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In February 2007, Putin, in an anti-Western tirade delivered in Munich, declared: “I think it is obvious that NATO expansion does not have any relation with the modernization of the Alliance itself or with ensuring security in Europe.
If European countries used similar criteria to those used in the United States for determining economic cycles, the Great Recession in Britain would quite possibly not have been declared over in the first place.
European countries, like most, use a simple rule of thumb: a recession is declared following two consecutive quarters of falling GDP.
At the time, the NBER Committee declared that there had been a recession in 2001 (based on employment and various other indicators), even though the initial GDP data did not show two consecutive quarters of declining output, let alone three.
The CEPR Committee declared that the Great Recession ended in the eurozone after the second quarter of 2009, the same time as in the US.
It declared that a second recession started in the latter part of 2011 – and continues to this day.
Re-Orienting AmericaNEW YORK – Some 40 years ago, when I entered Oxford University as a graduate student, I declared my interest in the Middle East.
Three California cities have recently declared bankruptcy: Stockton, the largest American city ever to do so;San Bernardino, the second-largest bankrupt city; and Mammoth Lakes.
In 2008, United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon declared the goal of ensuring universal access to malaria-control interventions by the end of 2010 for all those at risk of the disease, with the ultimate goal of reaching near-zero malaria deaths by 2015.
As Bossuet, Louis XIV’s confessor, declared to the Sun King: “You’ll die, but you are immortal.”
The history books are not yet written, nor the victor declared.
On March 15, the UN committee declared that Tanzania had violated its international human-rights obligations.
In 1971, fighting broke out when Bangladesh, then known as East Pakistan, declared independence from Pakistan.
Moreover, Chief Cabinet Secretary Shinzu Abe, the front-runner to succeed him, has openly declared that he will continue to visit the shrine as prime minister.
India debated this question 40 years ago, when then-Prime Minister Indira Gandhi declared a state of emergency.
It seems that somewhere between the Green Revolution and the biotechnology revolution, the developed world declared the battle for food security won and moved on.
At a celebration of Marxism in Beijing last week, Chinese President Xi Jinping declared that, “like a spectacular sunrise, the theory illuminated the path of humanity’s exploration of the law of history, and humanity’s search for [its] own liberation.”
Some have even declared that the “India story” is over.
After the Catalan parliament declared independence, the Spanish national government invoked a constitutional provision to take administrative control of the region, escalating the crisis.
In the fifteenth century, Moscow was declared a “Third Rome,” the savior of spiritual Christianity.
They also declared that the £350 million ($465 million) supposedly sent to the EU each week would be reallocated to the cash-strapped National Health Service.
Her comment was an explicit reference to Allende’s last speech from the besieged La Moneda palace on September 11, 1973, when he declared that some day, much sooner than later, “we will reopen the great promenades down which free men pass.”
Just a few days ago, he declared his intention to remain involved in politics, though not to run for prime minister a fourth time.
He declared a popular former president to be a “rapist,” flipped his position on one policy after another, bragged that his running mate could be “anyone” who supported him, and told the National Rifle Association that Hillary Clinton, the likely Democratic nominee, would “release violent criminals from jail.”
Publicly acknowledging that the US “has been the largest historic emitter of greenhouse gases,” she declared that the America “must lead efforts to cut harmful emissions and build a lower carbon-economy.”
Yushchenko immediately declared his intention to pursue privatization, land reform, and a consolidation of bloated state finances.
One year ago, in Maputo, Mozambique, for example, African health ministers declared TB a “regional emergency” and lined up behind a new “Global Plan to Stop TB,” which includes specific targets and guidelines for addressing TB/HIV co-infection.
Having declared their unilateral targets, they are unlikely to engage in further multilateral negotiations.
During a declared crisis, IMF lending should be financed entirely by new SDR issues in unlimited amounts.
“The idea that a Palestinian state should be established within the Land of Israel has reached a dead end,” he declared.
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