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Agreement to create both a liquidity-provision facility and an insolvency procedure has implied revisiting fundamental principles – not least the no-bailout clause – showing that Europe can learn from experience.
But today’s pessimists need to account for some fundamental differences between the two economies.
But to call T3 a success for socialism and T5 a failure of capitalism would be to miss a fundamental point.
All of this development raises a fundamental question: how should we make sense of the explosive productivity growth that has become China’s new hallmark?
In 2011, the Gates Foundation launched its Reinvent the Toilet Challenge, which provides grants for researchers “who are using innovative approaches – based on fundamental engineering processes – for the safe and sustainable management of human waste.”
Proposals for some sort of “partnership for transformation,” based on political reform and full respect of human rights and fundamental freedoms, should bear in mind that the region’s political landscape looks certain to remain volatile and tense in the coming months.
The financial crash did bring about fundamental change in the Russian economy.
But this has not completely changed the fundamental texture of Pakistan’s society.
But questions about such farms’ fundamental economics, especially for commodity crops, have persisted.
What used to be a medium of exchange has usurped the place of fundamental values, reversing the relationship postulated by economic theory.
Precisely because they recognize the fundamental fact of human fallibility, proponents of open society always believe in the possibility of improvement.
And, as it stands, there is no reason to believe that the advent of social media, satellite television coverage, or a more intrusive press will change that fundamental reality.
Endgame in KosovoIn the coming months, a fundamental decision will be made that will challenge the capacity of the international community, particularly Europe, for conflict resolution.
VENICE – US President Donald Trump, with the help of a Republican-controlled Congress, is undermining many of the fundamental values that Americans hold dear.
Among the provisions would be the recognition of privacy and personal data protection as a fundamental human right, and a call for clear, precise, and transparently created regulations that set limits on government surveillance and companies’ use of consumer data.
For Heraclitus, change was the fundamental principle of life.
Perhaps the main risk this year – and in the decade ahead – is that we lose sight of this fundamental truth.
Environmental sciences – surely of fundamental importance – also come up empty.
Beyond more aggressive tactics, his radical new strategy entailed a fundamental revolution in sports education and training, with programs that identified and propelled promising young players through the teams in Germany’s domestic league.
As in Brown v. Board of Education , the case that ultimately broke the back of racial segregation in America half a century ago, the European Court is being asked to give meaning to the fundamental principle of equality.
Without fundamental change, China faces slower economic growth, inadequate job creation and innovation, and popping bubbles.
Workers in low-income countries should not be deprived of fundamental rights for the sake of industrial development and export performance.
This is the fundamental Keynesian insight that was temporarily rejected in the heyday of monetarism during the early 1980s, successfully reinstated in the 1990s (at least in the US and Britain), but then forgotten again in the deficit panic after 2009.
For example, a fundamental problem is that the nature of global trade is constantly evolving, and existing agreements have only limited capacity to adapt.
BERLIN – Regardless of whether democratization in the “new Middle East” succeeds or authoritarian forms of government prevail once again, one fundamental change has already become clear: no one will be able to govern without taking into account domestic public opinion.
Globalization, after all, forces people to recognize how similar they are in the most fundamental respects, and yet how vast are their differences in status, influence, and wealth.
When the causes of our biggest problems are global, our solutions must be as well, which requires that we first address the fundamental issue of corporate interference.
The lack of big-picture reform attests to the older generations’ collective fear that fundamental structural changes will bring disruption and chaos, threatening the Party’s hold on power.
If it were really true that the fundamental existence of our democratic Western world were about to be destroyed by an Islamist revolution, it would only make sense to seek protection in the full force of the US informal empire.
But how Trump intends to convince the Kim regime to abandon its fundamental identity as a nuclear state is still an open question.
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