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When the trees are cut and peatlands drained, the carbon accumulated over millennia is exposed and oxidized – often in the form of fires that envelope neighboring Singapore and Malaysia in smoke.
Today, half of Indonesia’s peatlands remain intact; if they were exposed, emissions would double.
Finally, the Security Council vote exposed a clear division within the international community.
This year, the Panama Papers exposed how the global rich create secretive offshore companies, permitting them to avoid financial scrutiny and taxation.
The Social-Business RevolutionDHAKA – The global financial crisis of recent years has exposed serious flaws in the world’s financial system.
My foreign interlocutors replied that, with the affair now exposed, the blackmail threat has been removed, so Petraeus should stay in office.
One area on which to focus is the Ukrainian financial sector, where both Russian and Western European banks are highly exposed – and thus have a strong incentive to work together to maintain financial stability.
And when it does, pension funds and insurance companies will be more exposed than ever before to volatility in the equity markets.
Her decision to keep Greece in the eurozone, her courageous but unpopular choice to allow in a million refugees, the Volkswagen scandal, and flagging economic growth (owing to the slowdown of China and emerging markets) have exposed her to criticism even from her own party.
Each of the Republican candidates took a turn as front-runner in this race, and the rigors of the primary season exposed the flaws in some, like Texas Governor Rick Perry, who were initially attractive.
More generally, only a few have decisively overcome the trifecta of maladies that the crisis exposed: inadequate and unbalanced aggregate demand, insufficient structural resilience and agility, and persistent debt overhangs.
Russian financing of European populist groups must be tracked and exposed, and its hybrid-war operations within the EU must be shut down.
If Christians, in particular, are exposed to an “inquisition in reverse,” he observed, they would scale back investment considerably.
Pakistani scientist A.Q. Khan's nuclear-proliferation network - which provided lethal assistance to nations such as Libya and North Korea - has been exposed and dismantled.
If we close our eyes, we can think that the Paris attacks exposed a contradiction between Islam and freedom of expression – and between Muslims and Europeans.
Netanyahu, with his weak and vacillating leadership exposed, sacked his opponents, Lapid and Justice Minister Tzipi Livni (who also denounced Netanyahu’s settlement-construction plans), and called for new elections.
Already, the World Health Organization estimates that 92% of the world’s population is exposed to dangerous air pollution.
As a result, a group of lucky bondholders would be bailed out at the expense of those that became junior to IMF debt and remained highly exposed to a likely restructuring.
Crushed by the bands and wheels of military vehicles, explosions of bombs and mines, and digging of trenches and walls, the desert's crust is broken and the fine sand particles beneath it are exposed to the wind.
Outside of Asia, most developing economies are principally commodity exporters, and thus are highly exposed to price shocks.
Is the private life of France’s elite also now to be exposed?
But rarely has a Western country’s foreign policy been so exposed to its prime minister’s private interests.
The uncontrolled spread of the disease exposed the shortcomings of our national health care systems, as well as regional and global institutions’ weak capacity for coordination and effective response.
The decision could have a huge impact, for the problem the Tanzanian case exposed is all too common in many parts of Africa and Asia.
The Nuremberg trials exposed the guilt of the Nazi leaders beyond doubt, if indeed any such doubt was left in people’s minds.
Women exposed to higher levels of the pesticide DDT before the age of fourteen have a five times higher chances of developing breast cancer when they reach middle age.
Of course, many cancers might not have developed in the first place had these patients not been exposed to other cancer-causing agents in the environment.
Rebuilding the EU’s relations with Ukraine and the other countries to the Union’s east would, however, also help shape relations with Russia, which today is facing a series of strategic challenges: relations with the USSR’s former republics; the proximity of a dynamic China; the exposed emptiness of Siberia; the future of Central Asia’s energy resources, around which the nineteenth-century “great game” between Russia, China, India, and America is restarting.
Money launderers and tax evaders can be stopped if they are exposed to the harsh light of financial transparency.
The war exposed flaws in Hamas’ judgment.
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