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Although the International Whaling Commission introduced a ban on commercial whaling, there is no consensus among member countries as to whether the moratorium extends to small cetaceans such as dolphins.
This inequality extends beyond economics.
It rarely extends to creating real pathways for those immigrants to assimilate fully and maximize their economic contributions.
One hopes that this cooperation extends to planning how a complex and devastated society can be administered in the future.
The real issue extends beyond the use of algorithmic decision-making in corporate and political governance, and strikes at the ethical foundations of our societies.
Of course, the impact of digitization extends beyond economics; it has broken down many cultural barriers, giving ordinary citizens in even remote regions access to information and ideas from all over the world.
If, for example, one extends the time period over which member states are required to conform to the rules, there is less need to modify the rules themselves.
One major argument against objectivism in ethics is that people disagree deeply about right and wrong, and this disagreement extends to philosophers who cannot be accused of being ignorant or confused.
In large financial institutions, however, the incentive to gamble at taxpayers’ expense does not apply only to managers; it extends to bondholders, who are de facto protected by the government.
Moreover, responsibility for managing that potential instability extends far beyond the leadership in Pyongyang.
The problem extends far beyond Syria – witness recent killings in South Sudan, the Central African Republic, Somalia, and other places.
That shadow extends to the claim that corporate governance in Japan has been improving substantially, following reforms encouraged by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s government.
China, for example, is a model of despotic efficiency: its internal-security system extends from state-of-the-art surveillance and extralegal detention centers to an army of paid informants and neighborhood patrols that looks out for troublemakers.
First and foremost, his appointment extends the embarrassingly outmoded practice of always installing an American in the job.
And, as Diageo’s trade reach extends beyond Europe and North America, the EU’s ability to push for free trade and common standards around the world will become “even more important, especially in the emerging markets where we and other consumer goods companies tend to face more significant market access issues.”
As the US is still the world’s most advanced (and one of the largest in terms of market prices) economy in the world, he believes America can get the best “deal” by negotiating alone, unbound by international rules – a view that extends to military affairs.
Indeed, Bethlehem’s cultural heritage extends well beyond the walls of the Church of the Nativity.
Of course, today the threat posed by globalization extends precisely to these “new” jobs.
One option is to move toward an average workweek of 25 hours and an average working life that extends up to age 70 – and to even higher ages if healthy life expectancy continues to rise.
But the seriousness of the current situation extends beyond particular laws, no matter how noxious they may be.
This means that the US needs both a military response to ISIS and a political response that extends beyond Iraq.
This revisionism extends beyond Srebrenica.
But Saudi soft power extends beyond custodianship of Mecca and Medina, for Saudi diplomacy is also backed by the largest oil reserves in the world.
Of course, the economic prosperity that European unification has delivered undoubtedly lures new members, but the EU's attraction extends far beyond pocketbook issues.
It extends not just to overall prosperity (or “aggregate GNP”), but also to distributional outcomes, which makes the free-trade argument morally compelling as well.
But strategic mistrust between China and the US extends far beyond maritime issues.
The second paradox extends beyond Poland, posing a challenge for all countries in transition from communism: elections that reflect democratic norms may, in fact, destabilize democracy.
Their contempt for local products extends to health and education: rather than invest in these vital sectors, Africa’s rulers use private overseas healthcare and schools for themselves and their children.
This extends the exoticism of the “Orient” with a litany of names that only recently have entered the American consciousness, while overlooking more integral perspectives.
That is because the problem of electronic waste extends beyond the squandering of the metals themselves.
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