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In its response to the crisis in Greece, however, each of these lessons has been ignored.
One key lesson ignored in the Greece debacle is that when a bailout becomes necessary, it should be done once and definitively.
Another lesson that was ignored is not to bail out the banks.
But the Commonwealth’s assembled leaders ignored the report’s key recommendation, which concerned the establishment of a Human Rights Commissioner to oversee and report on the actions of member governments.
The question, however, was virtually ignored.
Equally important, much evidence was simply ignored.
During the right-wing ascendancy of the past 20 years, the pendulum of politics swung too far towards individualism and ignored the capacity of collective action, regulated or organised by governments, to achieve what individuals could not do.
Kuznets was ignored.
The US entered a calamitous war in Iraq, missed more than one opportunity to engage Iran's revolutionary regime, pushed for unending expansion of NATO onto the doorstep of Russia, and haughtily ignored Russia’s protests against the deployment of missile defenses in Eastern Europe.
Critics argue that the fundamentals were deteriorating in plain sight, and that the market (and economists) ignored it.
We cannot point to a lonely Cassandra like Robert Shiller of Yale University, who regularly argued that house prices were unsustainable, as proof that the truth was ignored.
There are enough instances of possible bias that the issue cannot be ignored.
One is a lesson from history: Russia’s strategic interests here cannot be ignored.
For too long, the West has ignored Russia’s recovery of strength and was not prepared to accept the consequences.
In the city that bears his name, Ho Chi Minh is more or less ignored, although his portraits loom alongside Sony and Coca Cola signs.
In France and Germany, Holland and Sweden the subject uppermost on many people's minds--immigration--was either ignored or exaggerated.
And in the name of human rights, it is time for the truth to come out about the people who went missing after the conflict, and about why, for a decade, UN officials ignored appeals by the victims’ families and launched no criminal investigation.
One police official even warned that anyone who ignored the government’s ban on demonstrating would be “beaten like stray dogs.”
But even from the perspective of oil interests, war against Iraq is a risky venture: not only is the impact on price, and therefore on oil company prices, highly uncertain, but other oil producers, including Russian and European interests, will not easily be ignored.
No country, much less a former superpower, likes to be ignored.
The history of multilateral financial institutions like the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank is littered with well-intentioned and technically feasible economic policy prescriptions that political leaders ignored.
Hatoyama’s cabinet, led by his Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ), ignored macroeconomic management after taking office in September 2009.
For Europe, the “Arab Spring” should refocus attention on an issue largely ignored in recent months: the benefits of Turkey’s full membership in the European Union.
Bubbles recur, especially in real estate, because this reflexive relationship is repeatedly ignored.
Today, many young people, feeling ignored by the China-friendly leadership, are openly discussing independence and self-rule, alarming the CCP.
Yet the warnings were ignored.
With the world on the brink of another revolution in connectivity, especially in terms of infrastructure that will fundamentally change the way we connect with each other, the lessons of this experience should not be ignored.
Once pushing industrialization at the expense of agriculture, African leaders routinely ignored ordinary farmers.
Fifth, the distribution of gains from economic growth cannot be ignored.
Many of the lessons learned in Rwanda were forgotten or ignored as smaller NGOs with little or no experience in dealing with disasters caused much of the confusion.
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