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Federal courts blocked his attempts to ban citizens from six Muslim-majority countries from entering the US.
From an economic standpoint, we are entering an era of diminished expectations and increased uncertainty.
Consider CCS, which is the process of capturing waste CO2 from large sources like fossil-fuel power plants and depositing it in, say, an underground geological formation, thereby preventing it from entering the atmosphere.
Indeed, only 10% of Brazil’s GDP growth in 2002-2014 can be attributed to total factor productivity gains, while two-thirds was the result of an increase in slightly better-educated workers entering the labor force.
After two presidential terms, followed by a stint as Prime Minister and now a third presidency, Putin is entering his 13th year in power with 40% of the population desperately wanting him out.
The Age of MegaprojectsWASHINGTON, DC – We seem to be entering a new age of megaprojects, as countries, in particular those of the G-20, mobilize the private sector to invest heavily in multi-million (if not multi-billion or multi-trillion) dollar infrastructure initiatives, such as pipelines, dams, water and electricity systems, and road networks.
Yet his driving and his knowledge of Al Qaeda’s purposes struck the military as sufficient to charge him with entering a conspiracy to kill civilians and engage in terrorists acts.
Governments will have to find a way to create decent jobs for the 11 million people now entering the region’s labor force every year.
One Brussels insider recently noted to me that the EU, propelled by its crises, is already entering a new phase of empowerment, where it, not its member states, has real implementing authority.
From 1996 to 2015, there was a six-fold increase in the rate of vaccine exemptions for students entering elementary school in California.
In Europe, the establishment of the European Research Council (ERC) is entering a decisive phase, with crucial implications concerning the role we are prepared to concede to scientific curiosity.
The election on January 16 of Tsai Ing-wen, Chair of the Democratic Progressive Party, as President is a signal that, however hesitant Taiwanese voters may be about entering into a deeper embrace with China, they also want to avoid a rupture in the relationship with their powerful neighbor and former antagonist.
Moreover, German politics is entering a new phase, with a grand coalition of Christian Democrats and Social Democrats set to rule the country for the next four years.
As the Internet continues its penetration of all aspects of our lives, we are entering what the computer scientist Mark Weiser has called the era of “ubiquitous computing” – a time when technology is so prevalent that it “recedes into the background of our lives.”
Labor markets may once again be entering a new era of technological turbulence and widening wage inequality.
Indeed, China, far from being thrown off course by the crisis, is entering a middle-income transition that over time will create considerable space in labor-intensive manufacturing and services, as the country evolves structurally and exits from these sectors.
After Houphouet-Boigny’s death in 1993, Henri Konan Bédié assumed the presidency and revised the electoral code to bar Ouattara from entering the 1995 presidential contest on the grounds that he was not an Ivorian national.
We are now entering such a period.
If the world is indeed entering a deflationary period, an International Credit Insurance Corporation could play an important role.
In the next 25 years, two billion more people entering our planet will live in the developing world.
Fourth, elements of the “Beijing Consensus” are increasingly entering the region by the back door.
An obvious tool here is to broaden the US Magnitsky Act, which prohibits the 18 people identified as being directly responsible for the detention, abuse, and death of the Russian lawyer Sergei Magnitsky from entering the US or using its financial system.
Goodluck NigeriaLAGOS – The bombs that exploded in Abuja, Nigeria’s capital, as the country was celebrating its golden jubilee earlier this month are a disturbing portent of the unprecedented political territory that the country is entering.
But the vast majority of economies slowed down or stopped growing altogether in per capita terms after entering the middle-income range.
Shadow banking is coming into the light; new derivatives regulation is entering into force; capital requirements are going to be higher; structural reforms and resolution authority are reducing subsidies; and investors and consumers are better protected.
They are entering the labor market at a time when market returns are rapidly shifting toward capital (robots, artificial intelligence, and smart machines generally) and away from labor.
Africa’s Schooling Without LearningACCRA – As the school year began this September, there was welcome news for Ghana’s nearly half-million students entering high school: President Nana Akufo-Addo had fulfilled his campaign promise of free secondary education for children nationwide.
Some are concerned primarily with stopping EU labor from entering the United Kingdom.
Indeed, when Gorbachev insisted this promise be inserted into the new treaties being negotiated between the USSR and the states of East/Central Europe - in the form of clauses banning them from entering new alliances - Russia was told not to worry and that NATO expansion was not in the cards.
Moreover, it was argued that such clauses would prevent these countries from entering the European Union, something Russia had no interest in blocking.
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