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At the EU level, the East StratCom Task Force that the European Council established in 2015 should be expanded and made independent from the EU diplomatic service.
The scope of risk management will need to be expanded, so that long-term sustainability and risks from climate change are included in prudential rules for banking, insurance, and investment.
And Barack Obama’s administration expanded US commitments to fighting AIDS and malaria globally.
Moreover, the Trump administration has expanded the “Mexico City Policy,” also known as the “global gag rule,” which forbids organizations that receive US funding from providing information or referrals for abortion, even in countries where abortion is legal.
Moreover, the Republicans now control 33 governorships, compared to 16 for the Democrats, and have expanded their already-large majorities in state legislatures.
With expanded data, companies can use predictive analytics to identify the best candidate for a given role.
At the same time, the automatic tax audits and asset-disclosure requirements that have been in place since 2016 have been expanded to apply to a greater number of civil servants; and the definition of “conflict of interest” has been stretched ever further.
Fundamental discoveries about nature expanded our creative power over the structure and transformations of the inanimate and living world.
Then he became more ambitious and expanded his vision to include other countries.
The IMF was also designated as one of two lead agencies – along with an expanded Financial Stability Forum (now renamed the Financial Stability Board) – charged with providing early warning of macroeconomic and financial risks and issuing the requisite policy recommendations.
Likewise, he argues that the Earned Income Tax Credit – enacted in 1975 under Republican President Gerald Ford and expanded greatly under Reagan – is a threat to Americans’ moral fiber.
The Teachers College at Columbia University will watch the school-to-school process carefully, with formal monitoring methods, to assess the value of school experiences in terms of expanded cognitive and ethical learning.
In the process, the role of states and governments in economic activity will be vastly expanded.
What is emerging is not an alternative paradigm, but rather an expanded, richer, and more flexible version of inflation targeting.
Expanded opportunities for learning would thus go a long way toward reducing poverty, especially given that almost half of the DRC’s population is under 15 years of age.
When the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) conducted a detailed study of changes in household incomes from 1979 to 2011, it expanded the definition of income to include near-cash benefits like food stamps and in-kind benefits like health care.
But when they expanded the definition of income to include benefits and subtracted taxes, they found that the median household’s real income rose by 45%.
These include increased unemployment, the reduction of excessive debt burdens and therefore of credit-driven spending, the restructuring of sectors that had expanded in response to excessive spending, and the curtailment of lending by over-extended financial institutions.
The bad news is that Peru’s model for legal and economic inclusion cannot simply be expanded to account for billions of people overnight.
Expanded autonomy for enterprises and the peasantry were critical first steps whose success led eventually to full-blown economic reform.
Now consider what an expanded UNIFIL is mandated to do under Resolution 1701: peacekeepers must monitor the ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah; support and accompany the Lebanese armed forces as they deploy in southern Lebanon; assist Lebanon’s government in securing the country’s borders and ports to keep illegal weapons from getting into Hezbollah’s hands; and “help ensure humanitarian access to civilian populations and the voluntary and safe return of displaced persons.”
For example, on monetary affairs, the Bretton Woods conference created the International Monetary Fund in 1944, and it has since expanded to include 186 countries.
Given these benefits, the question is not whether women in rural Africa need expanded access to farm-related capital, but rather how to provide it.
Expanded social-security programs and a richer menu of saving and investment options could go a long way toward reducing precautionary saving and boosting consumption.
New growth patterns and policies could take many directions, including the rejection of multilateralism, in favor of bilateralism or protectionism; immigration-policy shifts; expanded public investment and fiscal stimulus; regulatory changes; tax reform; or supply-side measures in education, training, and health care.
One possibility is that expanded public and private investment begins to reverse the downward productivity trend, thereby generating real growth.
Higher education has expanded rapidly in the Middle East over the past decade.
A second regional focus is reflected in the revived — at Tehran’s initiative — and expanded Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO), sometimes referred to as the Islamic Common Market.
They did not innovate by, for example, following the lead of BuzzFeed, a once-notorious “clickbait” factory that soon expanded into serious reportage and long-form journalism.
Also expect China to be far less interested in buying Treasury debt – a potentially serious problem, given the expanded federal budget deficits that are likely under Trumponomics.
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