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A bill currently progressing through the US Congress would impose sanctions on Nicaragua if Ortega does not move to restore democratic freedoms and stem corruption.
GDP in nearly all advanced economies is currently far below pre-crisis projections, yet few expect the gap ever to be bridged.
She currently leads in polls for the first round of the presidential election next April.
In response to dwindling donor funds, the Ghanaian government brought the country’s private-sector leaders together to launch the Ghana Malaria Foundation, which currently is working to fill urgent funding gaps, but will eventually help lead a sustainable, domestic effort to eliminate malaria from the country.
This type of gene modification is not currently legal in the UK, although “somatic” genome editing – performed on the non-heritable genes of individual patients – is permitted.
But so are fossil-fuel subsidies, which, with barely a murmur of protest, are currently running at more than $600 billion a year.
Registered asylum-seekers could then be required to await their turn where they are currently located.
I believe there is a silent majority that wants to preserve the Union, even if it is currently not a well-functioning institution.
And it doesn’t help that China currently has limited options for retaliating.
(American companies are currently sitting on nearly $2 trillion in offshore funds that should finally be taxed.)
If the 58 million children who are currently unable to attend school cannot be brought to a classroom, then the classroom must be brought to them.
France is currently gripped by the massive success of economist Thomas Piketty’s book Capital in the Twenty-First Century, which analyzes how inequality rises in the absence of exceptional levels of economic growth.
But the fact remains that eight of the world’s nine nuclear-armed countries are currently led by men (Britain is the sole exception).
And with particularly fragile egos currently leading the world’s biggest (US and Russia) and most unpredictable (North Korea) nuclear-armed states, the doomsday scenario is simply too plausible for comfort.
Furthermore, Japan’s government should push to complete negotiations for the Trans-Pacific Partnership, which is currently being negotiated among 12 countries, from Mexico to the United States to Vietnam.
With more than 100 million people still below the official poverty line and per capita income currently just over $6,000 in nominal terms, robust economic growth must be maintained.
All of these contradictions are currently exploding in Syria, whose population is suffering a humanitarian catastrophe, while the world stands by, up to now unwilling to intervene.
Currently, such levels of protection apply to only about 1%, so there is a long way to go.
Though the United States is currently focused on destroying Syria’s chemical-weapons arsenal, its long-term goal is to remove Bashar al-Assad from power.
Still, it is worth noting that while the SPD and the CDU are currently losing support, their ideas remain popular.
Advocates of the EU’s policy often argue that we should pursue such policies nonetheless, because there is a risk that global warming will be much more severe than currently expected.
The Bank of England is similarly intrigued by the possibilities, dismissing concerns that digital currencies currently pose a risk to financial stability, and noting that the underlying technology “may have many other uses across the financial system, and may be a useful platform to power a central bank digital currency.”
Yet the international community currently spends on risk mitigation less than one-fifth of what it spends on natural-disaster response.
One key factor limiting firms’ growth is the fragmented nature of the African market, which currently comprises mostly small economies with only limited economic and political linkages.
Currently, around 80% of worldwide primary energy comes from fossil fuels, the combustion of which emits around 34 billion tons of carbon dioxide.
As it stands, the GCC’s aggregate fiscal break-even oil price (at which oil revenues are sufficient to cover government spending), currently around $75 per barrel, is below this year’s average Brent crude oil price of $108 per barrel.
Easing access to finance for the private sector, strengthening legal frameworks, making the private sector more attractive to nationals (more than two-thirds of whom are currently public employees), and coordinating investment in areas like logistics would go a long way toward improving private-sector competitiveness in the GCC.
But, based on the evidence currently available, it would be premature to conclude that violence against the defenseless has already occurred – or is imminent – on the scale necessary to justify outside military intervention.
Currently, the Chinese Twittersphere has three prominent features: First, as China’s rulers strengthen their censorship efforts, Twitter has become highly politicized.
As matters currently stand, when future generations place our leaders in historical perspective, they will most likely reproach them, above all, for their lack of institutional imagination.
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