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But the shortcomings there mostly reflect the fact that central banks cannot by themselves implement the necessary policies to make a negative interest rate policy fully effective.
The goal should be to redefine sovereignty for the era of globalization, to find a balance between a world of fully sovereign states and an international system of either world government or anarchy.
Within the United Kingdom itself, the law meant that many important issues could not be fully debated.
The United States, an Atlantic power, was fully integrated into the region’s economic and security arrangements.
Since 2000, it has made up fully 96% of the cumulative current-account shortfall.
The EU has not proved that it is up to the task of confronting any of these issues, even trade (the one policy domain that fits fully within the EU’s jurisdiction).
We are proposing that subsidies be capped immediately and eliminated within five years, and that countries be fully transparent about all fishing subsidies, about 60% of which directly encourage unsustainable practices.
The ECB’s supervisory role will be fully separated from its monetary-policy responsibilities.
The stockpiles would then be destroyed and Syria would fully join the international Chemical Weapons Convention.
In anticipation of the protest, the hospital issued a friendly public statement, saying, “We are committed to open communication with the Intersex community and fully respect the diversity of opinions that exist in affected individuals.”
Today, the UN Food and Agriculture Organization reports that more than three-quarters of the world’s fish stocks are either fully exploited or over-exploited, while some populations of the larger fish that we eat have fallen to less than 10% of their historical level.
The lower-paid tend to register with the public system, which is also financed from general revenues so that the poorest are fully subsidized.
Enrollment is voluntary and expanding gradually; the poorest, who are fully subsidized, have preference and are required to participate in health promotion activities.
The Colombian insurance scheme costs around $164 for each person covered, or $83 for fully subsidized coverage with a less generous benefit package.
First, America’s mini-deal on taxes has not steered it fully away from the fiscal cliff.
To fully appreciate the proposal’s absurdity, consider the extraordinarily successful East European growth model of the past two decades.
With perfect information -- an assumption made by traditional economics, though one not fully appreciated by free market advocates -- these problems would never have occurred.
Civil servants – chinovniks – were the declared enemy, and concern that the bureaucracy would prevent the revolution from being fully realized fueled radicalization, and reinforced the idea that a revolutionary party must supplant the state altogether.
Above all, Havel used his international prestige to give the Czech Republic a positive image, one which the country- plagued by many post-communist ills- perhaps did not fully deserve.
The idea, conceived and developed by members of the European Risk Forum, is simple: Whenever precautionary legislation is under consideration, the impact on innovation should be fully taken into account in the policymaking process.
But, in the meantime, governments can call upon the European Central Bank, which the eurozone member states already fully guarantee on a pro rata basis.
To benefit fully from the Internet, the EU should avoid favoring local businesses over global competitors, and all investment should be welcome, whether it comes from Stockholm, Seoul, or San Francisco.
As it was, he fully accepted Merkel’s austerity agenda – which his own government is implementing independently – and chose to veto proposals for a new European treaty to protect the City of London.
Indeed, from 1980 to 2011, growth in services output averaged 8.9% per year, fully 2.7 percentage points less than the combined growth of 11.6% in manufacturing and construction over the same period.
Of course, Europe’s economies have not become “look-alikes,” nor has GDP per capita been fully equalized.
With the government now fully guaranteeing Fannie’s and Freddie’s debts, American taxpayers will have to pay for everything not covered by their creditors’ inadequate capital.
The Arab public is fully aware of the close alliances that existed between the West and the now-defunct despotic regimes, yet they have exhibited no desire for vengeance or retribution towards the West.
This decision not only reflected Tusk’s successful leadership in Poland, where he ensured political stability and oversaw impressive economic progress; it was also a clear signal that EU leaders fully acknowledge Poland’s political and economic importance.
Their lesson for the rest of Europe is that dreams can come true if we fully engage in realizing them.
The depth of this compromise can be fully appreciated only in its historical context.
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