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Most worrisome of all, we cannot rule out that North Korea may have succeeded in enriching uranium to weapons-grade levels.
But, for some managers, stock options have created an incentive to inflate profits and hide losses, thereby enriching themselves artificially while jeopardizing their companies and other shareholders.
Indeed, accurate maps break down geographic barriers, empowering individuals to reach their desired destinations, enabling businesses to reach consumers anywhere, and enriching people’s outlooks.
We have mutually enriching Euro-Asian traditions that could serve as a basis for such a dialogue.
Under the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) of which Iran is still a member, countries are entitled to engage in enriching uranium for civilian purposes, and Iran claims that this is all it wants.
We owe it to workers victimized by this recession to reinvent finance so that it works to enrich the real economy, instead of enriching only the financiers.
We who are left behind owe her the duty of safeguarding her legacy of freedom – and of enriching it with social justice and unity in nation-building.
Iran is reported to be enriching uranium at two sites – some of it to levels of 20%, far beyond what is required for civilian purposes.
Viruses have infiltrated computers in Iran, reducing the efficiency of the centrifuges central to enriching uranium.
Above all, the public must develop a deeper understanding of the economic effects of IT, particularly how technologies that have improved the lives of so many are enriching the lives of so few.
First, African leaders, who should repudiate these debts, are the ones who contracted them in the first place, with the obvious aim of enriching themselves.
But while these shifts are enriching many in the advanced economies, the developing world is at risk of being left behind.
The falling fear premium has led to a drop in oil prices, even if many doubt Iran’s sincerity and worry that it is merely trying to buy time while still enriching uranium.
Giving students a deeper understanding of the world around them is inherently enriching.
Despite the tightening economic noose – the US imposed sanctions on all companies that do business with Iran’s central bank, and the European Union plans to impose sanctions on Iranian oil exports by the end of January – many nuclear experts now estimate that Iran is very close to enriching enough uranium to build a bomb.
By activating top-level diplomacy, building strong crisis-management mechanisms, and enriching the rules of engagement in the South China Sea, a war between the US and China can be avoided.
The United States Ambassador at the time is repeatedly quoted as suggesting that Berlusconi has a “financially enriching relationship” with the Kremlin.
Establishing an effective market means moving beyond such things as privatization toward providing an arena where private actors can buy and sell without fear of predators enriching themselves through cheating or bias.
A key factor was the increasing prominence and power of more traditional sections of the population from central Anatolia, where many small businesses grew big, enriching a more Islamic-oriented middle class.
These problems reflect Yanukovych’s economic policy, which had one aim: enriching him, his family, and a few of his cronies.
Indeed, Iran may already be enriching uranium secretly.
One need look no further than Israel, with its penchant for overreaction on security matters, or Iran, with its insistence on enriching uranium, to see what can happen when an isolated power bases its actions on a sense of existential vulnerability.
These are, quite simply, taxes, with the revenues enriching private coffers rather than serving public purposes.
In fact, gradual and flexible retirement would in many cases benefit not only employers and governments, but also workers themselves, because continued occupational engagement is often a source of personal satisfaction and emotionally enriching social interaction.
All these provocations add upward pressure on oil prices, enriching the Iranian government.
We are all affected by deep disparities of income and wealth, because the political and economic system on which our prosperity depends cannot continue enriching some while it impoverishes others.
Initially, his government contained nine groups of big businessmen, but that number has fallen gradually, and even top businessmen have been marginalized by his core loyalists, who are widely rumored to be enriching themselves at the expense of both the state and private business.
It would also need to be subject to highly intrusive inspections, so that the world could be confident that Iran was not secretly enriching uranium and developing nuclear weapons.
Moreover, Namibia’s government has wisely understood that abundant natural resources can easily become a curse, enriching a few at the expense of the many.
One million immigrants from the former Soviet Union who have arrived since the late 1980s are enriching Israeli science, technology, music, and culture.
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