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More fundamentally, such coordination would go some way toward rebuilding mutual trust, which has been sorely lacking in Europe.
Trade governance has remained fundamentally multilateral.
He ordered the Education Ministry to revise school textbooks to promote the idea that the Taiwanese people were fundamentally different, practically a different race from the Chinese.
The thinking behind the 1990’s approach to monetary policy is still fundamentally valid, but it requires institutional strengthening.
The code of conduct on the field – where we expect players to give their all under clear rules that are swiftly enforced by independent referees – is fundamentally the same as what we expect from governing bodies off the field.
The current war in Lebanon is not a war by the Arab world against Israel; rather, it is a war orchestrated by the region’s radical forces – Hamas and Islamic Jihad among the Palestinians, Hezbollah in Lebanon, together with Syria and Iran – that fundamentally rejects any settlement with Israel.
But the truth is that its design was fundamentally flawed.
Half-measures would not work; the regime had to be fundamentally reformed.
Increasing financial inclusion requires fundamentally rethinking how a country’s financial system is structured and operates.
This constitutes strong evidence that reality-based debate and policymaking can fundamentally transform the negative political dynamics generated by migration.
More fundamentally, what purpose do these numbers serve?
Or are reprogenetics and eugenics fundamentally different from one another in terms of both control and purpose?
More fundamentally, Moon believes that the US has steered the alliance’s North Korea strategy off course.
Our research examining US tax debates over the last 200 years suggests another reason: People can agree that taxation should be fair, but disagree fundamentally about the definition of “fair.”
The lesson to be drawn from this tragedy is that climate change has forced us to change fundamentally the way we analyze disaster risk management.
The coming changes will fundamentally redefine the nature of our economic interactions – and the social dynamics that underlie them.
But we are also fundamentally social creatures.
More fundamentally, it is about democracy and free enterprise.
Such shifts may emerge only slowly, but they can fundamentally change the calculus for pricing in risks and potential returns.
The rules-based approach of the SGP is fundamentally sound, but it requires operational criteria that can be defined with some precision.
On the question of Iran’s nuclear weapons capability, Americans and Europeans also fundamentally agree: it should be prevented.
In addition, international financial markets perceive Colombia’s economy as being fundamentally sound.
These institutions, based on free trade, competition, limited budget deficits, and sound money, are fundamentally pro-market; there is little leeway within them for doctrinaire Socialism.
Given the far-reaching consequences of a technology that causes a particular set of genes to propagate throughout a population – fundamentally changing or even eliminating it – such rules are badly needed.
Quite clearly, the established framework of retailing is being fundamentally overhauled.
Our default reaction, often reinforced by Western philosophical traditions and simplistic political rhetoric, is that evil acts must be the product of fundamentally evil or insane individuals.
All of these views shared the belief that there was something fundamentally dysfunctional about the “terrorist personality,” something warped and unusual that sets “them” apart from “us.”
Never mind that different researchers found different features of this so-called personality salient, and came to fundamentally different conclusions about it.
The empowerment of ordinary Egyptians has fundamentally changed things.
A housing system that can so easily produce such large and damaging bubbles is fundamentally flawed.
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