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One important point should be added: extensive public participation and transparency, in terms of both process and outcomes, will be key to successful management.
Today, there are more Internet-connected mobile devices than human beings, providing an extensive network to create and deliver mobile-based solutions.
Whereas extraction of America’s extensive reserves of natural gas was previously thought to be unfeasible, technologies such as hydraulic fracturing (“fracking”) have ushered in a shale-gas revolution.
While European public and private support to Israel, especially in its founding years, is believed to be very extensive, the US has created a firewall of vetoes and political protection for Israel, in addition to providing massive financial support.
But the bill would also give the security agencies extensive powers to control the information flow between the government and citizens.
But just how extensive – and how risky – is shadow banking in China?
How is it that people with little or no medical explanation for a persistent pain become partially or totally disabled by it, even with extensive and resourceful treatment?
BP predicts that in the Middle East, with its extensive fossil-fuel reserves, primary energy consumption will grow 77% by 2035.
Indeed, whereas the misery that worm diseases cause is extensive and the burden excessive – as much as tuberculosis or malaria – they do not kill immediately.
First, the unrivaled dominance of Egypt’s military, and the unlikelihood of a split in its leadership, makes any extensive violence untenable, especially given that the Egyptian state’s fight against terrorism in the 1980’s and 1990’s significantly weakened jihadist groups’ operational assets in the country.
Now, it has debunked the 1980s myth that “greed is good,” and has revealed the extensive damage inequality causes.
Little of the extensive coverage of her death has focused on what Britain was like in those years.
Since 2000, the Bank and the IMF have been forced to work with a new template, Poverty Reduction Strategy Processes (PRSPs), which supposedly differ from the SAPs in two ways; they put more importance on social safety nets, and they encourage extensive participation of civil society in decision-making.
This strategy emphasizes the maintenance of an extensive law enforcement apparatus designed to eliminate any incipient organized opposition.
Now they know that universal secondary education and extensive university-level training is also needed.
International cooperation has succeeded in preventing banks headquartered in Western Europe, with extensive branch networks in the Eastern Europe, from pulling out.
A team of 24 researchers from the National Development and Reform Commission shared their extensive knowledge of China’s experiences and policies.
The list of major national political leaders in the region who have faced, or are about to face, criminal charges has grown so extensive that it is plausible to wonder whether democracy itself can survive in a number of these countries.
The same applies to extensive government borrowing from abroad, to currency boards, even to currency unions.
The new definition of depression has resulted in extensive medicalization of sadness.
The head of state has extensive powers, which alone indicates that Medvedev will be a strong president.
Over the last 12 years, her Worker’s Party (PT) has delivered the country’s strongest per capita GDP growth in more than three decades; reduced income inequality with an extensive system of social transfers that reaches one-third of Brazilian households; and reduced formal unemployment to a record-low 4.5%.
Because of extensive leaks, the report’s contents are mostly known.
In July 2016, the McKinsey Global Institute released an extensive report on incomes in 25 advanced economies worldwide.
Extensive psychological research shows that intergroup contact reduces people’s sense of threat, heightening the possibilities for building trust across society.
The displacement and killing of orangutans by palm oil plantations in Borneo has received extensive publicity because we readily identify with animals so closely related to us, and with such demonstrable intelligence.
In 2000, Stewart Mayhew, Assistant Chief Economist at the US Securities and Exchange Commission’s Office of Economic Analysis, surveyed the extensive literature on this topic.
They also have extensive imports from China, as well as other reasons for seeking strengthened ties.
And Australia gets a red on the “End Hunger” SDG, not because of significant starvation or micronutrient deficiency, but because its obesity rates are too high and its extensive agriculture has lower yields.
One might add that there are still extensive impediments to competition in the service and retail sectors in many northern European countries.
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