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Amateur historians ask breathlessly whether this could be the year of decisive change in the Middle East, the year when regime after regime falls prey to rising discontent with authoritarian rulers who have failed to deliver decent lives to their people.
Watching these events from afar, I find it difficult to escape the conclusion that it is not authoritarian rule per se that is being challenged in the streets, much as we democrats would like to believe otherwise; rather, authoritarian rule has simply failed to deliver the goods.
When Obama was faced with a campaign crisis over incendiary racial remarks by his former pastor, he did not simply distance himself from the problem, but made use of the episode to deliver a speech that served to broaden the understanding and identities of both white and black Americans.
Instead, they may simply deliver the Paraguayan state into the hands of Colorado leaders who are intent on turning back the clock on democratization, excluding Liberals, and marginalizing all groups demanding more effective and inclusive use of public resources.
New bus routes between India and Pakistan may not make headlines, but they deliver a degree of normalcy to relations riddled with mistrust.
We have the knowledge, expertise, and partnerships to make a very real positive difference to biodiversity conservation worldwide, and we welcome support from all parts of society to help us deliver this.
For starters, national health-care spending across the OECD must shift from its almost exclusive focus on medical care and embrace new entrants that can deliver health improvements.
But that seems unlikely, partly because the US demands are either beyond China’s capacity to deliver (such as a substantial reduction in the bilateral imbalance) or are too fuzzy to be verifiable in the short term (such as ending forced technology transfer).
Since taking office in May, he has strived to deliver.
Yet tapping the Bowland Shale could reignite the UK economy and deliver huge cuts in CO2 emissions.
But everyone would also be in better shape today if Bush had been able to actually deliver on the main issues his interlocutors took up with him.
Whether Bush can deliver the goods is obviously open to question, but since Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid traveled to Mexico City two days later to make the same commitment, it seems that Mexico’s six years of vain efforts might finally prove fruitful.
A rate of $7-$8 per ton would generate enough revenue to deliver on this promise, with the money flowing to countries with low per capita emissions.
Because the US and Japan have neither territorial claims in the South China Sea nor an interest in the natural resources – including oil, gas, and fisheries – that it contains, they are the ideal candidates to deliver this message and, one hopes, convince China to negotiate a multilateral security agreement.
But, with climate negotiators promising to deliver the global agreement that they could not deliver in Copenhagen in 2009, the December 2015 summit in Paris is almost certain to be another debacle.
As a high-ranking European Commission official once asked me: “Your debt will be cut come hell or high water, so why are you expending precious political capital to insist that we deliver the restructuring now?”
The most popular explanation for dollar weakness is that Trump, through incompetence or misdirection, failed to deliver what he promised.
So there must be more to its weakening than just Trump’s failure to deliver.
Most important, what does “reasonable cost” mean, and how might a system be organized to deliver it?
Modern health-care systems deliver a range of services, but they also typically offer more than is necessary.
Just what the EU should deliver, and how, in the absence of further integration remains unexplained.
Believing Jacques Chirac would deliver on his pledges of support, it promised NATO membership.
Yet it would be a grave mistake to assume that the ECB can deliver lasting economic peace.
They do not expect much from the state and are not surprised when it fails to deliver.
In India, by contrast, even when you might think that government should be expected to deliver more, expectations are not high.
Meanwhile, new start-ups have created apps to deliver real-time information to migrants on the move.
These are just a sample of the benefits that multilateral institutions deliver for modern societies.
Rather, we must make it deliver results for the modern day.
While G20 leaders have already given a nod to some of these reforms, a far wider range of officials, regulators, and investors, across many local, national, and regional jurisdictions, must do the difficult work to deliver results.
The episode shows that India’s much-touted economic development has shallow roots, as it has failed to deliver caste equality and social justice to the underclasses.
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