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They are also relatively cheap and easy to deliver.
And we are finding innovative ways to deliver them, especially in hard-to-reach areas.
We have the knowhow to produce effective vaccines, make them affordable, and deliver them to the children who need them.
The sensitive handling of these issues will be essential if we are to reap the potential $3 trillion in value that usage of open data could deliver each year.
Without such a consistent reminder of the need to tackle AMR, not to mention transparency about progress, the world could become sidetracked and miss the rapidly closing window of opportunity to deliver the changes needed to stop the rise of drug-resistant infections.
More than any Iranian president since 1979, Rouhani can deliver his part of the bargain – that is, if and when a bargain is struck.
Austerity might have worsened the slump temporarily, but it did deliver fiscal sustainability without permanent damage to the economy.
The Kremlin has remained willing to believe that Trump’s failure to deliver on his promise to improve ties is the result of opposition in Congress, not to mention the demonization of Putin by US Democrats and media.
With Trump having bullied his party into submission, it seems unlikely that his failure to deliver for Putin can be blamed on others.
Distrust of the elites fosters distrust of the system, and the longing for great leaders who will deliver us from the selfishness of professional politicians will lead to new forms of tyranny.
Another issue that demands diplomacy is North Korea, which is developing nuclear weapons and the intercontinental ballistic weapons needed to deliver them.
More generally, China must deploy its large balance sheet to deliver income or benefits that expand what households view as safely consumable income.
Unilaterally imposing tariffs on Chinese imports would likely trigger trade disputes, invite Chinese retaliation, and hurt US businesses that create wealth – and deliver affordable products to American consumers – by basing their production facilities in China.
Turkey’s middle class will not support a party that fails to advance its interests and deliver economic prosperity.
A good example is Zipline, which deploys drone technology to deliver blood transfusions to remote areas of Rwanda.
Unfortunately, the PRSPs have failed to deliver.
Making Do With MoreBERKELEY – In the United States, just three out of ten workers are needed to produce and deliver the goods we consume.
It is hard to know what US President Donald Trump is thinking when he boasts that his policies will deliver up to 6% growth (unless he is talking about prices, not output!).
After all, midwives do not just deliver babies; they deliver lives.
The first choice is bound to imply elaborate measures designed to deliver “more of the same” – a strengthening of the Stability and Growth Pact, for example, with more provisions for economic policy surveillance and cooperation.
Both public and private investment will be needed in order to deliver the best science and education in the world.
In this sense, the Indian state has been rather a poor agent; it collects little and delivers a pittance – and what it does deliver is of grossly inadequate quality.
As a former trade minister for Costa Rica, I know how difficult it is for countries – developed and developing alike – to craft trade policies that deliver benefits to all of their people.
To be sure, trade must deliver for all countries and for all people, from factory workers suffering plant closures in Europe or the United States to subsistence farmers trapped in informal economies in Africa and South Asia.
No country can deliver long-term prosperity to its people on its own.
So far, Trump has failed to deliver any major legislative policy achievements.
Iranians are also less optimistic about President Hassan Rouhani’s ability to deliver greater prosperity, as large protests in December and January showed.
Second, unlike national democracies, the EU does not derive its legitimacy from the process through which political choices are made, but mainly from the output it can deliver.
Can they deliver?
So, as Germans once again see their “Iron Chancellor” deliver butter-soft results, they are increasingly likely to trust those who warn that the government is being tricked into a “transfer union” that uses German money to finance handouts for fiscally lax EU members.
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