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And they have not stopped innovative Western companies from putting their intellectual property and new technologies on the line in China in order to deliver spectacular new products to US customers (think Apple).
The concept’s logic is simple: if we try to deliver better health to a growing population, without regard for the health and security of our natural resources, we will not just struggle to make new strides; we will reverse the progress already made.
Will the deal deliver what it promises?
Crop diversity can also deliver important ecosystem benefits.
We made promises we could not deliver.”
The famous saying in Renaissance France, “What woman desires, God wants,” has become, “What the people desire, politicians will deliver.”
The question is whether Europe’s politicians – who have failed to deliver on far less complicated issues over which they had a lot more control – can seize the moment.
But only one nation-state, the US, has the clout to deliver this.
An enlightened corporate state, where unions fully support growth and competitiveness objectives, can deliver the economic goods as well as more de-centralized systems.
Since then, we have learnt all too unambiguously that Saddam is obsessed with procuring weapons of mass destruction - chemical and biological warheads as well as atomic bombs and the missiles to deliver them.
If Macron wins – a distinct possibility – he will need to deliver change, as will his counterparts elsewhere in Europe.
His voters expect him to deliver on that promise, and he knows it.
The sessions resulted in stories that highlighted mistreatment of women and children and the failures of government agencies to deliver promised services.
But, though this approach could weaken Putin’s legitimacy by limiting his ability to deliver economic prosperity, it could also result in an anti-Western nationalist backlash.
Nevertheless, the IMF is not complacent, and seeks to ensure that policies deliver results.
Regardless of whether Obama can deliver on his promises, America will not regain the stature it had between 1941 and 2000.
Since then, European leaders have gathered time and again by Charlemagne’s ancient throne in Aachen, in the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia, to deliver visionary speeches announcing that the time has finally come to build a truly integrated Europe.
Another vendor, Michel, became a broker himself; after selling one of his kidneys to pay for his father’s medicines, the surgeon forced him to deliver more organs.
Instead, policymakers face strong pressure to deliver short-term, voter-pleasing results – or get punished at the polls.
But the practical reality is that it cannot deliver the tough regulations, closely tailored to domestic economic and political requirements, which financial markets badly need in the aftermath of the worst financial upheaval the world economy has experienced since the Great Depression.
A Speech of Hope for GreeceATHENS – On September 6, 1946 US Secretary of State James F. Byrnes traveled to Stuttgart to deliver his historic “Speech of Hope.”
Who should deliver it?
For even as they deliver information, they also seek to glean it from the public, through polling, focus groups, and all the other instruments of market research and public opinion research.
Moreover, these essential interventions cost little and deliver a lot: to enrich cooking oil with Vitamin A costs less than $0.10 per liter, and fortification in general has a benefit-to-cost ratio of at least eight to one.
Science has demonstrated the cost-effectiveness of food fortification, and the technologies and know-how are available in the private sector, which has the capacity to innovate and deliver products to the poorest.
For starters, it is not enough for governments to deliver reasonable growth.
Rather, they are stimulated in a self-reinforcing fashion by group norms, trends, and advertising, and some increases in consumption deliver no permanent increase in life satisfaction.
While Jordan later loosened official restrictions on audio-visual media, AmmanNet continued to deliver high-quality independent news and commentary.
What is stopping them is the belief that the US or some other outside power (such as Russia) will deliver a decisive victory on their behalf.
This poses a challenge for the UN because of its twin mandates to deliver humanitarian aid impartially and to respect its member states’ sovereignty.
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