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But the proposal, though certainly appealing, is not consistent with the realities of the Middle East today.
To restore investment and credit to levels consistent with economic escape velocity, a recovering Greece will require two new public institutions that work side by side with the private sector and with European institutions: A development bank that harnesses public assets and a “bad bank” that enables the banking system to get out from under their non-performing assets and restore the flow of credit to profitable, export-oriented firms.
The markets are demanding reforms that lift growth rates durably and an approach to fiscal consolidation that is consistent with higher potential growth.
This cohort views economics as the study of models, in which agents’ expectations can be assumed to be rational and consistent with the model.
This is consistent with the EU’s key characteristic as the world’s first great "Civilian Power".
China’s currency devaluations are consistent with a broader trend among both emerging and advanced economies in recent years.
But the test of the trials will be whether they are – and are seen to be – fact-driven, impartial, and consistent with international standards.
Over the last few decades, the CCP has succeeded in building the hard physical infrastructure of a modern state, but the creation of the soft infrastructure – institutions and practices consistent with the rule of law and representative government – is only beginning.
Both theories are internally consistent.
At this month’s United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP24), held in the Polish coal-mining city of Katowice, negotiators barely managed to agree on a rulebook for implementing the 2015 Paris climate agreement, including a consistent methodology for measuring progress.
If so, will do you so in a consistent way?
The Sino-European BIT is to be based on 26 existing BITs involving China and 28 individual EU members – treaties that are far from consistent, in terms of requirements for and restrictions on market access.
In his book Lombard Street, Walter Bagehot quoted Jeremiah Harman, the governor of the Bank of England in the 1825-1826 crisis:“We lent...by every possible means and in modes we had never adopted before; we took in stock on security, we purchased exchequer bills, we made advances on exchequer bills, we not only discounted outright, but we made advances on the deposit of bills of exchange to an immense amount, in short, by every possible means consistent with the safety of the Bank, and we were not on some cases over-nice.
If only a regime of consistent enforcement of all loan contracts’ explicit terms were sufficiently practical to be worth pursuing.
Regulators face a Sisyphean task, owing to the absence of strong and consistent political support for reining in the financial titans.
Consistent, reliable, long-term success requires forward-thinking measures that focus on building strong fundamentals.
These two arguments are not consistent, but that does not matter.
The message to all of these groups should be consistent: We will continue to support you politically, financially, and in negotiations with the Syrian regime, but we will no longer support a military solution.
The idea that a sharp increase in military spending in a (hopefully temporarily) bellicose world should be amortized with some deficits is consistent with sound economic policy, but only if the rest of the budget remains "lean."
To be consistent with that clear statement – and without the vague qualifications of Article 11, which threaten to render it meaningless – Austria should repeal its law against Holocaust denial.
He has been consistent in pursuing many liberal policies, but without portraying himself as liberal.
But others were consistent with their lifetime commitments.
And they are consistent with positions taken by the German Ministry of Finance under the previous government.
The decarbonization challenge requires consistent policies over 30-50 years, while politicians’ time horizon is perhaps a tenth of that.
One feature of Italy’s turbulent politics remains consistent: the control exercised by entrenched interests, and the dominance of a bloated and inefficient bureaucracy.
While Grillo’s supporters may ignite fireworks in protest of these gilded giveaways for a few months, a consistent assault leading to genuine reform seems doubtful.
To drive large-scale and lasting change through a network in any sector, but especially in global education, requires consistent vision, staffing, and financial resources.
To be sure, some may view the US dollar’s appreciation as consistent with a longer-term rebalancing of the global economy.
On the one hand, the government continued to provide transitory protection to firms in priority sectors; on the other, it liberalized the entry of private enterprises and foreign direct investment into the labor-intensive sectors that were consistent with China’s comparative advantage but were repressed in the past.
This is consistent with growth having no overall effect on inequality as conventionally measured.
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