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It is these companies that will back demands for new guidelines on what banks should do and how they should lend.
High-voltage transmission lines across the EU and storage facilities to overcome the problem of meeting basic energy demands will be crucial, as will decentralized distribution grids and higher investment in energy conservation.
Protesters demanded that specific ministers be arrested and put on trial, and they called for the return of pilfered assets – demands that were rarely met.
In a world of competing demands, corrupt governments may seem to serve vital purposes.
More importantly, PTAs are used by hegemonic powers to foist on weaker trading partners demands unrelated to trade but desired by domestic lobbies, at times in a markedly asymmetric way.
Jean-Jacques Rousseau was the conflicted genius who first articulated many basic themes of modernity, from democracy through authenticity, with all their contradictory demands.
It will be determined primarily by domestic political considerations, and will be less likely when it demands spending American dollars or risking American lives.
His fiscal pushes and demands for lower interest rates will get that, for a time, but such growth won't last.
Whether Shaikh can balance the IMF’s demands with ordinary people’s needs will not only determine the Pakistani economy’s direction, but will also have an enormous impact on how Pakistan and its citizens view the world.
The ongoing migrant and refugee crisis demands a new, comprehensive, and coherent global-governance framework.
Political and economic reality demands a more nuanced and cooperative approach.
Fortunately, the EU itself also has a proud tradition of muddling through the challenges it faces, long relying on messy arrangements to accommodate its various members’ needs and demands.
But it can be very difficult when the demands of, say, the company’s shareholders conflict with the interests of its employees, customers, or local communities.
These companies are implementing the stakeholder concept on a micro and macro level, answering to the demands of their employees, customers, and communities, and thus strengthening their brands.
To be sure, the court has not yielded to Europe entirely; it has almost always formulated additional demands.
The long history of Africa’s exploitation demands that this concern not be dismissed out of hand.
But the evidence is clear, and it demands action.
Greece is refusing to acquiesce to demands by its creditors that it cut payments to the elderly and raise the value-added tax on their medicine and electricity.
Europe’s demands – ostensibly aimed at ensuring that Greece can service its foreign debt – are petulant, naive, and fundamentally self-destructive.
Should they press their demands, forcing Greece to exit, the world will never again trust the euro’s longevity.
Most Affluents seem unprepared for this change, but such demands will need to be accommodated.
So they comfort themselves with the thought that demands for democratization reflect Hong Kong's economic woes, nothing more.
If the FRY is not confronted with the same demands others had to meet, this will only strengthen obstructionist forces within Serbia and undermine the security of Serbia's neighbours.
This approach is in line with the demands of the Sustainable Development Goals, which were approved by all United Nations member states – including all Arab countries – in 2015.
But asking hard questions of our nation’s leaders is exactly what democracy demands when the government’s response to Hurricane Katrina is widely viewed as “a national disgrace.”
Since capital can now avoid states that tax and regulate, governments cater to its demands.
Yet China’s leaders also recognized that they ignored popular demands at great peril.
In the absence of a credible and readily available political alternative, deadlock will likely continue, with the pace of change slower than the population demands.
The real sources of growth are not to be found in supplies and demands and the allocation of scarce resources to alternative uses, but in technological and organizational change – about which economists have too little to say.
The rioting may not be organized - no clear leaders or political demands have emerged.
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