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Islam, for example, has historically permitted certain forms of polygamy, but no liberal society is obliged to
extend
religious freedom in ways that undermine its commitment to gender equality.
The most important, most promising is to
extend
NATO’s membership Eastward without antagonizing Russia.
If you are ashamed, you do not expose yourself to punishment, nor do you
extend
your hand in a gesture of repair.
Nonetheless, establishing commitments for governments that
extend
beyond electoral cycles can imbue legislative agendas with a longer-term perspective, as they reduce partisan policy turnover.
Another way to encourage longer-term thinking among policymakers would be to
extend
their terms in office to, say, six years – roughly the length of economic cycles.
And, although “the report had a huge impact on political thought in the United Kingdom and overseas” – leading the OECD and the World Health Organization to assess 13 countries’ unequal health outcomes – this did not
extend
to “UK government policy.”
We have to
extend
our single market to services and energy, change unaffordably generous pension arrangements, invest more in research and development, reform our universities, and channel more money to the job-creating industries of the future, like environmental technology.
On the contrary, the Allies chose to maintain the pact and to
extend
it to numerous Russian neighbors.
But would this sentiment
extend
to those of African descent and to members of other ethnicities who were gradually becoming a more visible part of Australian life?
Chile’s General Augusto Pinochet left power after losing a plebiscite intended to
extend
his rule.
Midwives’ services
extend
far beyond pregnancy and birth to include essential education, health monitoring, and primary care for babies, adolescents, and mothers throughout the life cycle.
If the UK remains in the existing EU customs union – as is foreseen for the transition period – rather than negotiating a new customs agreement with the EU, that gentleman’s agreement would also
extend
to new trade agreements that the EU concludes with third countries.
So Mr. Greenspan decided to
extend
a peace offering to the Europeans.
But it also indicates recognition that Iran’s effort to
extend
its regional influence poses the single biggest challenge to the Middle East’s long-term stability.
Arab governments have been especially angry over the chaos in Iraq, fearing that the US will abandon the Sunni minority to the not-so-tender mercies of revenge-minded Shi’a and expressing growing anxiety that the war has empowered Iran to
extend
Shi’a influence throughout the Middle East.
But is this right limited to individuals or does it
extend
also to associations of individuals?
But how far should serenity
extend
when it comes to the South China Sea?
In the interests of defusing social tensions, that plan should
extend
beyond the refugee settlements to host communities.
But Indo-Japanese relations must
extend
beyond the realm of security – something that Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, who has pursued enhanced bilateral ties more vigorously than any other Japanese leader, seems to grasp.
Their approach has been to
extend
new loans so that Greece can service its existing debts, without restoring Greece’s banking system or promoting its export competitiveness.
What is less known is that the high seas – the areas of the world’s oceans that lie beyond the limits of national jurisdiction, which
extend
200 miles from shore – make up roughly two-thirds of our oceans and 45% of the planet’s surface.
The diagnostic criteria could simply
extend
the current bereavement exclusion to cover conditions that develop after other losses and that are not especially severe or enduring.
But if the basic premise of these trials is to uphold human rights, then we are obliged to
extend
that same principle to Duch.
Thirty years ago, I wrote a book called The Expanding Circle, in which I asserted that, historically, the circle of beings to whom we
extend
moral consideration has widened, first from the tribe to the nation, then to the race or ethnic group, then to all human beings, and, finally, to non-human animals.
And such potential bloodshed on Russia’s border may give Vladimir Putin the pretext he may desire to
extend
his rule beyond its constitutionally mandated end next March.
The medium-term fiscal outlook continues to deteriorate while, in the short term, politicians play with the country’s valuable AAA credit rating by arguing like schoolchildren over how to
extend
the debt ceiling.
But the aging clock can also be slowed down – 20 minutes of daily exercise will
extend
life expectancy by two microlives per day (unless done in the smog), and drinking two or three cups of coffee daily saves an additional microlife per day.
The benefits of such action would
extend
beyond increased climate resilience.
Like many other tyrants, he seems ready to do anything to
extend
his 22 years in power, including resorting to violence and rigging elections.
Tax reform will also
extend
China’s value-added tax to the service sector.
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