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We need a deal that will extend, deepen, and strengthen the Kyoto Protocols.
Every Communist regime since the Russian Revolution of 1917 has sought to use the “united front” to extend the power of the party, both at home and abroad, in ways that may be subtle or overt, but are invariably underhanded.
The repercussions of mishandling Syria will extend far beyond the country’s borders.
It is, therefore, inappropriate to extend the legal restrictions on hate speech to blasphemy.
The Fed would extend dollar credits to a foreign bank in exchange for its currency, which the foreign bank agreed to buy back after a specified period at the same exchange rate, plus interest.
But the benefits of Uribe’s apparent defeat of the FARC extend far beyond Colombia.
"Don't extend the fight against terrorism to the producers of weapons of mass destruction!"
The implications of this approach extend far beyond disaster relief.
Of course, the implications of the French election extend far beyond the country’s borders.
The Impotence of the Federal ReserveCAMBRIDGE – The United States Federal Reserve’s recent announcement that it will extend its “Operation Twist” by buying an additional $267 billion of long-term Treasury bonds over the next six months - to reach a total of $667 billion this year - had virtually no impact on either interest rates or equity prices.
But, if one considers what might underlie capital movements of this sort, suspicion must also fall on unsustainable policies that extend to countries well outside the eurozone.
Policies that extend social services and create new economic and entrepreneurial incentives for rural communities are key.
Suppose further that their central banks, while unwilling to extend themselves further in unconventional monetary policy, are also unwilling to stymie elected governments’ policies by offsetting their efforts to stimulate their economies.
Unlocking this trove of information would extend statistical samples to near-census size, increase their timeliness and accuracy, and reduce the respondent costs to businesses and households.
These loans extend far beyond providing the liquidity that these countries need for internal circulation, for which a maximum of €335 billion – their available stock of central-bank money – would have sufficed.
The two other polio-endemic countries, Afghanistan and Pakistan, missed their 2015 eradication target and have had to extend it by another year, at a cost of $1.5 billion.
And advantages in AI will extend well beyond the technology sector, potentially to almost every sector of the economy.
The Turkish government, unwisely, became embroiled with the EU over its plan to extend the customs union to include all new member states, including Cyprus.
Rather than remaining concentrations of desperate, dispossessed, and vulnerable people waiting for a day of return that may never come, refugee settlements should be fundamentally reconceived – as hubs of education, enterprise, and equal rights that can anchor networks of relatives and friends that extend back home and around the world.
Although this has further deepened pro- and anti-US divisions within the army, among both commissioned and non-commissioned officers, Musharraf clearly expects to remain president well beyond the October 2007 elections, as well as to extend further his term of leadership of the army.
The horrible truth is that failure to eradicate the root causes of terrorism is almost certain to extend the Age of Terrorism, it is not clear that they really can be eradicated.
Tunisia is currently trying to answer that question – with implications that extend to the entire Arab world.
Complicating matters further, the systems affected by today’s crises extend well beyond any one regulatory body’s jurisdiction.
But it also means addressing the deeper social inequities that extend beyond the public-health agenda.
But America regarded Haiti as a threat rather than as a colleague in freedom, refusing to extend diplomatic recognition until after the outbreak of the Civil War, which finally brought an end to slavery in the US.
Community health workers could be trained in a matter of months to extend basic health care throughout rural areas, which could then be better mobilized to fend off the debilitating results of future hurricanes.
Local governments discovered that even with an improved liquidity position, banks were reluctant to extend new loans.
But for China, there is the additional problem of how to extend its franchise as export superpower into the machine age.
The answer can be found by examining the molecules that make up the genes in which mutations extend life span.
But will such drugs prolong youth and vitality, or simply extend our stay in nursing homes?
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