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The next president of the World Bank will, of course, need to rebuild credibility and deliver on the Bank’s promises to work vigorously with our country partners in the fight for good governance.
Now is the time to accelerate progress toward gender parity, and to women’s power to deliver growth and improve social wellbeing.
Fueled by the failure of the peace process to deliver an end to Israel's occupation, and by the Old Guard's failure to deliver good governance, the Young Guard allied themselves with radical Islamists.
By destroying the Palestinian Authority's civil and security infrastructure, Israel dealt a severe blow to the PA's ability to deliver services to this "up-for-grabs" population.
In a media culture that can deliver instant stardom and fickle trends, our attention shifts too rapidly to see the forest for the trees.
Now go back and deliver the ‘correct’ verdict.”
This approach cannot succeed if such practices require what local government cannot deliver.
Measured productivity slows as intermediate zero-sum activities proliferate, while other zero-sum activities swell GDP but deliver no welfare benefit.
Imagine in 2100 a world in which solar-powered robots, manufactured by robots and controlled by artificial intelligence systems, deliver most of the goods and services that support human welfare.
A successful single currency will deliver extra impetus to the dynamic of political integration in the EU, and will strengthen Europe’s role as the holder of a leading international currency on par with the dollar.
He knows that he must deliver results that improve people’s lives.
Fortunately for him, the expectation that he will deliver relief from Obama’s regulatory stranglehold and high taxes on capital has, for now, buoyed stock markets, and the Democrats seem to be self-destructing.
Their first job is to get the desperately-needed aid that often they alone can deliver to populations in need and in danger.
This discrepancy reflects a deep divide – in the US and elsewhere – between people’s hopes for the UN and their expectations of its ability to deliver.
But competition is one principle that ought to command broad political support, because of the benefits that it tends to deliver for ordinary people.
Of course, merely loosening unions’ grip on policy, and finding ways for teachers and schools to compete over who can provide the best education, will not deliver the knowledge and skills that modern workers need.
By accepting this, progressives could forge a consensus with centrists and help to deliver better results for a core constituency: ordinary workers.
By demanding better state services, rather than an “Arab Spring,” Algerians have walked a fine line, highlighting the regime’s inability to deliver security and economic prosperity, despite its efforts to stifle all debate.
Interest rates would begin rising in the United States and the United Kingdom; quantitative easing would deliver increased inflation in Japan; and restored confidence in banks would enable a credit-led recovery in the eurozone.
In France’s semi-presidential system, Macron can deliver the change he promised only with a supportive majority in the National Assembly.
If he succeeds, Macron will need to deliver the political and economic shake-up that he has promised, in a country that has resisted reform for decades.
Eliminating open defecation in rural areas would cost only about $14 billion annually, and would deliver social benefits of $6 for every $1 spent.
Putin’s popularity, which remains high, rests on a social compact requiring the government to deliver financial stability and a slowly but steadily rising standard of living.
Ironically, the financial crash provided the shock therapy under communist aegis that the Russian reformers failed to deliver.
If Trump is to deliver more jobs and higher incomes to his voters, one vehicle to do so is to promote the green agenda of energy efficiency and renewables.
Islamic finance can help deliver much-needed solutions to the Muslim world’s development challenges.
In its eagerness to deliver high-profile scalps to The Hague, the UN Organization Stabilization Mission in the DRC (MONUSCO) has lost sight of its original purpose, which is to quell the FDLR threat.
The recent popularity of so-called impact investment funds, which promise to deliver decent returns while advancing social or environmental goals, is based on this unease.
Harnessing technology will also require sensible economic reforms, better infrastructure, more capable institutions, and strategies to deliver digital solutions to marginalized populations.
Meanwhile, the political legitimacy of the Palestinian leadership has long been declining, and many Palestinians doubt that it can articulate a national strategy and deliver an agreement with Israel in any form.
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