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There is a well-established method for estimating reserves yet to be found, and whether one examines currently proven reserves or future projections, one fact stands out: conventional gas supplies are distributed unevenly around the world-and in places far from most consumers.
The mechanisms currently on offer are treaty-based, constitutional, and statutory debt ceilings, pegged as a ratio of GDP, or, as in the US, established in nominal terms.
Currently, those who want to settle in Russia emigrate overwhelmingly from the CIS countries, and 99% of them settle in European Russia.
Currently, only oil production and export benefit from capital accumulation, whereas large sums are simply being sent out of the country.
Currently, school enrollment rates tend to be calculated based on student registrations at the beginning of the school year, even though actual attendance may be far below the registration rate.
For decades, we have defined it with a number, which the World Bank currently puts at a personal income of less than $1.90 per day.
Consider a scenario in which we took the total monetary value of what we currently produce, and used it to purchase the types of goods and services that people living on $1.50 per day consume.
As a result, elections in Palestine currently mean about as much as they did in the old Soviet Union.
I have no doubt that those involved were seeking a way forward that would allow for a full investigation and help overcome the political divisiveness currently undermining the Human Rights Council within the UN system.
But China’s labor force currently lacks the skills needed to support high-tech, high-value industries.
Second, they must convince Pakistan to begin actively opposing the Afghan Taliban and denying them the safe haven and support they currently receive in Pakistan.
The IMF is currently under-equipped for this task.
The same survey indicates that nearly six million Americans, who are not currently in the labor force, want to work.
With the unemployment rate currently at 7.4% – having fallen nearly a full percentage point in the last 12 months – markets can anticipate that the 6.5% threshold could be reached in 2014.
But the EU’s member states would be missing an opportunity if they did not pledge to use a part of the profits from the agreement to increase their defense budgets, thus mitigating the steep imbalance in military contributions and capabilities that currently exists between Europe and the US.
Six years ago, it anticipated ocean levels would be 48.5 centimeters higher than they are currently.
The United States has developed many new low-carbon energy technologies, but other countries are currently far more intent, far-sighted, and decisive than the US to put these technologies to large-scale use.
Closing ports to vessels that break the rules could be achieved through the Port State Measures Agreement, currently awaiting ratification.
Indeed, Germany is currently the spoiler in the competition to provide billions to prevent a breakdown of the world economy.
Whereas unemployment in the US has been rising for one and a half years, Germany currently is enjoying its lowest unemployment rate in 16 years.
It can cut taxes to stimulate consumption and it can invest in construction, but these sectors currently need little help, except perhaps for the automobile industry.
This would come on top of the currently projected fiscal deficits in both the near term and over the coming decade – and before America’s demographic shift substantially raises the cost of Social Security and Medicare.
Senator Dodd’s bill, as currently drafted, will not end “too big to fail.”
To be effective, any tax on financial transactions would have to be implemented on a global scale, which currently does not seem realistic.
Above all, SDR’s represent liquidity and can be allocated only if and when there is a “global need,” which would currently be difficult to prove given highly liquid and “easy” international capital-market conditions.
It has been reported that more than 200 North Koreans are currently working surreptitiously in Iran.
In 2016, there is a new – and global – invisible class: the 260 million boys and girls who are currently denied access to basic education.
That is why the ILO and the World Bank have launched a Global Partnership for Universal Social Protection, which aims to ensure that social safety nets – including pensions and parental, disability, and child benefits – are made available to all people, covering the hundreds of millions worldwide who are currently unprotected.
But we need a “circuit-breaker” to escape from the business-as-usual approach that currently dominates the political agenda.
As it happens, Europe is currently experiencing a modest but significant surge in growth.
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