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The countries that ratified the UN Watercourses Convention are expected to engage in its implementation and to go further in their efforts to protect and sustainably use their cross-border waters.
While the American economy gets dragged down further in a swamp of bad property debts, China will continue to boom.
They confirmed their biases – and obscured reality further – by relying on rigid and outdated academic models that were inadequate to explain China’s success.
Europe should not emulate Australia, but the establishment of these types of platforms – with real processing and relocation – in third countries could offer major benefits, not least preventing further dramas like the Aquarius episode.
Moreover, Taiwan’s upcoming presidential election has further ratcheted up the tension for China’s government.
But some provinces have gone further.
With high unemployment in many parts of the labor market, downward pressure on wages will further exacerbate the country’s already skewed income-distribution.Labor markets will eventually clear, but this will happen slowly and painfully, owing to skills gaps and other short-term mismatches.
A prolonged and sustained central-bank policy of keeping short-term Treasury nominal interest rates low is essential to keeping the many interest rate-sensitive components of aggregate demand from falling even further below potential aggregate supply.
Further, the two countries are actively cooperating.
In order to enhance their livelihoods’ stability and profitability further, pastoralists need to be integrated into the formal economy.
In this context, increasing investment would not only reduce capital efficiency further; it would also heighten the risk implied by companies’ high leverage ratios.
Others, wistfully recalling a nation-state that never really existed, cling to national sovereignty as a reason to refuse further European integration.
This disconnect is now hampering further Economic and Monetary Union (EMU) reforms.
America’s involvement complicates the bilateral relationship further.
A mutual currency-exchange agreement could deepen the relationship further.
The Seattle and Washington demonstrations make another point: If CNN turned the world into a global village, the Internet goes 6 steps further.
This would benefit companies and central banks alike, by enabling them to diversify their foreign-currency holdings further.
But the corresponding area is larger also in the left brain of great apes, further indicating that the Broca's region evolved first for gestural communication and only later for speech.
The ECB recently published a report saying that food prices will most likely increase further, because demand is structurally higher than supply.
Finally, in order to stand a chance of preventing inflation from increasing much further, real interest rates must, at the very least, be equal to zero or slightly positive.
But now they must go further, by developing a comprehensive approach to defending global rules in an age of national misrule.
The US could further that objective by letting it be known diplomatically that it will not object if others allow Cuba to return to the IMF.
Russia and many of the other transition countries are lagging further behind the advanced economies than ever.
A fairly wide territorial distribution of economic activity, together with strong local governments and civil-society organizations, has contributed further to a general sense of contentment – a sense that is absent in much of the world nowadays.
Rather than escalate the conflict over the Dalai Lama’s visit further, China’s leaders should allow passions to subside and relegate the episode to yesterday’s news.
And in St. Petersberg in July 2006, the G-8 leaders reaffirmed their commitment to the ambitious goals they had set the year before, although they did not go further.
Its current bailout schemes only help countries like Greece and Italy to borrow money cheaply in the face of prohibitively high market interest rates, while the schemes’ insistence on more budget-deficit reduction in these countries will reduce European purchasing power further.
That safety was further endangered by the meltdown of nuclear reactors at the Fukushima Daiichi power plant, a catastrophe with which Japan is still coping.
Of course, a multitude of political reforms, each with potential positive implications for welfare, could reduce the extent of inequality further.
If Germany’s half-hearted efforts to stabilize Europe somehow turn out to be successful, America’s position will be further eroded, and central banks around the world will begin to regard the euro once again as a reliable alternative to the dollar as a reserve currency.
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