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Worse, whenever Moscow persists in its demands, Lukashenko abrogates agreements without a twinge of conscience.
Previous
demands
for pragmatic reforms have escalated into pressure for the wholesale transformation – or even total destruction – of the global framework of multilateral institutions.
They still support Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee, but their
demands
for accountability have laid down boundaries beyond which the BJP and Congress will now stray only at the risk of paying a high political cost.
Cameron might actually get other European leaders to agree to his
demands
for reform, without which he has said he would not campaign to keep his country in the EU.
But
demands
for more comprehensive changes are likely to grow louder.
Nearly two centuries ago, John Quincy Adams, America’s sixth president, was wrestling with domestic
demands
for intervention in the Greek war for independence when he famously said that the US “goes not abroad in search of monsters to destroy.”
Increasingly, passive support for Putin and his policies is no longer enough; the regime
demands
expressions of wholehearted approval, while imposing rules for government-approved behavior.
Refusing to conform to such
demands
could have serious consequences, just as it did in the Soviet era.
These countries urgently need structural reforms that can generate more inclusive economic growth and political institutions that channel, rather than suppress, legitimate popular
demands.
To make matters worse, the demand for wood for reconstruction following last year’s tsunami is intensifying the already untenable
demands
being placed on Sumatra’s forests.
Iran is surely his finest moment, a historic milestone that
demands
full-throated approval.
Indeed, they must openly acknowledge the impossibility of supporting
demands
for ever-higher material consumption in Asia without irreversibly changing our planet’s climate and resource pool.
Combining the best elements of these two regimes would produce an ideal system – the kind of system that could actually respond to the
demands
of the disillusioned US voters who elected Trump.
For example, in the US, reliable technocrats would push through the worker re-skilling programs that were promised as long ago as the early 2000s to train the labor force to meet the changing
demands
of the economy.
Today’s complex security environment, with terrorist attacks by non-state actors occurring alongside traditional state-to-state wars,
demands
a nimble, integrated strategy.
A major reason is that reaching high-income status
demands
a strong network of modern institutions that define individuals’ rights and obligations, enable market exchange and non-market interactions, and enforce the rule of law by resolving disputes fairly.
Given this, rather than allowing
demands
for maximum efficiency to push structures to their limits, redundancies (equivalent capabilities implemented in multiple ways) should be built into systems.
Fear may be a great motivator in the short term, but it is a terrible basis for making smart decisions about a complicated problem that
demands
our full intelligence for a long period.
But if China wants to raise the military budget to improve the quality of its army, the conflict with the
demands
of fiscal stability could make military transparency important for domestic reasons, and China might no longer view it as being off limits in its relations with the US.
The likely result is a larger family that
demands
more unpaid childcare, thereby undermining educational attainment and reinforcing the gender pay gap.
Students, workers, and families – all had their legitimate demands, and all nonetheless converged on the same desire for emancipation.
While responding to such
demands
would help to ease political tensions across the eurozone, they would face strong opposition within Germany.
Western observers could accept the exiles’ assurances that their proposals on autonomy are negotiable and not bottom-line demands, rather than damning them before talks start.
Combating racism, promoting tolerance, and respecting the religious sentiments of others does not mean that we need to question press freedom or accept Islamists’
demands
for censorship, even when real religious sentiments are offended, as in the case of the Danish caricatures.
Canada, for example, is exempted on the condition of a successful renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement, effectively threatening the country unless it gives into US
demands.
With some notable exceptions, mainstream schools in most countries remain insulated from the
demands
of industry, which all too often means they are cut off from rapid evolution in the economy at large.
It also
demands
recognition of just how little is known about “building nations,” particularly after revolutions – a process that should be viewed in terms of decades, not years.
If national pride
demands
eternal Polish ownership of Polish land, and thus scuttles membership in the EU, Poland will be condemned to a future as a kind of a gigantic museum of the peasantry.
Moreover, Russia is hinting at the many worries within EU countries about potential
demands
for self-rule, by, for example, the Basques in Spain, the Turks in northern Cyprus, and the large Hungarian minorities in Romania and Slovakia.
This
demands
a substantial increase in the funding allocated to pollution prevention in low- and middle-income countries, both from national budgets and donor aid.
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