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That feat was hailed as “life in a test tube.”
The apparent explanation for the IMF’s extraordinary gamble is that the managing director who made the decision to support Greece so heavily hailed from the eurozone and, at the time, was barely disguising his ambitions to run for the French presidency – that is, before his arrest in New York on charges of rape.
The Disruptive DozenSAN FRANCISCO – History is littered with technologies that were once hailed as the next big thing.
The plan has been both hailed and criticized for its ambition, exemplified by the goal of turning the Kingdom into the world’s 15th largest economy over the next two decades – an economy characterized by its skilled labor force, open markets, and good governance.
Putin didn’t announce any new policies to help Russian workers; nonetheless, his performance in Pikalevo was hailed as a bold assertion of state power in the face of capitalist excess.
In the German media, references to Margaret Thatcher and Otto von Bismarck abound, with Merkel hailed as an Iron Lady, even an Iron Chancellor.
This is the first time that a sitting head of state has been indicted for war crimes, with reaction around the world mainly divided between those who hailed the move as a great step for international justice and those who condemned it as colonialism.
From the start, Putin used media censorship to secure his authority, ensuring that any success – including rising oil prices – was hailed as his personal achievement.
Those who hailed the Arab Spring five years ago must now recognize that its blooms died fast.
Prior to its approval by the IMF Board in December 2010, the reform, agreed at the G-20 Seoul Summit, had been hailed as a “historic” breakthrough.
How IT Threatens DemocracyMUNICH – The Internet and social media were once hailed for creating new opportunities to spread democracy and freedom.
The Uruguay Round of the World Trade Organization was widely hailed as a great achievement, because it brought subsidies and many other types of industrial policies practiced by developing nations under strict international discipline.
From the perspective of structural adjustment, China’s declining dependence on fixed-asset investment should be hailed as an achievement.
Today, Aceh is hailed as a reconstruction success.
The Wall Street Journal hailed Trump’s move, of course, but so did the Washington Post’s David Ignatius, who claimed that “the moral dimensions of leadership” had now found its way into the Trump White House.
It is worth recalling that 50 years ago, the largest immigrant populations in northern Europe hailed from Italy, Greece, Portugal, and Spain.
The “Chinese model,” combining a capitalist economy with authoritarian government, has frequently been hailed as superior to the messy, dithering, compromising ways of liberal democracies.
In that case, the new US tax law – hailed by Trump as a victory for the American people – will come home to roost in the form of even more serious trade tensions.
The deal has been hailed as a new model for resolving seemingly intractable conflicts.
Green’s commitment to the “aid reform agenda” has been hailed by organizations like the US Global Leadership Coalition, a network of CEOs and NGOs committed to elevating both development and diplomacy.
Mervyn King, the previous governor of the Bank of England, hailed the lower exchange rate as a “welcome change.”
Countries that only a few years ago were being hailed for their resilience in the face of a global economic meltdown are now facing myriad challenges, reflected in significantly slower GDP growth.
It is therefore surprising that Medvedev should be hailed by so many in the West as a “liberal.”
They hailed the strength of the US economy, bemoaned the alleged weaknesses of the European economy, and claimed that the Euro was mismanaged.
Latin America’s Unfinished QuestSANTIAGO – The participants came, European guests were greeted, speeches were delivered, toasts made, and, in the end, the annual meeting of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC) was hailed as a success.
Many of these people hailed from just five countries – Afghanistan, Myanmar, Somalia, South Sudan, and Syria.
In recent years, entrepreneurship has been hailed as the solution to Africa’s jobs problem.
President Xi Jinping’s lavish, highly publicized four-day visit to the UK in 2015 was hailed as a huge success, with the two sides signing trade and investment deals worth some £40 billion ($52.1 billion).
And yet, no sooner had Next Generation EU been approved than it was hailed as Europe’s first move toward fiscal union.
To US President Barack Obama’s credit, he appointed Kim, who beyond being a less-than-typical American (his father hailed from North Korea), had a track record of global engagement and a passion for development in some of the poorest regions of the world.
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