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In fact, nothing could be further from the truth.
As President, she pledged, half her cabinet would be women, and she would further the State Department initiatives launched during her tenure.
It seems counterproductive to put Hungary and Poland into one basket, and thereby drive them even further into an “alliance of the scorned” fueled more by convenience than real common interests.
For example, cutting off EU structural funds for regional development or other forms of assistance would punish the Polish and Hungarian people instead of their leaders, pushing them further away from the EU, and into the arms of their illiberal governments.
Considering that China’s total debt reached 282% of GDP last year – surpassing America’s debt level – further reckless lending to local governments and private enterprises from the shadow banking sector would hold the economy hostage to the growing risk of a financial crisis.
Indeed, the Kursk crisis may provide him with an opportunity to further clean house in the military.
He noted the importance of having non-Japanese board members as Hitachi seeks to expand further internationally.
Right before the Fed acted, the Reserve Bank of India raised its benchmark short-term interest rate by 25 basis points, to 6.25%, to fight inflation, and China’s central bank now indicates that it might raise interest rates further.
The convening of a special conference under SCO auspices in March 2009 further confirmed the unique status Afghanistan has obtained.
Despite past refusal by America’s Congress to fund programs to further the rule of law in China, recent US legislation authorizes modest efforts to provide assistance to increase China’s capacity to meet its obligations as a WTO member.
The Kingdom has suffered from the rise of the Shi’a in neighboring Iraq and is keen to maintain Sunni supremacy in the Islamic lands further to the east.
Even though its fiscal and external accounts are strong, Germany has resisted calls for boosting its domestic demand further.
So Germany has to thank deficit countries like the US, or Spain and Greece in Europe, for propping up its industries and preventing its unemployment rate from rising further.
Having already surged on account of Iran-related geopolitical concerns, they are altering American consumers’ behavior, weakening their confidence, aggravating the country’s payments imbalances, and further reducing policymakers’ flexibility.
The crises that it now confronts could lead to greater solidarity, more risk sharing, and further institutional integration.
In these circumstances, domestic deflationary policies will only further slow growth – and are helpless to stem imported inflation.
Meanwhile, cuts in social and welfare spending are only making things worse, as employment and consumer demand fall further.
And recent events in Bangladesh itself, or in the Muslim-majority Mindanao region of the Philippines, extend the list further.
These changes will further empower investors, giving them greater control over trading via access to company information that is formatted to a global standard.
Indeed, Musharraf might be compelled to impose emergency rule again, as he did in November, should Pakistan’s stability further deteriorate.
But, given Musharraf’s lack of legitimacy, such a move would further infuriate Bhutto’s supporters, whose street power Bhutto had contained since October.
Moreover, the two countries share similar interests in reshaping global economic governance, particularly by further strengthening cooperation among the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa) and ensuring that climate change is addressed in a way that does not impede growth.
More recently, however, Obama has threatened to veto any further attempts to roll back financial reform.
Other countries have gone further.
And, as employment and incomes drop, spending on currently produced commodities drops further, and the economy spirals down into depression.
Moreover, investors might be worried that the US Federal Reserve will weigh in with a third round of “quantitative easing,” which would further drive down the dollar.
Further eurozone integration – crucial to ending the euro crisis (even according to Cameron) – would then be significantly easier to accomplish.
And the bond markets will be much more nervous, meaning higher interest payments, which will widen the deficit further.
There is a strong argument for going further, and subsuming the standard setters – the Basel Committee, the International Organization of Securities Commissions, the International Association of Insurance Supervisors, etc. – in a single body.
Since its introduction, the euro has fallen further from its peak then even the Nasdaq in the high-tech sell-off of earlier this year.
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