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Given the stakes, it is no surprise that the Maduro government immediately sought to discredit the July 16 referendum.
Effective immediately, attributing blame to Poland for World War II-era Nazi crimes would no longer be punishable by three years in prison.
But both versions then immediately go on to “remember heroic acts of numerous Poles, especially the Righteous Among the Nations, who risked their lives to save Jewish people.”
Like Ukraine, Poland suffered from widespread corruption in the years immediately following the collapse of communism.
Although there is no need immediately to announce a specific exchange rate for the zloty at euro entry, such a program must include among its focal points a formula for determining the rate.
North Korea immediately did just that, threatening to carry out an “enveloping” strike on the US territory of Guam.
Most immediately, there is an urgent need for more cholera treatment centers.
Talk of “haircuts” for private investors immediately triggers concerns about contagion.
In one country, the president immediately decided to free a man accused of plotting a coup.
The final component of the agreement is temporary acceleration of tax depreciation, allowing firms in 2011 to write off 100% of capital investment immediately, in contrast to the current rule, which stipulates a 50% immediate write-off, followed by depreciation of the remaining 50% over the statutory life of the equipment.
Marianne Thyssen, the EU’s employment and labor commissioner, wants work on implementing the report to begin immediately.
The first focused on 225,000 of Ethiopia’s most at-risk farmers, and got them what they needed immediately: food.
The wolf then snarls that if it was not the lamb, it was his father; after that, he immediately moves into action.
With a new round of stimulus, China’s excess production capacity and underused outlays (for example, built-up real-estate assets) could be mobilized immediately, restoring 9% annual GDP growth.
And yet, immediately after his election, I pointed out that, “This recession is the real thing, far worse than the two brief, mild recessions of the last quarter-century.”
The impact was not immediately evident.
It is not immediately clear how we can rectify these problems, protect the vulnerable, and restore democratic legitimacy.
Shifting NATO's border east immediately puts on the agenda the issue of who comes next.
Yet, almost immediately after the stimulus program was implemented, the output decline and employment losses slowed sharply.
Attempts to bring economic rationality and equity to American medicine date back to immediately after World War II, when President Harry Truman's proposal for establishing a national health insurance system brought cries of "socialized medicine" and quick defeat in Congress.
China immediately protested, first by canceling a joint China-Vietnam security meeting, and then by reportedly threatening military action against Vietnamese positions in the Spratly Islands.
With Donald Trump’s presidency and a Republican-controlled Congress, the SEC rule was immediately vacated under the Congressional Review Act, an obscure law that had been used only once before.
Almost immediately, he launched another campaign to suppress “counter-revolutionaries,” berating one province for “being too lenient, not killing enough.”
If it is someone of worldwide renown, the presidency will immediately be established as a post of global importance.
The ECB must reverse its decision immediately, because otherwise the banks themselves would very soon become unsalvageable.
De Gaulle was at Colombey, but returned immediately to Paris.
The only disagreement is between those who want to penalize Italy immediately for defying eurozone budget rules and those who are willing to delay punishment, or at least administer it more slowly.
The amounts involved are large enough to be of macroeconomic significance, especially as they would be spent almost immediately and produce a multiplier effect.
Prime Minister Matteo Renzi has staked his political future on the vote, pledging to step down (though not immediately) if the reforms are rejected.
On the contrary, as soon as government information is designed to be immediately open to everybody, its value as information declines and its value as an instrument of manipulation increases.
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