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Indeed, the country’s future depends on his doing just that.
But this depends on how stockpiles are administered.
What Greece Needs to ProsperNEW YORK – Some economists overlook the modern idea that a country’s prosperity depends on innovation and entrepreneurship.
The exact amount depends on how rapidly Americans re-direct their spending from imports to domestically-produced goods, and how much of an expected recovery in the dollar's exchange rate is needed to persuade investors to hold US assets while the spending switchover takes place.
This obviously depends in part on the amount of debt outstanding, the interest rate, and the country’s growth prospects if it continues to pay.
The answer depends on whether one considers the time women in Europe spend on domestic work.
The answer depends crucially on how each country and the international community respond to key policy challenges: addressing global imbalances through macroeconomic policies and long-overdue reform; meeting the costs of aging populations; strengthening defenses against economic and financial crises; and delivering on the pressing imperatives of poverty reduction.
If he were in an expansive mood, the professor might add that the effect of free trade on an economy’s growth rate is not clear, either, and depends on an altogether different set of requirements.
It is an economics that recognizes its limitations and knows that the right message depends on the context.
Long-term security depends on a government’s willingness to provide adequate public goods and services.
Do we really believe that Assad and his cronies are too stupid to have realized that their political survival depends on that of the Islamic State and on maintaining themselves as the keepers of the gate through which the rest of us must pass to wage war against it?
And none of them depends on the political survival of Bashar al-Assad.
We have found in our country's suffering a new and unbreakable national unity, as well as a new determination to embrace root-and-branch reform of our economy, government, and society, because our very independence, not just our European future, depends on it.
They must make him understand that his current path leads away from EU membership and could cost Turkey some of the economic ties on which it depends.
Japan’s ability to alter its trajectory depends on individual companies making decisions to invest, change workplace policies, deploy new technologies, and test untried business models.
The key to military power in the information age depends on the ability to collect, process, disseminate, and integrate complex systems of space-based surveillance, high speed computers, and “smart” weapons.
Europe’s salvation now depends on a fundamental change in Germany’s economic-policy stance, and in France’s position on political integration and structural reforms.
The other tier will include a large pool of contingent middle- and low-skill workers without the benefits, income, or security on which a robust and resilient middle class depends.
Mobilizing resources for these programs depends on cutting wasteful programs and rooting out corruption in our bureaucracy.
But that means uniting as a caucus to demand the policies on which their future prosperity depends.
Finally, most economists agree that, apart from these considerations, the appropriate size of a deficit depends in part on the state of the economy.
A weaker economy calls for a larger deficit, and the appropriate size of the deficit in the face of a recession depends on the precise circumstances.
The willingness of major countries to accept Iran with a nuclear status similar to Japan depends on whether Iran not only refers to itself as a status-quo power – which it occasionally does – but whether it acts as such.
“Our success depends on a coalition of strong and independent nations that embrace their sovereignty to promote security, prosperity, and peace for themselves and for the world.”
That depends on when you think the financial crisis will abate, and the timing of that is as hard to predict as exchange rates.
But history depends on the paths that were taken in the past.
The success of such programs also depends on establishing needle/syringe exchanges at convenient locations, both to provide clean equipment and to draw users into the healthcare system.
Viewed this way, sustainable development should be redefined as “development that meets the needs of the present while safeguarding the Earth’s life-support system, on which the welfare of current and future generations depends.”
Success depends not on what one or even a handful of countries can do alone, but on what all of us are able to achieve by moving forward together against this common threat.
Essentially, parliamentary democracy depends on having (at least) two political parties, each of which has a coherent and explicit programme of government.
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