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Of course, China is not the only economy that depends on infrastructure investment to buttress economic growth.
It is precisely because Japan depends so heavily on the international community for the stability of its external environment that we wish to work even more proactively for world peace.
Another reason for the Fed to reconsider hiking rates is that the legitimacy of the Bretton Woods institutions depends on a well-functioning global financial system.
Rule III: Raise the Gasoline TaxIran’s quest to dominate the Middle East threatens the world because the region accounts for so much of the oil on which the global economy depends.
The cure depends on which of three modes define the fall in asset prices.
As every economics student learns, the trade balance depends on the difference between domestic saving and domestic investment.
Ultimately, everything depends on individual member states’ political will.
Many business leaders do understand that the future of the world economy, and their own companies, depends on reducing poverty, and that this is becomes harder to achieve as inequality widens.
But, proving the aphorism that where you stand depends on where you sit, Modi changed his tune when he moved to Delhi.
But much depends on local conditions.
So, even though a law may be standardized, law enforcement may see divergent outcomes;- Effective law enforcement depends on voluntary compliance.
Voluntary compliance in turn depends on the perception and acceptance of rules by domestic constituencies in the country that imported a law.
A government’s solvency thus depends much more on long-term growth prospects than on the current debt/GDP ratio.
Europe’s future competitiveness depends on it.
In this sense, it provided a major boost to the global rules-based order – upon which Europe, in particular, depends.
Nothing less than the future of the rule of law and constitutional democracy in Spain – and elsewhere – depends on it.
America’s ability to reaffirm its centrality in global affairs depends on the answer.
Militarily, China will focus primarily on its regional supremacy, because the country’s unity depends on it.
Otherwise, though, the transformation of China’s economy and society will be all-important, because the regime’s stability depends on it.
The argument against European structures depends on hostility to a transfer union that might lead to some redistribution of resources.
To save the euro – which is essential, because the European project’s fate depends on the success of monetary union – Europe needs action now: in addition to indispensable austerity measures and structural reforms, there is no way to succeed without a viable economic program that will assure growth.
Any international bid to resolve the problem of Palestine depends on six factors.
Whether the bad parties make it to power – and how they wield that power – depends on many factors.
These prohibitions are based not just on the need to protect human embryos, but also on concerns relating to the availability of donated egg cells, on which parthenogenesis depends – an issue that neither the courts nor the patent office have considered.
In this sense, Russians have come to depend on their belief in Putin as much as he depends on their support.
But it should now be clear to everyone that democratization in the southern Mediterranean cannot bypass Islamist movements, and that the success of that process largely depends on the degree to which their full participation in the political arena is ensured.
What is scarce is attention, which depends on credibility – and government propaganda is rarely credible.
The future of Europe’s banking system depends on it.
Indeed, whether the death penalty is meted out depends on a number of variables, beginning with judicial and social biases.
But continued high growth in emerging markets depends on avoiding a second major downturn in the advanced economies, which continue to absorb a large (though declining) share of their exports.
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