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Rather, his objective is regime change, something he apparently hopes to achieve by draining the Islamic Republic’s economic and strategic resources.
One hopes that a growing awareness of the significance of these and other factors will have a positive effect on policy agendas in the coming year.
Under the banner of “simplification,” the “how” is gravitating towards outsourcing most of the implementation to agencies that are to be endowed, one hopes, with greater flexibility to fulfill their specific missions.
Standards of living fall, incomes stagnate, hopes are dampened.
One hopes that this will lend comfort to him, and give a moral boost to Chinese who share his views.
It will, one hopes, provide a detailed blueprint for the development of large-scale transactions-intensive industries such as wholesale and retail trade, domestic transport and supply-chain logistics, health care, and leisure and hospitality.
They stopped the decline in the spring and early summer of this year, bringing the recession to what one hopes is more than a temporary halt.
God, one realizes, is one’s only friend and only available family, because – deprived even of access to a trusted priest – there is no one else in whom to confide one’s worries and hopes.
Medvedev obviously hopes to reach out and improve Russia’s and his own standing in the world.
As noble as these goals are, they will be overshadowed if he continues his campaign against those who entrusted him with their hopes.
But one hopes that campaign promises won’t tie the new leader’s hands, as so often happens in electoral politics.
With inequality and unemployment higher, and incomes and domestic markets shrinking, everyone hopes to recover by exporting – an obviously impossible solution.
And yet, despite the billions of dollars and all the hopes poured into it, we have no new treatments for patients with addictions.
It failed miserably, as have similar approaches to every other stress-related psychiatric disorder, including depression and anxiety, for which hopes were equally high.
But let’s see the positive message instead: 190 countries agreed on a sensible plan, and the underlying science and technology gives us realistic hopes for achieving it.
Should Le Pen win the presidency and make such discrimination a reality, Lauder hopes that all French men will take to wearing small skullcaps in a show of solidarity.
Sky-high commodity prices, rock-bottom dollar interest rates, and ample international liquidity are what Chile hopes for in the rest of the world; they are also precisely what Chile got since 2010.
Now, one hopes, all four will be held properly accountable by their stakeholders and undertake serious self-evaluation.
We need to recognize what Martin Luther King, Jr. called the “fierce urgency of now” if we are to safeguard millions of people’s livelihoods and hopes for the future.
Any decent, rational person hopes for a milder method to achieve progress.
Rampant corruption and rising inequality, together with obvious environmental decay, are causing ordinary Chinese – especially the middle class, which once had high hopes for reform – to become increasingly disillusioned.
It worked well in the United Nations General Assembly last September, when he had something solid to offer – a deal on his country’s nuclear program – raising hopes that Iran’s hardline foreign-policy stance would finally soften.
Soaring speeches, high hopes, and great expectations have yielded minimal returns.
Their leaders, one hopes, will be smart enough to work together in good faith, rather than seeking only narrow partisan advantage.
The US had high hopes that identities would be forged on some other, more secular ground.
The Holy Grail of Genetic EngineeringHONG KONG – Since its introduction four decades ago, genetic engineering has been a source of high hopes for health, agriculture, and industry.
The MDGs might once have seemed to be merely a set of hopes and aspirations.
One hopes that Argentina will learn from its western neighbor – and that a Bachelet administration in Chile will look across the Andes, recognize where its proposals risk taking the country, and change course before it is too late.
Thus, it hopes to divert public attention from still non-existent basic services, continuing sectarianism, weak oil production, scant infrastructure investment, and rampant corruption and cronyism.
This more challenging scenario of anemic recovery undermines hopes for a V-shaped recovery, as low growth and deflationary pressures constrain earnings and profit margins, and as unemployment rates above 10% in most advanced economies cause financial shocks to re-emerge, owing to mounting losses for banks’ and financial institutions’ portfolios of loans and toxic assets.
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