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Arguably, the ideal of a well-defined and effective international monetary regime has become more difficult to realize as markets and capital flows have become vastly larger and more capricious.
Contested state breakups create tough policy problems, and there are no ideal outcomes.
A rapidly implemented, national-scale solution would be ideal.
European integration was built on the ideal of a united Europe working together to uphold peace, generate prosperity, and advance democracy.
On paper, Turkey looks like an ideal country to serve as a bridge between Europe and the Middle East.
The second problem is arguably more serious, for it is epiphenomenal: the damage that unethical behavior has done to the ideal of fair play.
It is unlikely that US policymaking reflects the grip of some ideal view of the world, in which getting rid of dictators is the same thing as creating democracies.
Rather, the belief in ideal outcomes is a necessary myth to cover an unwillingness to use force persistently and intelligently enough to achieve a desired result.
Morocco is an ideal setting for regional diplomacy.
Mr. Alejandro Foxley, Chile's first finance Minister after the return of democracy in 1990, and one of the architects of the country's extraordinary economic success, is another ideal candidate to lead the IMF.
On the contrary, they have been hailed as ideal Tibetan citizens.
Indeed, their political ideal is not order, but rather the subordination of all independent bases of power that could challenge them: courts, media, business, cultural institutions, NGOs, and so forth.
The political ideal that a populist government strives for is essentially an elected dictatorship.
Defenders of the European ideal need to engage more directly with its critics and articulate an inspiring vision, rather than sticking their heads in the sand and intoning the words “ever closer union” at every opportunity.
Though the ideal long-term response would be for the world to eliminate all greenhouse-gas emissions by the end of the century, we must confront the immediate challenges of protecting the planet’s most vulnerable populations.
From this perspective, Macron was the ideal candidate for Le Pen to lose to.
The challenge, therefore, is to find the ideal balance between opportunity and security – that is, between efficiency and robustness.
For Keynes, only those who will be able to sublimate their non-satisfied relative needs into a higher ideal would find their way in the new paradise.
If she retires in France, she can live in an ideal place to enjoy the present, not to build a future.
Given the low cost of capital and the need to stimulate the global economy, now is the ideal time to invest in the infrastructure needed to support sustainable growth.
They are interested in a candidate, male or female, who speaks to their life issues, and are turned off by a woman who assumes that they are just waiting, sheep-like, for a Joan of Arc figure who will serve “lesser” women as what Jungian psychologists call an “ego ideal.”
The WHC’s annual meetings, such as that which just ended in Istanbul, are the ideal forum for such an effort.
But these are the benefits of high finance as they apply to the ideal world of economists – that is, a world of rational utilitarian actors who are skilled calculators of expected utility under uncertainty, who are masters of dynamic programming, and who breathe stochastic calculus in their daily life.
Economists have spent their lives attempting to evolve theories that would account for how salient features of reality might emerge if we did live in their ideal world, but since we don’t, their theoretical enterprise is of doubtful utility.
An ideal result would focus attention on the need to reduce the barriers to all kinds of human mobility – both internal and across national borders – by lowering its economic and social costs.
Still, weighing the disposition of the Korean Peninsula offers China an ideal opportunity to begin reconsidering its long-term interests.
Even so, Fola's ideal plan will reach only a small portion of those who need therapy.
In an ideal world, both Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping should want to keep US-China relations stable.
Eurozone governments will need to serve their citizens rather than some abstract European ideal, and live by the discipline of the ballot box and the market.
But the idea of the United Nations as a uniter of nations remains, in many parts of the world and for many of the world's most complex problems, more an ideal still to be achieved than a living reality.
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