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I also am convinced of the need to find ways to bring into play the resources of countries with large reserves.
The crisis also convinced most of us that non-cooperative outcomes are likely to be distinctly sub-optimal in terms of growth, stability, and sustainability.
At the end of the game, amid regret over the loss to mighty Belgium but convinced that the US had played a great game, my new friend said: “We need much more of this.”
Voters also must be convinced that better alternatives are available, and that European integration can still safeguard their interests.
The particular tragedy of Trump’s rhetoric – and, arguably, its most pernicious effect – is that he has convinced many Americans to view themselves as part of a white nationalist movement.
Regulators see how well financial firms are doing, become convinced that they themselves are regulating effectively, that the regulated can at last run their banks well, and that policy tools can save the financial system and spare the real economy if a crisis unexpectedly occurs.
In short, Europeans seem to have convinced themselves that they had transcended geopolitical realities.
Advocating supply-side economics to the white working class, he convinced millions that “less government,” which meant cutting federal programs, including education – would bring “morning in America.”
Nothing that has happened since has convinced me that the textbook was excessively pessimistic.
As a former US military intelligence interrogator, I am convinced that the images from Abu Ghraib are just the beginning.
His research convinced him that the source of the outbreak was a shared water pump in the heart of the district.
I am convinced that this is a misguided strategy – not only because of the uncertainty about the dangers that global warming might pose, but also because of the certainty of the damage that these proposed policies aimed at mitigation will impose.
Russia's people need to be convinced of the country's political stability--that, for example, nobody will suggest nationalization, as happened repeatedly during the eight months that I was prime minister.
Some observers seem to have convinced themselves that any Grexit spillovers would be manageable.
Business leaders on both sides of the Atlantic are convinced that a successful TTIP agreement would bring substantial economic benefits – a perception that many studies reinforce.
Microsoft convinced both hardware and software companies to bet on future volume by showing how our platform would change the rules.
They hated communism, but, convinced that the system could not be reformed, they avoided the democratic opposition.
The bad news is that Trump seems utterly convinced that a trade war would be good for the US (and presumably for him politically).
But both men, on finding themselves in positions of authority, ruled from their default positions: Bush as an evangelical convinced that God was on America’s side, and Putin as a KGB graduate convinced that all power comes from intimidation and threats.
Those in the Eugenics movement remained hold-outs, convinced that the salvation of the human race would be found in limiting the birth-rate of those they deemed to be genetically "unfit."
Even when the regime launched brutal counter-attacks in places like Hama, Homs, and, most dramatically, in Aleppo, US officials seemed convinced that Assad’s fall was only a matter of time.
Some are convinced that a nuclear Iran is the worst of all possible scenarios, worse even than the fall-out from a pre-emptive strike.
In other words, private markets need to be convinced both that there is a low probability of default (hence the importance of credible plans), and that there is some additional loss-bearing capacity in the new funding, so that, if there is a default, outstanding or rolled-over private debt does not have to bear the full brunt.
The US is clearly convinced that a continued military presence in Afghanistan is in its interests.
Today, the same industrialists, convinced that India can compete with the best, support Singh’s reforms.
Much as they may have admired her, most Britons were never convinced that the Thatcher way was the only way.
Yet China is causing high anxiety, especially in emerging countries, largely because financial markets have convinced themselves that its economy is not only slowing, but falling off a cliff.
The Kingdom’s leadership has become convinced that the Obama administration no longer has its back, calling into question a decades-old relationship in which America guaranteed Saudi Arabia’s security in exchange for economic and political support.
Nonetheless, with al-Baghdadi at its helm, the Islamic State is convinced that its new caliphate will – indeed, is supposed to – flourish.
Now that Europe’s current crisis has convinced many that existing institutional arrangements are unsustainable, this may be about to change.
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