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After all, as the US extricates itself from its Afghan quagmire, its own national interests will continue to trump all other considerations.
Development banks exist to ensure reliability of finance, transparency in decision-making, and long-term environmental considerations.
It was most likely prompted solely by domestic political considerations.
Finally, it calls for an assessment of development aid to countries that oppose important US policies, though the State Department, through which such aid is channeled, already accounts for such considerations.
In the case of some other developed countries (for example, Canada, France, Germany), national security concerns extend to economic considerations and the protection of “national champions.”
For example, when initial reports surfaced about the first swine flu cases, it took three weeks for the information to reach federal health authorities, because state governments were reluctant to report cases quickly due to political and electoral considerations.
In trying to answer them, two considerations seem fundamental.
Finally, effective migration governance requires institutional and legal frameworks that can reconcile sometimes-conflicting considerations.
So, in a sense, the pace of NATO expansion is already dictated by American domestic political considerations.
While tackling climate change effectively will be virtually impossible without civil-society organizations’ participation, their impact has often been undermined by the political considerations of their governments, which may, for example, favor incumbent energy suppliers over green alternatives in order to preserve existing jobs.
Fourth, governments are not always willing to put global considerations (in this case, opposition to nuclear proliferation) ahead of what they see as their immediate strategic interests.
Nor does Russia need to cater to pacifism for domestic political considerations, as a pacifist movement is non-existent in my country.
Other vital considerations for the pragmatists include preserving Iraq's territorial integrity and repatriation of tens of thousands of Iraqi refugees living in Iran.
Whether true or not, the important point is that the merger transcended national considerations, and the European Commission had a duty to involve itself.
This difference stems above all from strategic considerations, but it probably also contains a cultural dimension.
In Singapore, ideological considerations reinforce strategic interests.
But, beyond strategic considerations, something else must be mentioned (with prudence).
While most of the Court's analysis focused on domestic considerations, the Justices also invoked a legal brief filed by the European Union that described the overwhelming disapproval of the practice in the world community.
To be sure, the Brown precedent is not entirely analogous, for there the Supreme Court gave weight to foreign policy considerations in just the way that the federal executive had urged.
Geographical considerations have sometimes been taken into account, with the arrest of an official from a peripheral province followed by the arrest of one from a central municipality.
Fighting in Kosovo is the first significant conflict which, for one side at least, involves no considerations of strategy, territory, population, natural resources, or even ideology.
In addition to moral considerations, the decision to intervene was motivated by concerns about the future of European-American relations, and of NATO after the cold war.
And, while many people might prefer a status quo approach that speeds up the development of new antibiotics while leaving current consumption unchanged, this solution brings its own set of ethical considerations – such as how and when to reduce the length of clinical trials.
These scholarly gatherings have helped to foster academic interest in the ethical considerations of drug resistance, but represent only a tiny fraction of what is needed to help the world safely navigate the looming moral minefield.
With these considerations in mind, it becomes easier to understand why people would prefer to do something useful near home rather than where modern production takes place.
These considerations should guide the choice of what will follow the Stability Pact in Europe.
Europe’s bizarre decision-making structure has allowed domestic German politics to prevail over all other considerations.
Clearly, such considerations provide no guarantee that rising energy prices will not at some point seriously challenge European competitiveness.
For politicians like French President Nicolas Sarkozy, such considerations may be meaningless.
As Narayana Kocherlakota, former President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, recently argued, Fed officials seem be balancing their stated aim of keeping inflation near 2% over the long term with a host of other, inexplicit, considerations.
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