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The left’s unremitting hostility to the deal – often on the grounds that the US Congress was kept in the dark about its content during negotiations – carried two
dangers.
In the current political environment, the
dangers
to the ECB from outside political interference are much greater from raising rates too fast than too slowly.
Looking back on his own presidency, Bill Clinton recognized the
dangers
of burnout.
We Europeans need to be self-critical and admit that we are not only lagging behind in terms of technical capabilities; we are also in danger of not fully grasping in time the possibilities and
dangers
of the digital world.
But the
dangers
of having such a person in the Oval Office were now becoming harder to ignore.
They also know that the
dangers
don’t stop at the edge of the village or slum; today’s hunger hotspots all too frequently become tomorrow’s violent hotspots.
Global warming is an environmental, economic, scientific, and political problem of the first order, and one doubly difficult to address because its
dangers
lie decades in the future.
We must start reinventing our productive systems now, precisely because the path of change will be so long and the environmental
dangers
are already so pressing.
Amnesty International argues that human rights are more likely to be respected when the legal agreements behind major infrastructure projects are known in advance, and it apportions some of the responsibility for the
dangers
posed in Chad and Cameroon to the World Bank and its private-sector lending arm, the International Finance Corporation.
This scientific understanding is incomplete, and there remain significant uncertainties about the precise magnitudes, timing, and
dangers
of climate change.
By shaking Obama’s hand in Hawaii, Abe will give a nod to the country’s modern pacifist creed, and signal that, despite his reputation as a nationalist, he also harbors deep feelings about the
dangers
of war.
The mother of all
dangers
is that identities can be manipulated for political gain, which is precisely what populists do.
From the outset, America’s founders were aware of the
dangers
of government by plebiscite.
Otherwise, the
dangers
of unsustainable growth patterns will bring the party to an abrupt halt, potentially triggering financial contagion.
Almost everyone knows that the
dangers
of nuclear proliferation can be reduced, and eventually resolved, only through concerted action by the international community.
The
dangers
should not be exaggerated.
Though population stabilization could exacerbate the
dangers
of excessive property investment today, it will also tighten labor markets and stimulate wage increases.
The rhetoric of xenophobic demagogues appears to have convinced him that he had to kill the children of the social-democratic elites in order to protect Western civilization against the
dangers
of multiculturalism and Islam.
The
dangers
of doing otherwise are simply too great.
But while the BJP’s demonization of India’s Muslims and Christians might serve its short-term political interests, it implies long-term
dangers
in a plural society.
The Nobel MessageAl Gore’s Nobel Peace Prize is a fitting tribute to a world leader who has been prescient, bold, and skillful in alerting the world to the
dangers
of manmade climate change.
Beyond this economic menace, cultural
dangers
seem to lurk.
My own experience highlights the
dangers
facing environmental crusaders.
Her calm and balanced hand nurtured broad consensus among a Federal Reserve Board characterized by divergent economic philosophies, and she navigated the economy through a slow recovery in a period when fiscal policy was unnecessarily constrained, as duplicitous Republicans hyped the
dangers
of deficits.
Saving Public SarkozyEver since key public figures signed a manifesto in a French magazine denouncing the
dangers
of a monarchical drift – without ever mentioning the president’s name – the political atmosphere in France has been electric.
But no calamity better captures the
dangers
of a press corps too beholden to power than the invasion of Iraq, a cataclysmic blunder whose ghastly knock-on effects afflict the Middle East, as well as Europe, to this day.
Most said that it was not, but when Haidt asked them why, they offered reasons that were already excluded by the story – for example, the
dangers
of inbreeding, or the risk that their relationship would suffer.
The
dangers
of zealous anti-Semitic attacks on Israel are obvious.
It warns us of hidden environmental
dangers
and opens up unexpected paths of technical progress.
In the twenty-first century, the turn away from cooperation and integration amounts to burying one’s head in the sand and hoping the
dangers
will pass.
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