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Yet this unified approach was undermined by the post-World War II logic of geopolitical blocs competing over ideas, power, and influence.
Specifically, there is a need for more experimentation, improved data collection, and careful evaluation, including reliable comparisons with competing approaches.
That is partly because people devote a rising share of their income to competing for property in more attractive locations, and partly because in service-intensive economies, high-value-added activities and talent cluster in dominant cities.
But for liberal democracies, regulating social media is not so straightforward, because it requires governments to strike a balance between competing principles.
When there are competing technological approaches, such as the famous contest in the 1970s between the Betamax and VHS standards for videotape, consumers are better served if these contests between similar standards are settled promptly and decisively, to preclude the risk of spending money on a losing technology.
The geopolitical implications of these land reclamation efforts are well documented: The majority of the activity has taken place on the Spratly Islands, an archipelago in the waters between Vietnam, Malaysia, and the Philippines, all of which – along with China, Taiwan, and Brunei – have competing claims to the region.
Obama has understandably focused on competing priorities, including the troubled US economy and ongoing wars abroad.
Seventh, let us hope that new policies targeting information and communication technology (ICT) strike the right balance among all stakeholders’ competing and legitimate concerns.
An independent panel could play the role of arbiter, evaluating the competing claims and helping to overcome the political posturing on both sides.
Companies that provide content will increasingly find themselves competing with individuals who offer entertainment for free.
This phenomenon is not visible yet, because analysts focus on popular bloggers and online media sites competing with traditional media.
Factions within the Russian, Indian, Mexican, and South African governments have their own competing political priorities.
Various theories draw on this basic framework – and each competing explanation suggests different strategies for reducing health inequalities.
Restrictions on technology transfers and linkages, often justified by national security concerns, would give rise to competing and incompatible standards.
The Internet would splinter into competing domains.
And if there were an interruption in global oil flows, it would be cushioned by competing producers and new technologies.
Freshly-minted degree holders, especially from lower-quality programs, are finding it particularly hard to get a job nowadays, because they are competing with experienced workers who are also jobless.
Competing with HollywoodLONDON: Just over one hundred years ago, one of the nineteenth century's greatest novelists said: "It was wonderful to find America, but it would have been more wonderful to miss it."
It's not too late to create a programming, software and information-based industry capable of competing at the leading edge of what may well turn out to be the 21st Century's most exciting, profitable and influential, industrial and cultural sector.
Russia’s foreign and defense ministries have both asserted primacy in the BMD dialogue with the US, but with competing perspectives and priorities.
China’s announcement of a troop deployment to the Paracel Islands follows a month in which competing territorial claimants heightened their rhetoric, China’s naval presence in disputed areas became more visible, and the Chinese divided the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN), whose foreign ministers could not agree on a communiqué for the first time in 45 years.
The legal and political issues associated with the competing territorial claims – and the marine and energy resources and navigation rights that go with them – are mind-bogglingly complex.
Only then can any credence be given to its stated position – not unattractive in principle – in favor of resource-sharing arrangements for disputed territory pending final resolution of competing claims.
In fact, there was no single army, but rather competing armed groups with distinct backers, ideologies, and goals.
Just like any other ecosystem, it is characterized by the push and pull among competing actors.
English now seems to have reached the point of no return in its accelerating global expansion, competing with national languages in such diverse fields as popular music, transport, the Internet, banking, cinema and television, science, and sports.
It was costly in many ways, but it assured him of multiple, competing flows of information.
In 2017, US workers are not competing with low-wage foreign labor, capital, and technology, as they did in the 1970s.
Rather, they are competing with a nearly unbeatable combination of low-wage foreign labor and US knowhow.
With US workers already competing against robots at home, and against low-wage workers abroad, disrupting imports will just create more jobs for robots.
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