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Establishing
frameworks to provide scalable, sustainable funding to achieve these goals is a wise and affordable investment – one that is in everyone’s interest.
Trade relations are far less important than
establishing
a dialogue between the West and Asia that addresses how to live within limits.
And across the aisle, far-right Tories openly dream of
establishing
a low-tax, low-regulation “Singapore-upon-the-Thames.”
This entails preventing administrative abuses,
establishing
a level playing field for SOEs and other companies, and divorcing regulators from regulated entities.
Many ideas have emerged to address this investment problem, such as offering prizes for successful products, creating new incentives for industry investments, and
establishing
novel funding mechanisms to support research to address emerging infectious threats.
Establishing
a system of justice that protects these rights is indispensable; otherwise, there will never be a durable and lasting peace in Iraq.
One motivation for
establishing
the euro was to free Europe from excessive dependence on the dollar.
Likewise, most economists devote their efforts to issues far removed from
establishing
a consensus outlook for the stock market or the unemployment rate.
Soon after, the idea of
establishing
a puppet regime in Warsaw took root.
In fact, while the US and other developed countries have sought to bring manufacturing home (“reshoring”), they have been
establishing
innovation facilities in China.
Rather, he claims to have established a “managed” or “sovereign” democracy – a system that prevents the alternation of power, thereby
establishing
a one-party state as a matter of fact, if not of principle.
The proposals run the spectrum, from
establishing
no-fly zones, buffer zones, “no-kill zones,” safe-havens, and protected humanitarian corridors to arming the Free Syrian Army to fight Assad’s regime.
The trouble with most of the proposed “minimalist” intervention solutions –
establishing
buffer zones, for example – is that, in Syrian conditions, full-scale warfare will almost certainly be required to impose them.
Indeed, a series of addresses in the first year of his presidency raised expectations even higher, by
establishing
the goal of a nuclear-weapons-free world, promising to revamp America’s approach to the Middle East, and pledging to “bend history in the direction of justice.”
But this bold move has huge political consequences that have to be explained to the public, because the move toward
establishing
such a fund – and, with it, a European economic government – amounts to an EU political revolution in three acts.
They could close Japan’s salary gender gap – wider than in any OECD country except South Korea – in part by
establishing
rules that reward performance rather than seniority.
This can be achieved on the international level by expanding existing programs or
establishing
new stand-alone funds, analogous to the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria.
After the eurozone’s sovereign-debt crisis erupted, defaults were avoided by
establishing
the European Financial Stabilization Mechanism (since replaced by the European Stability Mechanism), and by crafting a more pragmatic and reinforced role for the ECB (acting with the European Commission and the International Monetary Fund).
Southeast Asian policymakers are not the only people responsible for paying insufficient attention to
establishing
institutions necessary for a free-market financial system and the neglect of the danger of regulatory capture.
The lessons of Asia’s financial crisis and its current political crisis seem clear: in economics, removing government intervention without
establishing
needed institutional preconditions may deliver crisis, not growth; in politics, credible institutions to check and balance each other are as vital to democratic stability as the ballot box.
Question 3: Will the populists do well enough to disrupt the complex process of
establishing
a banking union, a prerequisite for the sustainable recovery of Europe’s financial system?
Obama and Merkel’s press conference was symbolically useful in
establishing
a united front toward Russia, despite the two leaders’ evident disagreement about how – and how much – to punish the Kremlin.
Having fought against what they regarded as the tyranny of George III, the American revolutionaries wanted to ensure that no such tyranny could arise in the new nation that they were
establishing.
While such reforms – which give citizens more power by
establishing
semi-autonomous local governments – are crucial, the underlying motivation is the creation of more legislative positions.
That process now hinges on protocols for
establishing
diplomatic relations that have been signed by both governments but unratified by either parliament.
With a strong sense of national identity, Palestinians boasted that they had a clear unifying purpose: ending the Israeli occupation and
establishing
an independent and democratic state.
It means
establishing
a common deposit-insurance scheme and a mechanism for closing down insolvent financial institutions.
And while there is a great deal of discussion about how this approach to
establishing
and transferring value might affect banking systems, its potential impact on politics around the world has been largely overlooked.
This means
establishing
a comprehensive doctrine of prevention, one that emphasizes robust long-term policy planning so that the organization can prevent, or at least prepare for, future crises, rather than merely reacting to situations as they emerge.
But, in order to eliminate uncertainty, the eurozone must break the taboo on exits,
establishing
clear criteria for a country’s departure and outlining the process by which it should occur.
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