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Say we decide to reduce CO2 emissions by three-quarters by 2100 while maintaining reasonable growth.
Simply put, women must be allowed to decide, free of coercion or violence, about their sexuality and health; if, when, and whom to marry; and whether and when to become a parent.
And public opinion is responding, with clear majority support for a “meaningful vote” in Parliament to decide whether May’s final deal with Europe is genuinely better than remaining in the EU.
The issue at stake in the referendum is not inconsequential, but it should not decide the fate of Europe.
The Fed will decide on monetary policy for the United States based primarily on US conditions.
Though she, like her predecessors, would have advocated a two-state solution, it is unlikely that she would suddenly decide to force Israel to withdraw to its 1967 borders.
Only 20 years ago did China decide to rejoin the world trading system.
But President Barack Obama’s administration has yet to decide which format it thinks best.
Both probably consist of feelings that a community can only be its true self when it can be so without hindrance – in essence, when a community can decide its own fate.
And once Iran loses its economic lifeline from Europe and other parts of the world, it might well decide to restart its nuclear program, or even to withdraw from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, raising the risk of war.
Why did Ortega decide to steal the municipal elections, despite the risks this fraud has imposed on his government?
Syria needs to manage its diverse ethnic and religious composition, and to decide its own position on the Arab-Israeli conflict.
Both sides will have to decide whether or not they want Europe – that is, full economic and political integration.
And one day, if true change happens, they might even decide to return home.
As welcome as Clinton’s recent clear words were on the need to defend the right of countries to decide their own fate, you don’t have to go very far in Europe to hear whispers that some kind of new “Finlandization” might be a reasonable compromise for countries like Ukraine and Georgia.
At the 1992 Republican Party convention, for example, 15,000 journalists were present to "cover" the 4,303 delegates, who in any case, had very little to decide.
Power is the capacity to decide great matters.
The Syrian episode suggests that it cannot, which means that Israel may decide to go it alone once again, this time to eliminate Iran’s nuclear facilities.
While Ahmedinejad continues his verbal attacks on the US, he does not control the policy-making apparatus that will decide about Iran’s nuclear program and its relations with the international community.
If, someday, America's creditors decide that they want to hold fewer dollars, it could set off large exchange rate movements, causing global instability.
The American president would choose the Bank’s head, and Europe would collectively decide on the IMF leader, with the understanding that the other side would exercise its veto only if a candidate were totally unacceptable.
Alternatively, with neither of the larger parties able to declare real victory, they could decide as a compromise to indicate preference for one of the other leaders who had campaigned – perhaps Verhofstadt, the liberal centrist.
Individual farmers do not need any bureaucratic directive to decide whether to plant more potatoes: an increase in prices creates an incentive to plant more potatoes; a decrease in prices is a signal that they should plant less.
This year alone, the dollar’s value has fallen by another 10% in purchasing power terms against America’s major trading partners, and it could fall at the same rate in 2008 – or faster if global investors decide to cut and run.
Other creditors typically cannot do that; in a US bankruptcy, for example, they must first wait for a court to decide whether the debtor company can be restructured.
Scotland might decide to leave the UK, leading to the breakup of Britain.
And the EU’s Nordic members may decide that with the UK gone, they, too, would be better off leaving.
Nothing but growth will decide the future of the euro.
And governments on both sides of the Atlantic will need to decide just how far they want to go in punishing banks.
The procedure is largely a matter for the Hong Kong government to decide.
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