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If Pakistan fails to do so, Trump declared, it will “have much to lose.”
Milton Friedman, a leading proponent of the profit-oriented approach to corporate management, famously declared that “the business of business is business.”
A leading public intellectual Naoki Inose, who is also Tokyo’s vice governor, has declared that “the era of growth is over.”
A recent poll showed that 59% of Mexicans believe that the government is losing the war that it declared, while only 23% support the government’s current course.
We have declared war on this conception of Europe.
Earlier this year, Puerto Rico declared bankruptcy.
Macri has declared 2017 to be the “year of renewable energy,” and committed Argentina to meeting 20% of its electricity demand with renewable energy by 2025.
This informal group, comprising countries ranging from Germany and Brazil to the Marshall Islands, declared its “unshakeable” commitment to the accord.
As George H.W. Bush declared, “We know how to secure a more just and prosperous life for man on Earth: through free markets, free speech, free elections, and the exercise of free will unhampered by the state.”
The EU parliamentarians called the Polish government’s actions a witch-hunt, and Geremek declared Poland’s “lustration” law a threat to civil liberties.
Solidarity, pushed underground when martial law was declared in December 1981, survived seven years of repression and then returned in 1989 on the wave of Gorbachov’s “perestroika.”
In 2013, the Bank declared a new goal – to eradicate extreme poverty by 2030.
Foreign journalists declared it the biggest legitimacy crisis in the 25-year history of the Islamic Republic, but Iranians seemed surprised by the commotion.
The caller declared that he must vet him to "determine whether he held any views that might be embarrassing to the president."
Reflecting the freebooting financial zeitgeist that prevailed at the time, the International Monetary Fund declared in 2006 that “the dispersion of credit risk by banks to a broader and more diverse group of investors…has helped make the banking and overall financial system more resilient…” As a result, “the commercial banks may be less vulnerable to…shocks.”
On a trip to Russia’s Asian port of Vladivostok, Russian President Dmitri Medvedev declared that the social and economic development of Russia’s Far East is a national priority.
At a rally in May, he declared, “The only important thing is the unification of the people, because the other people don’t mean anything.”
European leaders understand this, which is why they have repeatedly declared that all European countries have the right to choose their own path.
Another explosion in the Ferghana valley could be hard to contain if the pieces of declared and actual policy are not brought together, and if the most important regional leaders aren’t brought on board.
Although Modi has declared that “the government has no business to be in business,” he has failed to question his government’s ownership and control of airlines and hotels.
That is why leaders and policymakers from across the continent have declared 2014 Africa’s Year of Agriculture and Food Security.
But he was no avatar of philistinism: on the contrary, he declared in 1963 that “ignorance and illiteracy…breed failures in our social and economic system.”
“The age of American predominance is over,” declared one economist.
"In this country, the real blockade, the one that affects the daily life of the people is the internal governing system," he declared.
But now we have returned to an aesthetic of political mesmerization, reflected in the host government’s declared aim that China should win more gold medals than any country before.
Last year, 11 climate scientists declared that the Paris agreement had actually set back the fight against climate change, saying that, “Our backs are against the wall and we must now start the process of preparing for geoengineering.”
This signals a major shift from the previous, outdated strategy, issued in 2003, whose much-maligned opening sentence declared, “Europe has never been so prosperous, so secure, nor so free.”
The US Plutocracy’s War on Sustainable DevelopmentNEW YORK – The US plutocracy has declared war on sustainable development.
Keeping domestic prices for food and energy artificially low has proved to be not only ruinously expensive, but also very ineffective in achieving the declared goal of helping to alleviate poverty.
The “reforms” proposed by Saif al-Islam included releasing some political prisoners, especially those, like the LIFG, who declared their allegiance to Qaddafi’s regime.
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