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But the failure of this administration runs deeper than its chronic and intentional diversion of resources away from the types of policies that keep people safe from disaster.
A deeper, more worrying explanation is that Europe does not have a strong desire for growth.
Above all, the public must develop a deeper understanding of the economic effects of IT, particularly how technologies that have improved the lives of so many are enriching the lives of so few.
In Vietnam, inflation has hovered near 20% or more, with the government seemingly unwilling to embrace deeper reforms.
A common principal, declaration, charter, basic law, or even a constitution with an adequate preamble could - in my opinion - significantly help each and every European to realize the deeper meanings behind European unification.
A banking union for the euro area should be catalytic in encouraging deeper integration of the banking sector.
These programs are needed to limit contagion and restore stability to the eurozone, pending deeper institutional reforms that address fiscal interdependency in the context of monetary union.
It requires new and deeper forms of collaboration, and the US and China are the most important pieces in the larger mosaic that needs to be assembled.
The deeper threat or fear is that Iran’s ultimate target is leadership of Mecca, the cradle of Islam.
While China’s ongoing capital flight is fueling an immediate and substantial decline in demand for US Treasuries, a more sustainable scenario would entail China’s transition to a managed floating exchange-rate regime with a deeper domestic financial market – and less emphasis on maintaining a credible war chest of foreign reserves.
But closer examination of its ideological and psychological components reveals deeper connections.
I have long argued that the fixation on headline GDP overlooks deeper issues shaping the China growth debate.
As policy interest rates are already floored at zero, it is compelled to venture ever deeper into the uncharted realm of “unconventional policies.”
Yet, the ability of European institutions to accommodate deeper and broader integration is increasingly undermined by the persistence of a contradictory and long-obsolete ideal: the nation-state as the basis of political legitimacy and sovereignty.
Researchers also pursued a deeper understanding of the genes involved in sensing colors, in order to help determine which shade of blue – the color that has long been known to attract tsetse flies – would work best for traps.
Instead, it treated the Great Recession as similar to others in the recent past, albeit deeper.
Over the years, this arrangement morphed into a deeper relationship.
But the problem runs deeper than that.
But the immediate trigger for these pressures should not be confused with their deeper causes: Many emerging markets are in real trouble.
This would encourage greater sympathy for and empathy with the different needs and impulses of women and men--and a deeper appreciation that the male paradigm is not the only valid one within which to live life and excel in science.
Europe can either move forward, toward deeper integration, or it can move backward, toward national sovereignty.
Clearly, a new approach is needed – one that is based on a deeper understanding of the dangers inherent in China’s banking system.
The other 30% is also emblematic of a deeper strategic issue that America faces – a profound competitive challenge.
But the attacks also revealed a deeper trend toward disruption by unexpected actors – a trend that would only grow stronger over the subsequent 15 years.
No, the problems run deeper.
If the Welby case falls on the right side of the line drawn by Roman Catholic doctrine, the deeper question is whether Church doctrine draws the line in a place that makes sense.
The answer is something deeper than because they are enumerated in a contract among people who found it practical to articulate and guarantee their rights.
The deepest roots of what we call human rights lie beyond and above us; somewhere deeper than the world of human covenants.
More important, assigning a monetary value to such activities would not address a deeper flaw in GDP: its inability to reflect adequately the lived experience of individual members of society.
Being gay has given me a deeper understanding of what it means to be in the minority and provided a window into the challenges that people in other minority groups deal with every day.”
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