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One of his first decisions will be to implement a ban on all forms of torture.
And they can become an important political constituency, so that decisions made about them are not made without them.
The report rejects claims that the IMF was effectively a junior member of the Troika, insisting that all decisions were made by consensus.
Board approval was sought, but only after the key decisions were already made.
It would be better to allow an independent management team to make decisions free of political interference, in the manner of a central bank policy committee.
And it requires IMF management to demonstrate that it can consistently make decisions based on program countries’ economic interest, not on the political preferences of powerful national shareholders.
So, too, on the other side, did Hans van Delden, a Dutch nursing home physician and bioethicist who for the past 20 years has been involved in all of the major empirical studies of end-of-life decisions in his country.
In other words, unless European countries band together, we will be at the mercy of others’ decisions in the future.
But the UK is creating the impression that it has no such vision, creating a vicious cycle in which decisions increasingly seem to conflict with our interests, fueling more grievances.
Big decisions – on the single market, justice and home affairs, and the composition of the next Commission, to name a few – lie ahead.
This opens the possibility that the US’s voting power could temporarily fall below the 15% threshold needed to veto decisions that require the support of 85% of IMF members’ votes.
February 15 demonstrates that people throughout the world will use them to demand their right to help shape global political decisions.
In the case of an entire country, the trade deficit and the corresponding capital-account surplus is simply a consequence of the decisions made by the country’s residents.
Of course, government budget-allocation decisions are complicated and dogged by political imperatives.
But without evidence about costs and benefits, decisions are made in the dark.
Dealing with the deficit has required difficult decisions – from reforming the welfare system and increasing the state pension age to controlling public-sector pay.
The paradigm has become so universally accepted – and the model simulations underpinning central banks’ decisions have become so complex – that few are willing to question it.
The decisions that we will make both individually and collectively in the foreseeable future will determine whether twenty-first century science yields benign or devastating outcomes.
And the government refuses even to publish the Court’s decisions in the official law journal, which means that the rulings cannot take effect.
With that assured, and its decisions respected, the Court will be able to address real threats to human rights or democratic values posed by PiS legislation.
Most Israeli Jews believe that there should be limits on their Arab counterparts’ political influence, with “crucial national decisions,” such as self-determination, being left to the Jewish majority.
Key decisions need to be made in close consultation with the country’s emerging leadership about which international institutions, civilian and military, should be present on the ground.
Bankers were once supposed to know every borrower, and to make case-by-case lending decisions.
The research provides NGOs and government officials with the intellectual ammunition to advocate for more funding for effective solutions, and it gives donors and elected officials a wealth of data on which to base tough decisions.
Many major corporate decisions are made during one-on-one meetings between Putin and a company’s CEO.
The lesson is that we should think about the economic long term when making decisions that have broad social consequencesAnd, of course, voter unrest is not limited to the US.
Multinational organizations need to consider seriously how decisions about outsourcing, shifting profits, and finding tax advantages overseas will be perceived.
For the French, as for all Europeans, the EU is not a foreign entity, and its decisions are an integral part of domestic policies.
Also significant, we are told, is the agreement to make decisions by simple majority, with countries’ votes to be roughly in proportion to their contributions.
This means that no single country can block action, in contrast to the IMF executive board, which makes decisions by consensus, giving large countries like the United States de facto veto power.
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