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Here our right confronts much the same dilemma as that facing the right in Western Europe – how to bridge the gulf between the market and the community.
Development Zones for Syrian RefugeesPRINCETON – The Syrian refugee crisis confronts the European Union with an acute dilemma.
The Greek version of this dilemma, in which no one pays taxes because no one else pays taxes, is particularly stark.
Putin’s dilemma poses a real challenge for the EU and the US – but also an opportunity, if they choose significant long-term engagement.
This leads to a situation in which one participant can prevent the resolution of the larger group’s dilemma.
The conundrum that advisers to authoritarian regimes face is akin to a long-standing problem in moral philosophy known as the dilemma of “dirty hands.”
In the end, an adviser to authoritarian leaders cannot escape the dilemma.
As a consequence of this dilemma, Socialist parties across Europe seem paralyzed.
Many upwardly mobile urbanites thus find themselves caught on the horns of a dilemma: how to reconcile aspirations for a better lifestyle, as symbolized by America, with increasing abhorrence of US policies.
Those on the religious right have no dilemma: they just hate America and its policies outright, and oppose all things "un-Islamic," including television, films, radio, and even indigenous forms of dance and music.
China’s leaders will thus be faced with the classic emerging-market dilemma.
This leads to a policy dilemma: rising unemployment rates are forcing politicians in the US and other countries to consider additional fiscal stimulus programs to boost sagging demand and falling employment.
The Growth ConundrumBERKELEY – The world faces a major dilemma.
Europe has no interest in saving Assad from that dilemma.
The fact that Trump appears to have some mental disorder, or disorders, has created a dilemma for psychiatrists, politicians, and journalists alike.
This creates a dilemma for major central banks – beginning with the US Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank – attempting to phase out unconventional monetary policies: they have secured higher growth, but are still not hitting their target of a 2% annual inflation rate.
South Korea undoubtedly faces the biggest dilemma, and the way forward will have to await the conclusions of the investigation into the sinking of its warship and the deaths of its sailors.
For the non-US G7 countries, this uncertainty creates a dilemma.
The US Federal Reserve exemplifies this policy dilemma.
All humanity is faced by this crucial dilemma: to silently watch a suicidal self-propulsion of our civilization; or to become active participants in the maintenance of global public assets, including the most precious one of all – our planet and its biosphere – of which we are a part.
China’s dilemma remains that if it pushes too fast for reform, the Kim regime may collapse.
As a way to address this dilemma, the Senlis Council is proposing to run scientific pilot projects to research an opium licensing system for Afghanistan, which would be a core component of the economic reconstruction process.
This is the great dilemma: we need to emit less CO2, but we are on a global path to emit much more.
In an era of transplants on demand, there is no way around this dilemma.
The Trump administration confronts universities with a serious dilemma.
For the West, this dilemma has been thrown into sharp relief by the murder of the self-exiled Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi at the hands of a Saudi death squad in Turkey.
Macron’s melding of the left and right has created something of an existential dilemma for France’s traditional political parties, which are now struggling for survival.
Donald Trump’s Little WomenNEW YORK – A non-profit women’s health organization in Kenya is confronting an impossible dilemma.
The dilemma that the accident presented is not easy for a foreigner to understand.
It is a classic prisoner’s dilemma: all countries are better off if they contribute to a common cause, but the pressure of national elections impedes politicians’ ability to champion that cause.
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