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Likewise, today’s euro crisis is harder to resolve because of the euro’s strength in currency markets.
And, by continuing to allow payments of tax arrears to be made in BE, while prescribing FE as a separate, harder currency uniquely able to extinguish commercial bank debt, Europe’s authorities acknowledged that Greece now has two euros.
The downside is that economic activity is overstated and, more important, that reform becomes even harder as entrepreneurs internalize the necessity to find new, creative ways of bending the rules.
If the Basel process stalls, transatlantic deals, which are the crucial underpinning of Western capital markets, will be far harder to reach.
If Basel becomes a talking shop, without the ability to set firm standards, another key link in the chain will be broken, and it will be harder for the UK to argue that if London’s banks meet international standards, they should be granted equal treatment in the EU.
American voters, who are famously loathe to increase taxes, might start thinking a lot harder about the real economic costs of their country’s superpower status.
He could be a fierce turf fighter, yet it is fair to say that he could have fought harder for his moderate and dovish views in the post-1967 government in which he served.
If Germany is to maintain its economic dominance, it will have to do something far harder than keeping wages in check or restructuring hierarchies.
And reality is even harder to shape than a myth.
That is far harder to judge.
But it is harder to use the rule of law to undermine law than it is to use popular elections against democracy.
Do they try harder under pressure, or do they quit in the face of difficulty?
Legal responsibility should not be much harder to disentangle.
Overthrowing a totalitarian regime and organizing elections may be hard, but the harder task is to go from voting to establishing a true democracy.
This is harder to judge than is the solvency of a firm, because a sovereign state possesses the power to tax.
One problem is that, with print advertising in terminal decline, media companies are finding it harder to subsidize the long-term research that in-depth reporting typically requires.
But no group has been harder hit than the Roma.
Equally, it is now far harder for Scots to blame a distant government in London for their problems, although the SNP will now try to make blaming Westminster for all ills even more of an art form.
Designing such a growth strategy is both harder and easier than implementing standard neoliberal policies.
That crowd, as astute political observers from Plato to de Tocqueville amply demonstrated, becomes harder to evade the more you make it master.
Considering them together, my overwhelming thought is that the Friedmans would find their task of justifying and advocating small-government libertarianism much harder today than they did in 1979.
Currently, a lack of reliable monitoring data makes it difficult to establish protective fishing limits, and even harder to enforce them.
Many people are willing to do their bit for the environment, but they do not always have the opportunity to consume in environmentally friendly ways, because sustainable low-carbon choices are more expensive and harder to find.
Though lower-income countries spend less on waste management in absolute terms (around $35 per ton), they have a harder time recovering costs.
But while it is clear which jobs new technologies displace, it is harder to anticipate how the new possibilities will be exploited.
This is harder to measure than the area of ice cover, which is easily viewed by satellites.
The transfer documentation reportedly was regularly stripped of key details such as the destination of wire transfers, so that the transaction would be harder to investigate and less likely to provide evidence of malfeasance.
That leaves both parties facing the challenge of reuniting for the fall campaign – a feat that will be much harder to pull off this year than it was in most other presidential election years.
Their followers can be harder to reconcile.
Research showing that people make decisions based on relevant evidence is harder to publish, much less publicize.
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