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The recommendations included increasing affordable transportation to family-planning facilities, expanding access to modern contraception (including emergency contraception), increasing the availability of sex education, and developing strategies to reduce the stigma of abortions.
And we could determine if increasing agricultural production would make it harder to manage natural resources; or if expanding renewable-energy sources would deplete the water supply in already-arid regions.
OXFORD – While austerity in Europe faces increasing social resistance, in principle it has the merit of simplicity.
France and Southern European countries, by contrast, argue that governments need more flexibility to decide on fiscal and structural reforms, and that governments with greater fiscal leeway should help to address current imbalances by increasing their public expenditures.
President Donald Trump’s administration rightly points to its regulatory reforms and its recently enacted tax legislation as strategies for increasing economic growth.
This emphasis on increasing exports, rather than reducing imports, is a welcome feature.
It may be argued that the Europeans should try to close this chasm, by increasing their own defense spending.
Some of the reasons why this is happening reflect fundamental changes in the world, including the diffusion of power to an increasing number of states and non-state actors, ranging from terrorist organizations and militias to corporations and NGOs.
Europe is mostly stable, as is Latin America and an increasing share of Africa.
The first task facing South Korea's government is to bring the US on board for a policy of increasing "Koreanization" of affairs on the peninsula.
Finally, in order to stand a chance of preventing inflation from increasing much further, real interest rates must, at the very least, be equal to zero or slightly positive.
This will put increasing strain on the environment and deplete the world’s stock of resources.
Indeed, the consequences of our disposable economy – skyrocketing CO2 emissions, unmanageable waste streams, and the increasing difficulty of extracting resources, to name a few – are already apparent.
While Johnson has some rhetorical skill – which he has been using with increasing vigor to whip up support for a “hard Brexit” – the general view is that he was a hopeless diplomat, always preferring a cheap joke to a serious brief.
Although independent central banks have been crucial in helping the region achieve macroeconomic stability over the past two decades, they, like electoral authorities, are being subjected to increasing pressure.
By the latter part of Obama’s second term, unemployment had fallen by half, to below 5%; wages were rising; and real median family incomes were finally increasing, by a record-high 5.2% in the most recently reported year, with lower-income groups benefiting from even higher gains.
The increasing detachment of the budget from the Union’s objectives is sustained by decision-making procedures that authorize the European Council, representing member governments, to take all the important decisions according to a rule of unanimity, with the European Parliament and the European Commission confined to a minor role.
The EU budget should become a main theme in European Parliament election campaigns, increasing voter interest and thus turnout.
Either way, the road ahead is likely to be bumpy, with increasing friction where politics rubs against economics.
A rough way to gauge the increasing importance of transnational organizations is to count how many times these organizations are mentioned in mainstream media publications.
But the government has instead tried to end shortages by increasing production, without considering that up to half of the food will be lost.
In September 2011, at the AFI Global Policy Forum in Mexico, 17 financial authorities adopted the unprecedented Maya Declaration – a set of specific, measurable commitments aimed at increasing financial inclusion.
This is not merely a question of increasing the rate of legal immigration, but also of strengthening the quality of integration .
Economic exposure to floods is increasing faster than per capita GDP in all regions.
It is not difficult to identify who would bear what costs if the US did not pay – or if it disrupted markets by not increasing its debt ceiling.
And so it has – but without increasing the number of new medicines.
History offers two clear lessons: reducing public debt is incredibly difficult without growth, and increasing growth is incredibly difficult with a huge burden of public debt.
We also found that increasing capital buffers to appropriate levels helps, rather than hurts, economic growth.
Organizations linked by new communications technologies, for example, are increasing in influence.
Africa’s small farmers can be integrated into agricultural value chains, but not without first increasing farm productivity.
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