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We must use it to invest in innovation and human capital, which will further boost growth in the region.
This would be bad for democracy because citizens deserve to be offered clear options on central issues ; and it would further undermine the European Union’s legitimacy just when the EU needs to redefine itself.
Under a relatively “good bargain,” the creditors would modify interest rates and extend maturities further, as the International Monetary Fund now suggests, so that Greece does not have to pay the unpayable over the coming years, in exchange for growth-enhancing structural reforms.
While the Doha negotiators have settled many important issues, the final negotiations first stalled last year, owing to America’s refusal to cut its agricultural subsidies further and India’s insistence on special safeguards to prevent exposing its millions of subsistence farmers to unfairly subsidized US competition.
New taxes reinforced butter’s primacy further.
Obama already appears to have gone further in the pursuit of bipartisanship than his predecessors.
Tighter credit rationing will then further hamper the ability of households and firms to borrow, spend, invest, and sustain economic growth.
Going back further, there was a gigantic one-day drop on February 27, 2007, of 3.5%, and no sharp rebound.
Yet, by spurring the international community to impose crippling sanctions, Iran’s nuclear effort ended up undermining the country’s progress further, by impeding technological progress and military investment.
Think of us!”Iran’s interest in avoiding all-out war should be good news for its enemies, which are not in a particularly strong position to manage further foreign military entanglements.
The globalization of production networks magnifies such effects further.
With the US having withdrawn from the Trans-Pacific Partnership, growth in bilateral trade is bound to suffer further.
"Our aim", the two leaders continue, "must be to further develop the Political Union in tandem with the Economic and Monetary Union and with a view to the coming enlargement...
But Trump’s lawyers have argued that his constitutional powers extend even further.
If Turkey’s downward spiral generates a new wave of refugees bound for Europe, further destabilizing the European Union, all the better.
Meanwhile, the political situation in Palestine – characterized by the erosion of President Mahmoud Abbas’s legitimacy – and the region’s overall instability are contributing further to the decay of the peace process.
The breakdown of the global economy in the first half of the 20 th century in the wake of the First World War further eroded India's incipient integration into the world economy during the British Raj.
Growth of per capita income decelerated between 1902 and 1930 and declined further in the last fifteen years of British rule until 1947.
As a result, William Hague, the Tory leader, shifted his party further to the right.
Instead, he moved further right, with massive tax cuts as his main economic proposal.
The result is a growing temptation to react by moving further right, even though elections are usually won in the center.
But the response of some center-right parties in Europe has been to move further right, specifically in an anti-Europe or nationalistic direction.
This intervention upset the EU, as it has put upward pressure on the euro at a time when the European Central Bank has placed interest rates on hold while the Bank of Japan (BoJ) and the US Federal Reserve are easing monetary policy further.
Suppose further that the Greek government proposed waiving corporate tax for 20 years on all revenue Apple earned in the rest of the EU but booked in Athens – say, €13 billion.
As the KGB culprits keep quiet, the President must do most of the talking, exposing himself further.
Mothers and older siblings become free to work or to further their own education.
Nonetheless, the primary goal of Russian gas policy isn’t economic, but political, namely to further the aim of revising the post-Soviet order in Europe – a quest that is not about the EU as much as it is about Ukraine.
Gasoline prices in the US are approaching $4 a gallon, a damaging threshold for consumer confidence, and will increase further during the high-demand summer season.
Bhumibol’s death further destabilizes an already unstable region.
Given Afghanistan’s vital importance for the security of the subcontinent, India’s assistance program there already amounts to more than $1.2 billion – modest from the standpoint of Afghan needs, but large for a non-traditional donor – and is set to rise further.
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