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Today, against the new propaganda of hatred, our challenge is to harness the power of new communication technologies to empower pluralism and human dignity for all, to combat all forms of anti-Semitism and Holocaust denial.
Global cities compete to provide an ideal life and work environment for innovators, and to harness their creativity to become stronger and more competitive still.
He has argued that migration is development, and that the post-2015 development agenda must harness its impact.
So, rather than being at the mercy of global financial flows, we must harness finance as a tool for achieving our goals.
In today’s global economy, however, international competitive advantage is mostly based upon knowledge and the capacity to harness knowledge in new technologies.
With the right policies, Asian countries can mitigate the risks of population aging and harness their “silver dividend” to become more productive, resilient, and dynamic than ever.
With this in mind, EU leaders should be working to encourage and harness the generosity of some, while containing and resisting the selfishness and xenophobia of others.
If we fail to harness new technologies for ourselves, we will have surrendered our personal and collective agency, leaving little reason for optimism.
The region can still harness its demographic dividend, but it is now in a race against the machines.
The prosperity of the US has always depended on its ability to harness economic growth to technology-driven innovation.
Third, the most potent social norms harness aspects of our evolved psychology.
Every post-World War II government has always been willing to harness Germany’s financial strength to further that aim, i.e., to foot the bill for Europe.
We should begin by expanding Africans’ capacity to harness wastewater.
These projects also help countries to harness and use waste flows, by converting sewage to biogas and fertilizer.
So this task, the definition of justice and social needs, is a task that has to be accomplished by the legal system, by law and government, and in doing so you harness the freedom of the market, but you do not eliminate it.
Politicians seeking to harness populist energy do so by stoking animus toward foreigners, supping with the devil with a very short spoon.
As China is now able to harness its own technological might to produce sophisticated weapons, Russia’s usefulness in this area is waning fast.
And for African governments in particular, that fact creates an opportunity to harness the positive power of human mobility.
But the reality is that all 17 SDGs – from ending hunger and providing clean water and sanitation to conserving ecosystems – depend, to varying degrees, on how effectively we harness science and technology.
Some political leaders explain that nuclear fusion is at work in the sun, and that, thanks to ITER, we will harness it.
In the late 20th century, scientists harness the most concentrated, innovative impulses toward the future.
So how, exactly, can the world harness the potential of private money for infrastructure?
Rather than resist these trends, companies should look to harness the benevolence of their youngest talent.
To mobilize the required capital, policymakers will need to harness the power of the financial system.
And it is still unclear if the French can harness the strong and positive energy of their new president, Emmanuel Macron, to implement badly needed reforms.
But this fatalism assumes that we are powerless to harness what we create to improve our lives – and, indeed, our jobs.
Offshore systems harness the forces of the ocean, by using deeper waters and stronger currents to funnel excess nutrients and waste away from sensitive coastal ecosystems.
And in the lead up to the World Humanitarian Summit in Istanbul in May, private companies have already begun to mobilize resources and harness their capabilities in the service of innovation.
Governments should also reinforce the supply of skills by strengthening incentives for educational institutions to harness the power of digital technology and new business models.
In other words, US policymakers’ “zero-sum” mentality is not only wrong; it is impeding America’s ability to harness China’s influence to enhance, rather than undermine, regional stability.
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