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The core of the nuclear question, namely how to deter whom with what, has been papered over for a long time, but the depth of disagreement within NATO can no longer be ignored.
Excessive focus on inflation meant that some central banks ignored what was happening to their financial markets.
The pro-euro politicians ignored economists’ warnings that imposing a single currency on a dozen heterogeneous countries was bound to create serious economic problems.
Amazingly, global financial markets ignored the credit risks of this sovereign debt, requiring only very small differences between interest rates on German bonds and those of Greece and other peripheral countries.
Only France ignored British statements and substantially sold off its sterling holdings.
There was always a downside – previously ignored but now highly salient in our mercantilist era – to this supposed privilege.
If the Syria situation is ignored, its consequences could provoke Israeli or Iranian action, setting the region aflame and triggering a global depression.
He spoke of the Holy Land as the source of Christianity and the home of sacred shrines of Islam, but intentionally ignored the Biblical roots of Judaism and Jerusalem as the home of Hebrew kings and prophets.
Yet China’s leaders also recognized that they ignored popular demands at great peril.
The pessimistic argument ignored the fact that by lowering the cost of goods, machines increased workers’ real wages – enabling them to buy more – and that the rise in labor productivity enabled employers (often under pressure from trade unions) to pay more per worker.
In addition to structural and cyclical risks, China must address the “gray rhino” (highly likely, but often ignored) strategic risks arising from the intensifying Sino-American geopolitical rivalry.
It is a task that can no longer be ignored or postponed.
The motivation to implement further reforms of the internal market has weakened, leading to a situation in which even decisions by EU leaders at their European Council meetings can go ignored.
For the Arab world’s new political elites, the lesson is clear: crowd dynamics cannot be ignored.
Furthermore, most textbooks of the time ignored the financial sector; thus, they ignored the fact that capital flows to the periphery would be channeled via banks, and that when the capital stopped flowing, bank crises would strain peripheral members’ public finances.
This is an entirely legitimate demand, because it invites us to become familiar with a previously ignored past.
This assumption not only ignored the kuru tragedy; it also overlooked the hundreds of young people who had died of spongiform encephalopathy after receiving growth hormones extracted from human corpses.
Yet the prevailing macroeconomic emphasis on controlling inflation and fiscal deficits means that a real exchange rate of the peso that was overvalued by 30% is simply ignored, and bank loans to the productive sector are vanishing.
Pakistan is next door, and it can no more be ignored than a thorn piercing one’s side.
For the first time, the leaders of the world’s most powerful nations took notice of a constituency that they have largely ignored – the wild animals, fish, and plants that make up all the millions of living species on the planet besides humans.
But there do seem to be some fundamental rules of political survival that have been ignored in Australia in recent years, and spelling them out may help both the ALP and others to remember them.
But deep questions concerning the consequences of such pressure have been all but ignored.
The concept of a “social contract” based on rights and obligations – the essential values that constitute the most important precondition for effective environmental protection – goes largely ignored.
Despite the industry’s widely publicized pitfalls, its potential to improve the lives of the poor cannot be ignored.
They are now in a position to conduct a constructive policy and address problems too long ignored.
It is the central lesson of the Arab Spring, and one that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has bloodily ignored.
The Union was ignored, with the US and China choosing to disagree over its head.
The relevant logic is at the core of modern macroeconomics – precisely the kind of thinking that European leaders have ignored at their peril.
Globalization, free trade, immigration, and inequality have been long ignored by elites elsewhere as well.
There is no way to account for ignored victims, or why some are condemned to death and shot.
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