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He has finally acknowledged the failure of the “road map,” and
hence
the need to skip interim stages and move directly to a final settlement between Israelis and Palestinians.
Hence, people who favor smaller government (for example, some Republicans) will want the deficit closed entirely by cutting spending, whereas those who favor larger government (for example, President Barack Obama and most Democrats) will want the deficit closed entirely by raising taxes.
Hence, the critics are calling for limits on competition to discourage innovation.
They, too, might feel left behind by changes that bewilder them: the rise of non-Western powers and the increasing prominence of non-white minorities;
hence
the loathing of US President Barack Obama and the receptiveness to myths – spread by Trump, among others – that Obama wasn’t really born in the US.
They specialize in unsophisticated primary-sector exports and
hence
struggle to participate in the higher-value-added segments of global value chains and generate quality jobs.
Hence, at a minimum, governments should offer cash transfers to these individuals – or to everyone, if vulnerable populations are hard to identify – as well as coverage for virus-related medical expenses.
And this phenomenon has been accentuated by the proliferation of passive investing, with the majority of indices heavily favoring outstanding market values (hence, the more debt an emerging market issues, like Argentina, the higher its weight in many indices becomes).
Hence, I foresee a 35% drop in the broad dollar index over the next 2-3 years.
Hence, resisting the temptation of isolation and divisions, I propose we build this renewal together around three ambitions: freedom, protection and progress.
Hence, for some member states – including some that have benefited tremendously from EU membership – the instinct now is to shut the door and roll out the barbed wire.
Hence, a major risk in this scenario is that the return of a hard border would jeopardize the 1998 Good Friday Agreement, which ended decades of violence in Northern Ireland.
Hence, as the following figure shows, hyper-globalization and convergence were interlinked phenomena.
Hence, even during the Iraq War, the Franco-American conflict had the look of a choreographed routine, whereas German-American relations were boiling over with emotions.
According to the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, developing countries’ repayments on their public external debts will cost $2.6-3.4 trillion just in 2020 and 2021 alone.Hence, market analysts now suggest that almost 40% of emerging- and frontier-market sovereign external debt could be at risk of default in the next year.
Hence, even within rich countries, the distributional consequences would be difficult to handle, as France’s government found out after it tried to introduce a modest fuel tax in 2018.
Hence, occupations dominated by women – such as in the care sector – tend to be lower paid; even men doing similar work suffer a wage penalty.
Children from low-literacy areas, by contrast, not only do worse at school, and
hence
have fewer economic opportunities, but also have much lower life expectancies than their peers in high-literacy areas.
Hence, Venezuelans have been fleeing en masse, while those remaining behind are suffering.
Hence, the WEF concludes that biodiversity loss and ecosystem collapse are both more likely and potentially more damaging to business than most other global threats.
Hence, the thousands of Swedish families returning from late-February skiing in the Italian Alps were strongly advised to return to work and school if not visibly sick, even if family members were infected.
In particular, the Convention prohibits the occupier from moving its civilian population into the occupied territories
(hence
all Israeli settlements are illegal under international law).
Hence, on his trip, Macron was accompanied by roughly a hundred French politicians (including his minister of the economy, Bruno Le Maire) and business representatives.
Hence, our growth forecasts assume that private consumption will increase from less than 40% to 55% of total spending in 2040, with investment undergoing a similarly sized decline.
Hence, on the day after Britain’s formal withdrawal from the EU, the pro-Brexit journalist Daniel Hannan could gloat on Twitter that: “One day in and so far: No food riots / No medicine shortages / No gridlocked motorways / No migrant camps in Kent / No collapse in house prices / No emergency tax rises / No world war / Weren’t we told that ‘It’s not Project Fear, it’s Project Reality’?”
If Labor wins this election, as seems likely, Australia will have its seventh change of prime minister since 2007,
hence
the country’s appellation as the “coup capital of the world.”
Hence, if the European Central Bank (or others) wanted to be the first central bank to issue digital money, the opportunity is there for the taking.
Hence, for the policymakers, technologists, executives, and entrepreneurs, the question is: Where do we go from here?
And, by definition, the hero was ignored
(hence
the crisis).
Hence, the WHO’s new corporate strategy, which is geared toward the Sustainable Development Agenda’s mission of “leaving no one behind,” features a strong emphasis on measuring gender distributions, equity, and rights across all of the institutions’ programs.
Hence, a number of digital-payment platforms initially were created to address online markets’ fundamental “trust” problem.
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