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Here, Europe acts like America, which has long talked the rhetoric of free trade, while its actions have long ignored the principles.
Now is the time to rethink our public-health investments and messaging, and evaluate whether we are getting the best value for our donor dollars, or whether we should do much more to tackle diseases that we have so far largely ignored.
President Bill Clinton’s administration ignored the overtures and allowed the US Congress to take the initiative.
The Bush administration, in thrall to the idea of regime change, ignored this initiative and rejected the “Big Deal” on nuclear energy negotiated with the EU-3 in Paris in November 2004 by Rouhani, who was then Khamenei’s representative and Chairman of Iran’s National Security Council.
For too long, economics has ignored ethical considerations.
Every year, some 15 million girls are married before the age of 18, and their plight is all too often ignored.
The risk of another financial crisis cannot be ignored.
The so-called “Target” accounts, hitherto ignored by the media, show that the ECB has been much more involved in rescue operations than is commonly known.
Most of Latin America, including Brazil, ignored public investments in R&D for decades, while East Asian countries invested heavily.
The challenges of global integration are not new, but nor can they be ignored.
For example, many of the poorest countries are in the tropics, and problems of tropical health (such as malaria) and tropical agriculture, are generally ignored by rich-country scientists.
Consider this: they ignored the negative costs of climate change, and suggested that clean energy would never be price competitive with fossil fuels, which is simply not true.
In fixating on an antiquated theory, they have all but ignored the here and now of a mounting worker backlash.
He simply ignored him while reversing his achievements in building a free Russia.
Too many valid choices are ignored or skirted through the routine of short-cuts.
This fact has long been ignored by firms seeking trade defence.
Overwhelming proof of Croatia’s complicity with Serbia in the dismemberment of Bosnia – something the media have also ignored – would never have emerged.
Given the variety of matters to which they must attend, officials are likely to have a high threshold of attention below which risks are ignored.
Although the US debt-to-GDP ratio doubled in the past decade, the Obama administration and Congress ignored the problem, focusing instead on the annual deficit’s decline since 2012 and the relative stability of the deficit as a share of GDP.
The warnings were issued a long time ago; the British government simply ignored them.
But his report ignored many vital issues that were then largely overlooked in the subsequent debate on financial reform.
Hoover ignored the advice, and the global trade war that followed made a garden-variety depression “great.”
Despite overwhelming evidence that gender-based stereotypes and expectations can adversely impact health, gender-related health issues are largely ignored or misunderstood, with international health organizations often limiting gender-specific efforts to women or, even more narrowly, to mothers.
But for the profession as a whole, the moral consequences of translating economic analysis into practice can no longer be ignored.
Our past struggles for freedom and justice are being ignored.
From this perspective, it becomes clear that the baseline tax-induced risks should not be ignored.
Imagine that the Olympic Committee represented only the interests of gold medal winners, or that the Education Ministry represented only post-doctoral programs but ignored elementary schools.
Those who believe that the Peshawar massacre might serve as a wakeup call to the Pakistani military should ask why the generals have ignored hundreds of earlier wakeup calls.
But the focus on public policy has left a “fourth arrow” – the private sector – untouched and seemingly ignored.
Today, many self-styled realists dismiss the United Nations as powerless, and argue that it can be ignored.
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