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Yet refusing the Kremlin’s embrace is equally destructive.
It is a somewhat radical vision, one that can be fulfilled only if political forces are willing to embrace it, not least in France and Germany.
Notwithstanding the public’s resistance, advanced-country populations should embrace immigration.
We will need to embrace global goals and then establish scientific, engineering, and political processes to support their achievement.
So it has been with Australia’s belated embrace this month, after years of political wrangling, of a new “hard-headed but not hard-hearted” approach to handling seaborne asylum seekers.
Those in the Muslim world who want to embrace reform must be driven by the conviction that theocracy has never served as a vehicle for human progress.
The fight to eradicate misery, illiteracy, and corruption, and Islam’s embrace of science, do not depend on the results of the Middle East peace process.
The time has come to embrace the concept of true long-term investing, which requires marshaling the capacity of institutionally mobilized capital to support investment opportunities that will secure a sustainable future for all.
And the recent “Windrush” scandal over the government’s poor treatment of Caribbean-born legal residents has reprised the illiberal legacy of May’s previous tenure at the Home Office.But equally insidious has been the government’s embrace of “Britain First” mercantilism, under which arms sales to Saudi Arabia are not a matter for caution, but rather an opportunity for profit.
But equally insidious has been the government’s embrace of “Britain First” mercantilism, under which arms sales to Saudi Arabia are not a matter for caution, but rather an opportunity for profit.
Germany’s experience with hyperinflation in the 1920s and its subsequent embrace of “ordoliberalism,” in which the government avoids interfering in the economy, has “rendered Germans allergic to macroeconomics,” Eichengreen writes.
For Israelis, that omission reveals even the most moderate Palestinians’ unwillingness to embrace the existence of a Jewish state.
We found that policymakers should first embrace comprehensive programs targeting at-risk children.
No matter how influential new media have been, they cannot replace the need for a region-wide “manifesto for change” that all who seek freedom can embrace.
In Vietnam, inflation has hovered near 20% or more, with the government seemingly unwilling to embrace deeper reforms.
But the current options that many governments wish to embrace will not do the job.
Iraq has been falling apart not just because of Maliki’s failure to reach out to the country’s 20% Sunni minority, but also because of the Sunnis’ failure to embrace a country whose majority political expression is Shia.
America’s growing embrace of soccer reflects some important ways in which the US has “joined” the world.
Shinzo Abe: “I will invite to Hiroshima or Nagasaki on the August A-bomb anniversary all six-party talks leaders to kick-start serious negotiations on a Northeast Asia Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zone, which will embrace Japan and both Koreas and be guaranteed by the US, China, and Russia.
The European Central Bank’s belated embrace of quantitative easing was a welcome step forward, but policymakers’ enormously destructive decision to shut down a member state’s banking system – for what appears to be political reasons – is a far larger step backward.
Even if a billion people embrace a foolish idea, it is still a foolish idea.
The goal for leaders in Botswana must be to convince their constituents – and perhaps also themselves – to embrace the universality of that sentiment.
Moreover, Weah and his government would do well to embrace Sirleaf’s statement that “poverty, illiteracy, disease, and inequality do not belong in the twenty-first century.”
Finally, like Sirleaf, Weah’s government must embrace coalition-building and active engagement at the local, regional, and global levels.
Given that agriculture uses 70% of the world’s reliable water supply (and the potential impact of climate change on water reliability), a comprehensive approach to climate security will need to embrace better water policies, better integrated land management, and agricultural market reform.
If the eurozone does not want to embrace capital controls, it has only two alternatives: make the local printing of money more difficult, or offer investment guarantees in countries that markets view as insecure.
Poland's bishops refuse to embrace democracy for different reasons.
The embrace of essential human-rights standards as a cornerstone of a country’s development is one of our era’s seminal innovations.
Second, and perhaps more importantly, we should embrace migration as a proven method of bringing immediate relief and stability to poor nations.
But in the final analysis, the conviction--or lack of it--that joining EMU will bring powerful economic benefits is the force likely to guide decisions about whether to embrace the euro as soon as possible.
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