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International Court of Justice decisions are frequently ignored, especially by the United States.
Some advocate further centralization of decisions; but that will not help, either, because reforms are intrinsically national, if not sub-national.
Since the quantities of greenhouse gases emitted thus far will raise temperatures by 1.5 degrees Celsius compared with pre-industrial times, major political decisions are needed to ensure compliance with the two-degree target.
To be sure, multinational corporations enjoy flexibility in transfer pricing and can exert pressure at the time they make new investment decisions, but their flexibility doesn’t compare to the freedom enjoyed by international portfolio investors.
In the future, China will have to rely more heavily on interest rates to manage monetary policy, using the price of capital, not political considerations, to influence how firms make investment decisions.
The main factors undermining the prospects for US prosperity are mostly the result of its own political decisions.
Various blogs tell him that Russia’s parliament is just a place for rubber-stamping decisions already taken at the top.
To renege on formal decisions and commitments, or to add last-minute obstacles, would make a mockery of the Union’s credibility.
In India, policy changes require political consensus within the ruling coalition, labor laws are strongly defended by unions and political parties, and controversial decisions can be challenged on the streets, in the courts, and ultimately at the polls.
But, despite being state-owned and subject to policy decisions, they function as commercial enterprises (with the possible exception of Norway’s hydrocarbon-funded state-owned investment vehicles).
Managing a Multipolar EuropeLONDON – People used to think that the most important decisions affecting Europe were made in Paris, Berlin, or Brussels.
But attention-getting emotions (such as anger) are not the only factors that drive investment decisions.
Needless to say, however, there is a stark contrast between her advocacy of austerity and her decisions at the height of the refugee crisis.
If left to individual decisions, people would not spend more on consumption, but maybe we can vote for a government that will compel us all to do that collectively, thereby creating enough demand to put the economy on an even keel in short order.
Rather, stimulus is about collective decisions to get aggregate spending back on track.
The decisions taken during your absence by British politicians, especially the leaders of the Conservative Party, have called into question your country’s future.
The fact that charities were unprepared for such questions indicated to Karnofsky and Hassenfeld that other donors and foundations give more or less blindly, without the information needed to make sound decisions about whom to support.
Evaluating charities can be more difficult than making investment decisions.
It is the result of billions of individuals going about their daily activities, making decisions based on the possibilities available to them.
In the 2016 election, the personal beliefs that drove millions of voters’ decisions were based not only on each person’s experiences and the information they accessed, but also on how they processed those experiences and that information.
Likewise, the ECB should have barred banks from the risky CDS market, where they are held hostage to ratings agencies’ decisions about what constitutes a “credit event.”
As a result, nationally elected representatives are responsible for making crucial EU-level decisions.
Granting Iraq the money to restore its oil industry was one of the best post-war decisions that the Bush administration has made.
Such theoretical objections must be set against the fact Europe already exists - indeed, decisions are made everyday on the European level which determine our lives.
Nor is it possible to force decisions without parliamentary support, as in France.
Party caucuses, decisions of party executive committees, and party congresses assume the status of public institutions with informal authority to block government policy.
Given the growing use of the D-Mark in Eastern Europe, and therefore the dependence on decisions taken in Frankfurt, the question as to how the Bundesbank handles the D-Mark's role in the East becomes critical.
Naturally, using many questions could result in split decisions.
Health care is not the only area where political decisions are matters of life and death.
In short, we do not usually identify policy decisions as the causes of individual deaths.
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