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That agreement would later develop into NATO, which, for four decades,
enabled
an alliance of independent democracies with shared values and market economies to withstand the Soviet threat – and which has safeguarded Europe to this day.
A longer-term concern is the rise of China – an economic and demographic powerhouse whose expanding military capacity has
enabled
it to take an increasingly assertive stance in territorial disputes, including with Japan in the East China Sea.
But she knew that refusing to do so was precisely what had
enabled
her to survive.
In Africa, Asia, and Latin America, microfinance has
enabled
SMEs to invest in drought-resistant crops, build better irrigation systems, and purchase climate insurance to protect incomes when crops fail because of too much – or too little – rainfall.
The civil war has
enabled
the extremist Islamic State to build up its capacity to the point that, if the Syrian regime were to collapse entirely, the group would likely be able to take advantage of the power vacuum to seize control of the entire country.
And it is a grave mistake to think that this can be achieved without a political solution to the conflict in Syria – the conflict that
enabled
the organization’s explosive growth.
As a result, they have expanded into global markets,
enabled
by an extralegal system of relationships based on clientelism and corruption.
But technological advances have
enabled
the exploitation of resources to extend farther and deeper than ever before.
His approach – to convince bureaucrats, opposition-party leaders, and the general public to support gradual reform – may seem to reflect cautious conservative timidity, but it has
enabled
the long-term success of his government’s measures.
Finally, our past technological triumphs did not actually conserve natural resources, but instead
enabled
humanity to mine and use these resources at a lower overall cost, thereby hastening their depletion.
Further breakthroughs,
enabled
by the convergence of science and technology, can be expected, especially as unconventional players enter the health-care sector.
This East Asian “savings glut”
enabled
a debt-fuelled consumption glut in the US, Britain, and much of the Western world.
Yet, even if he was largely forgotten after the Rose Revolution of 2003, when he was ousted by his one-time protégé, Mikheil Saakashvili, his cunning and skill at manipulating political forces still
enabled
him to manage his legacy to his advantage.
For their part, emerging powers like India, Brazil, South Africa, and Turkey must, at the very least, loudly and categorically defend the fundamental rules of the international system that has
enabled
them to grow and prosper.
In the process, four Wall Street banks that
enabled
Detroit to issue a total of $3.7 billion in bonds since 2005 have reaped $474 million in underwriting fees, insurance premiums, and swaps.
Rapid export growth, together with a drop in imports,
enabled
Spain to halve its trade deficit last year.
Nowhere is this insight more relevant than in Africa, where large-scale investment in education has
enabled
significant gains in literacy, school attendance, and university enrollment in recent years.
But while margin financing,
enabled
by online platforms, amplified the risks of volatility, it alone could not cause such a crash.
In particular, China’s “two systems in one country”
enabled
exports to bonded warehouses in Hong Kong to be used to pad trade statistics.
It was innovation, and high productivity, not a weak currency, that
enabled
German and Japanese goods to conquer the world.
A good starting point was the end of the Cold War which
enabled
the US to reduce military spending by around 2.5% of GDP (comparing 1990 and 2000), a saving worth around $225 billion per year.
Reforms aimed at decentralization and devolution have, in some cases,
enabled
the rise of powerful local political patrons.
His grandfather, Wilhelm I, had presided over Prussia’s military victories, which
enabled
Bismarck to create the unified Reich in 1871.
It was this approach – one founded on a value-based system of rules, not on individual deals – that
enabled
the US to create and sustain a coalition of countries that could maintain peace and international cooperation.
Only democracy could have engineered such remarkable change with the consent of the governed, and
enabled
all to feel that they have the same stake in the country’s progress, equal rights under its laws, and equal opportunities for advancement.
Government tolerance of bribery and racketeering
enabled
opponents to say the "mafia" was grabbing the gains of economic change.
The health infrastructure put in place during the eradication campaign has
enabled
the deployment of injectable polio vaccines, which will complement the oral vaccines in ensuring that the virus does not return.
The LTRO
enabled
Spanish and Italian banks to engage in very profitable and low-risk arbitrage in their own countries’ bonds.
A Le Pen victory would amount to abandonment not just of Germany, but also of the values, principles, and norms that have
enabled
Germany to reconcile with itself and its neighbors, beginning with France.
Yet most people are unaware of the tremendous progress that development aid has
enabled.
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