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Another view, though, is that India is a country that has found in democracy the most effective way to manage its immense contradictions.
Migrants, after all, bring immense benefits to their host countries, as well as to their countries of origin.
Second, the international financial crisis will have an immense impact on NATO members’ defense budgets.
The 450 scenario presents an immense challenge.
The problem, of course, is that no country can be productive enough to reinvest 50% of GDP in new capital stock without eventually facing immense overcapacity and a staggering non-performing loan problem.
Too many Iranian successes, and too many Sunni debacles, could also lead to immense pressure in Syria, where a minority Alawi regime dominates a Sunni majority.
Likewise, sovereign wealth funds with immense clout in the global financial system are redirecting their investments toward the green economy.
But, even if that happens, the experience, data, and knowledge gained will be of immense value to the Brotherhood.
In poker terms, Chinese President Xi Jinping is attempting to pull an inside straight, gambling that a growing middle class will demand enough manufactured goods to prevent the economy’s immense excess capacity in basic industries from leading to widespread unemployment.
Given the enormous advances in oil-extraction technology since the 1970s and the immense size of Iran’s reserves (the fourth-largest in the world, after Saudi Arabia, Russia, and Venezuela), restoring output to the levels of 40 years ago seems a modest objective.
They have immense regulatory powers to require that the banks under their supervision hold capital, lend to classes of borrowers that have historically faced discrimination, and serve the communities in which they are embedded.
Enormous humanitarian efforts will be needed to address the catastrophic situation the war has left, and UN Special Envoy Staffan de Mistura’s immense dedication will be critical.
Moreover, immense pressure in the US to undertake fiscal consolidation, reflected in President Barack Obama’s latest budget proposal, should reduce US import demand, further reducing the bilateral imbalance.
If the new graduate in your life has the connections to join a very large brand-name private-equity fund, the path to immense wealth, political influence, or even power becomes much clearer.
“It is simply this: The US should not use its immense military and economic power to try to stay top dog on the global block in perpetuity.
He has engaged in immense arms purchases from Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus, most recently including tanks, fighter planes, and a submarine.
An end to the euro would indeed provoke an immense crisis.
The pressure in a war setting to get information that could save lives is immense.
This represents a tragedy that is as avoidable as it is immense.
And when it does, risk tolerance collapses: everybody knows that there are immense unrealized losses in financial assets and nobody is sure that they know where they are.
With the EU's internal borders reduced to purely administrative boundaries, this task has passed to institutions that wield immense preemptive authority over member states.
But the cost was immense, the alleged corruption dispiriting, and the contrast with the political situation in nearby Ukraine alarming.
After lining up for an Association Agreement with the European Union, former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych instead opted for closer ties with Russia, following immense pressure from the Kremlin, as well as a promise of $15 billion in financing.
Such a step would trigger immense volatility throughout the international monetary system, throwing many economies – such as those that link their currencies to the US dollar or hold a large volume of dollar reserves – into crisis.
When people started arriving in Cox’s Bazar in late August, during the Muslim Eid holiday, residents showed immense generosity.
The two crises have created immense human suffering worldwide: thousands of families have lost loved ones in wars, and the financial crisis has taken people’s jobs, livelihoods, assets, pensions, and dreams, as well as worsening fiscal and debt conditions in most industrial countries.
Candidate countries deployed immense efforts to comply with those conditions.
Twenty years ago, key world leaders demonstrated resolve, faced up to opposition and immense pressure, and the Wall came down.
Despite these immense investments, however, observers – including Nye himself – have scratched their heads, wondering why these authoritarian regimes continue to suffer a deep soft-power deficit, even as they have grown more assertive internationally.
While the challenges facing Afghanistan are immense, they are not insurmountable.
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