Degree
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Whether it does is a crucial question, because maintaining a high
degree
of credibility is essential to economic policymaking in the eurozone.
The real groundswell this time seems to have come from the close timing and positive outcomes of recent elections in Iraq, Palestine, and to a lesser
degree
in Saudi Arabia.
He also mentioned “the real possibility that we are dealing with a creature which has a remarkably developed brain and a high
degree
of intelligence.”
One young mother at the nutrition center told me that she was just completing her accountancy
degree
– but there was no work.
A high school diploma was sufficient for office workers 40 years ago, whereas an undergraduate
degree
is barely sufficient today.
Some in Egypt will be satisfied only with full democracy; others (probably a majority) will care most about public order, greater official accountability, a
degree
of political participation, and economic improvement.
These are the consequences that a mere one
degree
of warming above pre-industrial levels has wrought.
As members of a monetary union, they enjoy a relatively high
degree
of exchange-rate stability – far too much stability, in fact.
Respect for any nation’s unique character; the manner of its development; and, the
degree
to which a community decides its fate, is determined primarily by those living within it.
And yet the EU is founded on an agreement that, in exchange for membership, states relinquish a certain
degree
of sovereignty in some areas.
While he promoted parliamentary rule in England, ended the civil war, and allowed a
degree
of religious toleration, he also supported the trial and execution of Charles I and brutally conquered Ireland in response to a perceived threat from an alliance of Irish Catholics and English Royalists.
It financed the UN to a greater
degree
in relative terms than any other country, engaged meaningfully in other international institutions, and supported the development of its Asian neighbors, including China.
Fueled by religious rhetoric and a bloody history, the conflict engenders a
degree
of passion and irrationality that is difficult to moderate.
The theories to which he subscribes often have no basis in reality, but one can at least understand why he might believe them: for a former KGB agent, himself a spymaster, a heightened
degree
of suspicion that things may not be as they appear is not exactly shocking.
Indeed, France has opened its public educational system to an extraordinary degree, refusing all group rights to minorities, but vigorously affirming personal rights, including full access to all social services, regardless of language, religion, or skin color.
High schools and what are known in the United States as community colleges – post-secondary institutions that typically offer a two-year
degree
– need to provide courses tailored for jobs that exist or soon will.
The scale and scope of these challenges necessitate an extraordinary
degree
of cooperation between government and business.
They all provide some
degree
of effective property rights protection and contract enforcement, maintain macroeconomic stability, seek to integrate into the world economy, and ensure an appropriate environment for productive diversification and innovation.
To a large degree, Pakistan’s relations with India, Afghanistan, and the United States depend on the military.
Speaking in Paris, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton reminded us that NATO and EU enlargement created an unprecedented
degree
of stability and security in the eastern half of the continent, that Russia too had benefited from this stability, and that it was critical that Europe’s doors remain open to further enlargement.
But they should not be accorded the
degree
of respect or deference that their seniority and government positions would normally merit.
For example, according to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics, the US this year will create some 120,000 new jobs requiring at least a bachelor's
degree
in computer science.
The strategy includes increasing global talent mobility through expanded US visa programs in so-called STEM fields (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics); broadening access to computer science at the secondary-education level; and increasing STEM teacher training and
degree
programs to equip future generations to meet the needs of a changing labor market.
The CAP’s original aim was to provide a secure source of food for the six original member states of the Union, which were importers of food and sought a
degree
of self-sufficiency.
To be sure, this model cannot be adopted in every country – for one thing, it requires a high
degree
of trust between labor and management.
Second, his ostensible task--representing the EU abroad--must depend on a
degree
of agreement between the member states on foreign policy that is now completely absent.
The Basic Law supposedly established a political framework to accord with the late Deng Xiaoping’s policy of “one country, two systems,” with Hong Kong’s people ruling Hong Kong with a high
degree
of autonomy.
Witness how expenditure cuts by US state governments – many of which are constitutionally required to balance their budgets – frustrated, to some degree, America’s massive federal-government stimulus in 2010-2011.
Europe’s non-eurozone surplus countries – Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland, and Norway (all of which tie their exchange rates to the euro to some degree) – magnify this global imbalance.
Since reunification with our motherland, we have the added safeguard of the Basic Law, which gives effect to the principles of “one country, two systems” and “Hong Kong’s people running Hong Kong with a high
degree
of autonomy.”
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