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The administration’s refusal to apologize to Jaber, or even to explain what went wrong, indicates that this promise has yet to be fulfilled.
So until now, at least on paper, the EU refused to open enlargement talks with candidate countries before they fulfilled a set of burdensome criteria.
But their promises are modest, relative to what is actually needed, and doubts about whether they will be fulfilled persist.
The African-European Parliamentary Seminar in Stockholm this August (Sweden is the current EU President) emphasized the need for an implementation strategy to ensure that commitments made at Copenhagen in such areas as the development of climate change-related policies and legislative reform, are fulfilled.
So how do we ensure that these imperatives are fulfilled, despite demographic and environmental constraints?
Poland would not have benefited, because it had already fulfilled the NATO requirement; but the change would have made it easier for other European members to meet their commitments.
Alas, that prediction has now been fulfilled.
Tensions have also been on the rise since Ahmedinejad fulfilled his campaign promise to enforce Islamic strictures on social life.
Following the MOAB strike, the US press fulfilled that role, providing duly sensational coverage.
And post-apartheid South Africa, for all its progress, has not fulfilled the expectations placed on it, and remains unlikely to become the continent’s gendarme.
These doubts are even stronger among those who consider the ideals of a social Europe insufficiently fulfilled, owing to the right’s political dominance: control of 18 of 25 governments, the same number of European commissioners, and a majority in the European Parliament.
To insist that all contracts be fulfilled would “cause a collapse of very large portions of the web,” with “serious economic and incalculable social and political consequences.”
This means that we should view the economy and society not as rigid hierarchies or mechanical markets, but as networks or webs of life, in which contracts, formal and informal, fulfilled or violated, are the essence of human activity.
Have these large and promising emerging economies fulfilled expectations?
They thought that once they fulfilled the main conditions set by the West, once they became democratic and free market countries, they would immediately be embraced by the Western family.
For 63 years, the vast majority of India’s people have waited for this promise to be fulfilled.
This rising dependency ratio is made worse by widening economic inequality; as more wealth is concentrated in fewer hands, the promise of ever-improving standards of living for most people may not be fulfilled.
Have they fulfilled their promises to bring about greater equality, reduce poverty, and strengthen democracy?
But so far it has not fulfilled them.
So on May 1, 2004, when the dream of expansion is fulfilled, there will likely be little jubilation on either side of Europe.
And, most significantly when it comes to assessing the ease of integration over time, they fully expect their kids to be completely, unhesitantly “American” – a promise that, by and large, is readily fulfilled.
But, this promise can be fulfilled only if multinational companies support the effort, empowering staffing agencies to deliver quality employment.
With the Syrian government – through its murder of tens of thousands of civilians with barrel bombs and poison gas – having more than fulfilled the criteria for triggering the international community’s obligation to intervene, Brazil could suggest what an intervention that reflected the principle of “responsibility while protecting” might look like.
With the pace of innovation continuing to accelerate, this prediction will likely be fulfilled even sooner than anticipated.
But if that promise is to be fulfilled, major challenges must be overcome.
That early promise was never fulfilled.
Perhaps it is no accident that the promise of education for all school-age refugees is not being fulfilled.
None of the four can avoid the reality that Greece’s collapse would not have occurred had they not been complacent during the boom and, subsequently, fulfilled their responsibilities during the bust so poorly.
When an economy is operating efficiently, expectations are largely fulfilled; desires, resources, and production technology are well matched; and people are reasonably satisfied with their plans, relations, and contracts.
The promise of the euro--that it would set off a competitive dynamic inside the euro-zone economy that would compel structural reform--has yet to be fulfilled.
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