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Decisions made in the coming year will tell us whether this hope is to be fulfilled.
The ECB has fulfilled its mandate for the present and the foreseeable future.
It’s even more ludicrous to suggest that promises with a due date of 2050 will be fulfilled by whoever is president after 2030.
Argentina has fulfilled its obligations to its citizens and to the creditors who accepted its restructuring.
What is most tragic is that when leaders meet in Copenhagen this December, they will embrace more of the same solution: promises of even more drastic emission reductions that, once again, are unlikely to be fulfilled.
But recent developments herald the “post-crisis” era – and that means that QE’s objective has been fulfilled.
But its potential can be fulfilled only if regulatory oversight is based on science, sound risk analysis, and an appreciation of the mistakes of history.
Only time can tell to what extent, and how fast, such promises will be fulfilled.
Should they continue with plans to make carbon-cutting promises that are unlikely to be fulfilled?
But if the promises of digitalization are to be fulfilled, the world will need to align financing and investment strategies more tightly to sustainable development outcomes.
Once that duty has been fulfilled, a logical person will understand that the Parthenon Marbles, long held by a former imperial power’s flagship museum, were violently severed from the rest of the Parthenon sculptures – an outrage against art and an unhealed scar inflicted by the British on the long-suffering Greek people.
By and large, most advanced economies have fulfilled this promise, with living standards rising over recent generations, despite setbacks from wars and financial crises.
But as the ancient Greeks warned, sometimesyou can have your wishes fulfilled too completely.
Contrary to many cynical predictions, Obama and his counterparts successfully fulfilled this commitment, avoiding a repeat of the debacle caused in the 1930s by America’s introduction of import tariffs.
If this ambitious agenda is fulfilled, NATO’s Warsaw summit can help restore Western unity, so that the Alliance can reliably ensure Europe’s long-term security.
The lofty promises that drove a relatively slim majority of voters to choose Brexit in 2016 are nowhere near being fulfilled; in most cases, they never will be.
Some of those hopes were fulfilled.
And if the two other conditions are fulfilled – removal of political backing for radicalism and help for the desperate – we will have a safer life not only in Afghanistan, but in Pakistan, India, and the rest of the world.
There are some grounds for optimism here, but promises to implement changes in labor standards after a trade agreement takes effect are seldom fulfilled.
These measures alone will not ensure that all of democracy’s broken promises are fulfilled.
Otherwise, the aspirations that drove the anti-Qaddafi revolution – an end to corruption, stability, and shared prosperity – will never be fulfilled.
But when demonstrators fulfilled their promise and evacuated occupied buildings, Yanukovych resorted to force in an effort to end the protests altogether.
For the latter endangers broad public acceptance of the real article because it unleashes expectations unlikely to be fulfilled.
Still, the accord never fulfilled its disarmament objective.
It would also help if the advanced developed countries fulfilled their commitments to helping the world’s poorest by increasing their foreign-aid budgets to 0.7% of GDP.
Jonathan not only won a popular majority in the presidential contest, beating Muhammadu Buhari of the CPC, who enjoyed broad support in the north; he also fulfilled the additional constitutional requirement of gaining one-quarter of the votes in two-thirds of the 36 states.
This is not to imply that IOR-ARC has yet fulfilled its potential in the decade that it has existed.
Institutions that have fulfilled their mandate or proved unable to respond effectively to changing demands should be shuttered, and their resources redirected to more productive endeavors.
With such endorsements, however, expectations are high, and India’s government will have to think about how they can best be fulfilled.
“But,” Bobbio asks, “were they promises which really could have been fulfilled?
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