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Two months before the vote, the presidential campaign has demonstrated that the modernization, if not “Americanization,” of French politics (for example, heavy use of the Internet) has taken hold.
Yet opposition to Sarkozy remains high, and not only among minorities and young people, who have registered to vote in high numbers, supposedly to oppose him and his heavy use of the police in the banlieues .
Maybe it just sagslike a heavy load.
For one thing, there is still inflation risk, particularly for countries with weak fiscal institutions and heavy debt burdens.
Most everybody has heard by now of the likelihood of long-term global warming, in which the heavy use of oil and gas by industrial economies leads to a rising concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
$ heavy energy use in the rich economies is indeed gradually warming the earth;$ it is poor countries -- mainly in the tropics -- rather than the rich countries -- mainly in the temperate economies -- who are likely to suffer the most severe damage.
Other factors in America’s favor include 30 of the top 100 universities in the world, a risk-taking, entrepreneurial culture, and its companies’ heavy exposure to market forces.
Since then, China has aggressively pursued a fast-growth, export, and investment heavy model of economic development.
Given all that we know about how to prevent and treat TB, and a powerful economic case for investing in eradication efforts, there is no excuse for the heavy toll that it continues to take.
Central bankers sometimes rationalize their current policies not by extolling the benefits of low inflation, but by underscoring the heavy costs of even mild deflation.
Furthermore, mobile-phone batteries contain toxic substances, including heavy metals like cobalt, lead, and zinc.
The only major developed country to remain structurally immune to these heavy trends is the United States, thanks to a fertility rate around the generational replacement level and annual net immigration of 2.7 million people – legal or not.
The Audacity of Hope for PalestineSINGAPORE – The world will be enveloped in a heavy cloud of gloom and doom this year.
While implementing energy-efficiency measures may require heavy initial investments, these outlays will be offset by future productivity growth, which is the only way developed countries can sustainably improve living standards over time.
Syria may pay a heavy price for that ambiguity.
This change in the amount and pattern of rainfall has serious implications for many economic activities, as well as for countries’ preparedness to handle emergencies such as large-scale coastal flooding or heavy snowfall.
But the challenge goes further: disputes over territory and history may well amount to a zero-sum situation or, worse, a prisoner’s dilemma, in which mistrust and betrayal exact a heavy price from the parties involved.
That is why Macron is placing such heavy emphasis on improving education at the lowest levels, and on easing the transition from school to the labor market.
2.Emu is heavy with political implications, both for the individual nations and for the Union.
East Asian-style rapid growth has typically required a heavy dose of structural transformation for a number of decades, with steady progress on education and institutions providing the longer-term underpinnings of convergence with advanced economies.
But Taylor has wielded a heavy hand in the campaign, his impunity making a mockery of international justice.
In both countries, the presidential administrations used their heavy muscle to dominate television, thereby limiting the ability of opposition candidates to make their case to the public.
It also shrinks overall demand, which is fine when the economy is overheated, but devastating when the economy is depressed and a liquidity trap (Exhibit B: the eurozone again) prevents monetary policy from doing the heavy lifting.
Combine all this with the heavy small business taxes imposed by both federal and local bureaucrats, and the huge size of Russia’s underground economy, estimated to account for between 30% to 50% of gross domestic income is easily explained.
But when it works, as it has so often in Asia, the model’s “government-business collaboration” or “pro-business state” quickly garners heavy praise.
Germany and Italy are simply too big, as compared to Portugal or Belgium (itself a rather questionable amalgam of the Flemish and the Walloons), and this creates the types of imbalances reminiscent of the heavy foot of Prussia in the old Bismarckian empire.
The Trump administration’s policy of separating families has faced heavy criticism, including from unexpected places.
But the central bank is being asked to do all the heavy lifting.
That reinforced the fundamental difference between market-oriented British governments and those of many EU countries, with their traditions of socialism, government planning, and heavy regulation.
Prolonged controversies over the terms and conditions of assistance and the absurdly high interest rate initially set on official loans exacted a heavy toll on countries already under stress.
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