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Any delay by one country in moving in that direction would jeopardize efforts made in other countries.
But efforts to eliminate material viewed as extreme by some will raise the specter of censorship.
But, according to a recent World Energy Council report, unless governments and the private sector increase their efforts considerably, ending energy poverty could take another 60-70 years.
Echoing comments by Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, Deputy Economics Minister Mario Baldassarri said in Il Sole 24 Ore last week that all efforts to boost growth are in vain “if someone is pushing on the brake pedal.”
He has made no efforts at economic reform during his term and now seeks to blame the ECB for Italy’s lame economic performance.
Such a recovery requires efforts to create jobs and enhance countries’ productive capacity – for example, through infrastructure development – thereby encouraging complementary private investments and generating the conditions necessary to sustain long-term growth.
As a result, efforts to fight monopoly are lagging, and the next stage of reform – the transition to a “blended ownership system” – remains distant.
Yet, when it comes to efforts to avert such crises, African women often get left out.
Since January 2006, Moscow has negotiated separate deals with energy companies from Germany, France, Italy, Hungary, Serbia, Slovakia, and Denmark that could undercut Europe’s efforts to build additional pipelines aimed at bypassing Russia’s near monopoly of supplies from Central Asia.
The discussion and outcome of the Bratislava summit underscored these efforts.
The first efforts in the nuclear era were unsuccessful United Nations-centered treaties.
The movement’s rapid growth was fueled by widespread opposition to what many regard as official efforts to regiment lifestyles, as well as by frustration over perceived economic inequities.
The theme – illustrated in the tagline “Cancer – Did you know?” – offers an opportunity to reflect on cancer’s true consequences and enhance global prevention and treatment efforts.
But, given the ready availability of vaccines in developed countries, the focus of prevention efforts has shifted to changing cancer-causing lifestyles.
Trump’s gratuitous remarks have now undermined these efforts.
That is why we must step up our efforts to boost our resilience to the climate effects we won’t be able to avoid, and address the associated security consequences.
China can still tap new markets through efforts such as the “Belt and Road Initiative,” but at a considerable cost.
The world spends nearly $7 trillion a year on energy and its infrastructure; yet our current research and development efforts are not up to meeting the challenge of climate change.
Efforts to economize on energy, storing it, and generating it by “clean” or low-carbon methods deserve priority and the sort of commitment from governments that were accorded to the Manhattan Project (which created the atomic bomb) or the Apollo moon landing.
Unfortunately, PiS’s efforts to neuter the Constitutional Court have removed this essential brake on extremism.
For Europe and the US, contesting such laws one by one represents a nearly impossible task, which is why both must redouble their efforts in support of full independence for the Constitutional Court.
But its other intention was probably to stymie American efforts to adopt new United Nations sanctions on Iran.
In its efforts to apply pressure on Europe, the Kremlin has identified Britain as a weak link.
And those efforts go well beyond attempted murder on British territory.
A distinction is often made between “hard” tools for combating terrorism – i.e. executive, including military measures – and “soft” tools such as programs promoting the integration of Muslim immigrants, efforts to stabilize and develop problem countries, and strategies for intercultural dialogue.
As with many efforts of its kind, the agreement needs to be compared to alternative outcomes, starting with the real possibility of not concluding any deal at all.
While some progress has been made in making the negotiations more open and transparent, efforts to go further have met with resistance, and for good reason: unbalanced processes help ensure unbalanced outcomes.
A more balanced agenda would balance attempts to ease capital flows with efforts to facilitate the flow of labor, including unskilled labor.
However, the deep wounds of the past few years of violence will not heal unless serious efforts are made by the government in Jakarta to bring human rights abusers to justice.
Although Wen has won popular support through his tireless efforts for earthquake victims, he remains isolated in official circles.
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