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But the implications of today’s constellation of current-account balances extend beyond shorter-term interest-rate considerations.
And at other times, like now, much that hangs in the balance is affected by the deliberate, personal, and short-term tactical considerations of people running for election.
EU enlargement is an organic process, driven by shared economic and political interests, rather that by strategic considerations: thus it is not a "hot button" issue in Russia.
Making NATO membership an EU-dependent variable should draw less of a reaction than a stand-alone NATO expansion driven by strategic considerations.
Aversion to fiscal expansion reflects raw ideology, not pragmatic considerations.
The persistence of the dark-matter conundrum, in combination with these considerations, might alter our fundamental ideas and predictions about what might follow the discovery.
After the Balkan Wars of the 1990’s, the Near and Middle East is at once the most dangerous and also – given security considerations – the most important neighboring region for the EU today.
Three considerations are critical.
Cynics say the new measures are motivated by political considerations alone: the next general election is due by May 2014.
But, while Cameron should know from grim experience what is looming, it seems that he has abandoned rational considerations.
But China is not motivated purely by strategic considerations.
All too often, government interventions based on strategic-trade considerations simply provide cover for protecting domestic industries, which harms other countries – and ultimately the protectionist’s own economy.
It also exposes the dark side of China’s growing involvement in Africa, namely that its thirst for oil outweighs humanitarian considerations.
Economic considerations drive HFO’s popularity, but it is now widely understood that its environmental and human costs outweigh the benefits.
This sense of injustice is only partly contained by political considerations in the US, thanks to the “Obama factor,” a rare phenomenon that can be described as the restoration of trust in one’s political leaders.
The decision in such cases is based mostly on personal and social considerations rather than medical ones.
It is crucial that technical objections, tactical considerations, or protectionist instincts not be allowed to eclipse the project’s geopolitical importance.
Indeed, when the ECB was established, some observers raised concerns even then about possible inefficiencies resulting from its supposedly outsized Governing Council and about possible distortions in its deliberations due to national considerations.
A recent World Bank Group (WBG) report – Financing for Development Post-2015 – identifies three major considerations that should inform the next development agenda.
Long-run considerations, not short-run financial exigencies, should determine which activities occur in the private sector.
Such considerations underscore why it is a mistake to focus only on annual budgets, without adequate regard for the long-term balance-sheet implications of how borrowed money is used.
To be sure, some progress is being made toward bringing longer-term considerations into annual budget rules.
Today, when there is overlap with other strategic interests, and broader geopolitical considerations do not stand in the way, states are far more willing to act, particularly against non-state actors like the Islamic State, Boko Haram, or Congolese rebels.
Even if Trump rejects such considerations, he should think twice about how far he wants to push Europe.
As a result, its partners’ trade calculus will always be shaped by strategic considerations, which are not a factor for them when dealing with Europe.
But, if broader geopolitical considerations brought these two countries to an agreement, Europe could suffer.
Californians will have to decide how much weight to give to respect for adult liberty, protection of minors, avoidance of a large-scale black market, fiscal considerations, and protection of marijuana users’ health.
This implies a Europe-based approach that takes precedence over national considerations once national and European-level foreign policies are unified.
Of course, not all breakdowns in order can be attributed to domestic politics, economic considerations, or shifting great power relations.
The US interest in maintaining pliant regimes in oil-rich countries trumps all other considerations.
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