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With this in mind, the declaration demands greater efforts to eradicate poverty, ensure food security, and meet the agriculture challenges posed by climate change.
A country’s legislature is the single most important institution for protecting its citizenry from the excesses of the elite and the costly demands of narrow interests.
Yet it is not just Arabs or Muslims who support the Palestinians’ just demands for a fair peace agreement.
The civil rights of the Russian minorities in the Baltics and elsewhere are now enshrined in law, due in no small part to NATO demands.
Then there is the unresolved status of Kosovo, where the Albanian majority demands independence, and extremists threaten to fight for it.
It demands security guarantees for the Serbian minority and cultural monuments, as well as control of the borders with Albania and Macedonia to stop traffic in arms, drugs, and women, and to prevent the use of Kosovo by Albanian extremists.
Of the harm that inequality inflicts on our economies, politics, and societies, the damage done to children demands special concern.
One of the most important arguments against a market economy is that markets are blind to justice and social demands.
The crisis -- which Africa did nothing to cause -- demands a strong response.
This demands strong fiscal institutions in peripheral countries – not more centralized fiscal control.
In the US, educational attainment levels are not keeping pace with technology’s demands.
Because no society can ensure complete equality, "welfare democracy" feeds dissatisfaction and frustration - and hence demands for more welfare democracy, not less.
In poor countries like Nigeria, the battle against AIDS demands an array of medical personnel, clinics, and medicines that simply do not exist.
The proper, efficient use of the expected influx of international funds demands a powerful political commitment from government at the highest level.
The longer Egypt’s current disarray persists, the more its political elites will lose the battle for the hearts and minds of a population whose basic aspirations are summed up by four well-founded demands: bread, dignity, social justice, and democracy.
As a result, even when Greece fails to comply with its creditors’ demands – for, say, tax hikes or pension reforms – it continues to receive assistance with few penalties.
The zone promises to kick-start a new round of liberalizing reforms and help China’s economy adapt to the latest demands of globalization.
With construction activity and investment spending grinding to a halt, sharp recessions – which cause tax revenues to fall, even as surging unemployment demands increased social spending – are unavoidable.
This is not a prescription for a soggy policy that denies the demands of the real world.
But whatever their purpose, by raising fanciful hopes they thwart the possibility for real reform - something, incidentally, that the West ceaselessly demands from the Kremlin.
These demands, and the manner in which they are being made, will be a first for a G7 meeting.
But this supply-side fix doesn’t address the demands of China’s burgeoning middle class.
For its part, the National Assembly has already begun to put together a precise roadmap for implementing similar demands endorsed in the July 16 referendum.
Political leadership at such a moment demands a Churchillian accent.
The EU is thus caught between demands for more solidarity from the young in its southern members and dissatisfaction with open borders among the elderly in the north.
For example, fintech should be aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals – an effort that demands new standards, market innovation, and collaboration.
Fourth, rising job losses lead to greater demands for protectionist measures, as governments are pressured to save domestic jobs.
In the United States, Donald Trump’s election as president is a punishment to an establishment that disregarded the demands of the 2011 Occupy Wall Street protests.
These policies could then be entirely subjugated to the demands of the gold standard and free capital mobility.
Digitalization demands less in the way of assets, and more in terms of talent.
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