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It is critically important that public services, public investment, and public policy are well managed.
It is critically important that he and his cabinet recognize that to follow through on his promise would be extremely shortsighted.
But, while the right to peaceful protest is critically important in a democracy, electoral minorities should not use endless demonstrations to take the political system hostage.
Where the IMF’s next managing director will come down on this issue – and on whether fiscal salvation is to be achieved through austerity, with costs borne by ordinary citizens, even as bankers get only a mild slap on the wrist – is critically important, but hard to predict.
Indeed, a substantial minority of young women in Egypt and other Arab countries have now spent their formative years thinking critically in mixed-gender environments, and even publicly challenging male professors in the classroom.
But while African countries may be less reliant on foreign aid than ever before, their relationship to donor states, and the UK in particular, remains critically important.
Just as it is next to impossible to take a critically ill patient off life-support treatment, it is equally difficult to wean post-bubble economies from their now steady dose of liquidity injections and deficit spending.
Iran’s Nuclear ZealotWith negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program looming once again, understanding Iran’s new president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, is critically important.
But, most critically, too few companies in the region offer flexible working options.
It is critically important that all UN members, whether big or small, insist that these global agreements still direct the world’s actions, regardless of what Trump does.
Given this, simply learning the fundamentals in school is not enough; students also need to gain the capacity to analyze, think critically and creatively, and solve problems.
Investment is also critically important in education.
Because women and girls in their childbearing years suffer disproportionately from the health and social effects of NTDs, it is critically important that they be included in any large-scale health-policy interventions that are proposed.
Critically, the package should be financed by government bonds issued by the Ministry of Finance, not by commercial banks via local-government financing vehicles.
Critically, we need to ensure that agricultural trade reforms are on the agenda.
Japan’s recent election hinged critically on Abe’s views of the Bank of Japan’s monetary policy stance.
A mother’s diet, breastfeeding choice, and weaning practices are critically important for her child’s well being.
This is critically important for inspiring confidence in Asian countries, which might be persuaded to favor domestic, as opposed to external, sources of demand.
Moreover, the first bench of any international court is critically important, because it is entrusted to prepare and adopt other key documents - such as the rules of procedure, internal regulations, and financial regulations - that will govern the court for years to come.
And yet India constantly measures itself against China, remains obsessed with Pakistan, and has recently begun to look more critically at its relationship with the US.
Moreover, TB control strategies targeted at populations with high HIV burdens are critically important.
And, critically, radical Islamists are not the only group with a disproportionate share of engineers.
But its basic approach remained critically flawed.
Indeed, the scale of any increase in marijuana use will critically depend on how tightly regulated marijuana sales are – how many licensed growers there are, the number of sales outlets, their locations and trading hours, eligibility requirements for use, content of THC (marijuana’s psychoactive ingredient), and how much promotion and advertising is allowed.
Of course, it is critically important that it received very broad support from industrial countries, emerging economies, and developing countries.
The many movies that critically revise settled national narratives suggest that people are no longer willing to accept history that has been crafted by elites for their own purposes.
Finally, and perhaps most critically, one must ask how clinicians are to make decisions when there are gaps in the EBM knowledge base.
China’s stability hinges critically on its government’s ability to deliver steady economic gains to the vast majority of the population.
It will also enable them to make wiser decisions on critically important matters of public policy, and to be far more creative and effective members of the work force.
It needs to provide its university students with more flexible skills, more general training, and more encouragement to think critically and creatively.
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