisms needed to succeed.
His disquisition on the dangers posed by same-sex marriage followed a passage deploring the modern tendency to avoid lifelong
commitments
in human relationships, as if that were not precisely what gay marriage is about.
But back in 1993 there was one exception – one senior Republican officeholder and policy intellectual who did not forget his policy
commitments
of earlier years: US Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan.
If countries meet their
commitments
under the Paris climate agreement, the total sea-level rise could be halved, with more ambitious schemes promising even greater reductions.
Against all logic, and despite “almost” after “almost,” Moria camp residents remain hopeful that Europe will soon remember and abide by its
commitments
to upholding human rights.
Given this, a Chinese nuclear surge – even one that did not lead to US-China parity – could undermine the credibility of American deterrence commitments, possibly motivating Japan to launch its own nuclear program.
Evoking the self-righteous outrage of guochi , three young Chinese males engaged in the following exchange of messages on the internet:Righteous Eagle : The US uttered a few shameful words of apology and our government released 24 pigs....On the surface it appears that the United States apologized to China, but what
commitments
did the US assume, really?
It was a startling image, illustrating how fear can overrun the
commitments
needed to maintain open societies and political freedoms even in Europe, the birthplace of modern citizenship.
Based on recent estimates of the developing world’s extra requests as a result of climate change, rich countries should be providing annual financial support – in addition to existing foreign-aid commitments– of about $100 billion for adaptation and $100 billion for mitigation by the early 2020’s.
October’s Our Ocean Conference in Bali, Indonesia, focused on generating
commitments
and formulating measures to maintain ocean sustainability, including by cutting marine pollution.
One point of view holds that if you can make good on your commitments, then that is what you should do.
But the moral calculus becomes a bit more intricate when you cannot make good on all of your
commitments
and have to decide which to honor and which to avoid.
In this fluid environment, large companies must be cautious before making large, long-term
commitments.
A third point, intended for all but those who still believe in a free lunch, is that the employment and growth implications of a country’s
commitments
in the area of climate-change policy need to be carefully analyzed.
Each claims to be acting with the Supreme Leader’s full authority, but ultimately are unable to make
commitments
because they have little idea of what Khamenei wants to do.
What if France applied Germany’s approach to eurozone integration to the question of mutualizing defense
commitments?
If the Bundeswehr’s guns don’t work, its frigates are in dry dock, and its logistical capacity is zero; what other
commitments
might the French taxpayer be taking on?
So the industrialized countries need to put a real financing offer on the table as soon as possible to allow time for a positive reaction and announcements of
commitments
from developing countries.
So I call on donors to make multi-year
commitments
that enable us to ensure the students are able to complete their schooling.
So long as other ways are available for Muslim women to cover their heads, agreeing not to wear the nijab is a way of signifying one’s membership in a liberal society at minimal cost to one’s religious
commitments.
This lack of sufficient attention comes despite international
commitments
to protect biodiversity.
Blanchard insists that now is the time for “tough choices, and tough
commitments
to be made on both sides.”
The ALBA countries decided they would concede nothing to Obama, and attempt, instead, to back him into a corner: either the US would go along with the new OAS consensus, angering both parts of the Cuban-American lobby and the human rights community by abandoning principles and commitments, or the US would have to act alone (perhaps with Canada by its side), leaving it totally isolated in Latin America – the last thing Obama wants.
The European Union provides one example of how long-term binding
commitments
can work.
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