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After all, far more basic measures that individuals can take to protect themselves and their families are not being implemented nearly enough.
Such techniques aren’t foolproof, but they can go a long way toward protecting individuals.
What, then, can other countries, and individuals, whether in the US or beyond its borders, do about the fact that Trump is jeopardizing the future of us all, for many generations to come?
Outside shareholders had little influence over the powerful individuals who ran the chaebol, and creditors lent money freely, assuming that the leading chaebol were too important for the government to allow them to go bankrupt.
A foreign policy adviser to the Trump campaign, George Papadopoulos, was also indicted for lying to the FBI about meetings with individuals closely associated with the Russian government during the campaign, though he has already pleaded guilty and has been cooperating with investigators since the summer.
Indeed, accurate maps break down geographic barriers, empowering individuals to reach their desired destinations, enabling businesses to reach consumers anywhere, and enriching people’s outlooks.
Some surveys of forecasts report the distribution of the forecasts of the different individuals being surveyed.
The second quarter benefited from a surge in home purchases, as individuals rushed to take advantage of the tax subsidy for home buyers that expired in April.
They like to be treated as individuals, not to be put into buckets.
Moreover, making the transition requires investments in human capital that individuals often cannot afford.
Finding mechanisms that guarantee both the rights of individuals and the public interest is crucial to establishing the trust on which the digital economy depends.
But extortion continues, as does financial support from individuals.
Countries can do more to make it difficult for individuals to leave for Iraq or Syria; a Europe-wide watch list, for example, would help.
If bank assets amount to over 300% of GDP – more than $30 trillion – so, too, must the combination of bank deposits, bank bonds, wealth-management products, or other bank liabilities held as assets by companies or individuals.
In the last decade, Japan passed several laws obliging both businesses and individuals to separate plastics waste.
Rights are universal and are held only by individuals, which means that a company CEO enjoys them just as much as his office clerk.
But even where such “social fabric” exists, a proliferation of independent efforts often reflects individuals’ passions rather than broad-based capacity.
And law students should focus on the intersection of big data and human rights, so that they gain the insight that will be needed to defend people from forces that may seek to turn individuals into disposable parts.
And indeed, The Ordinary Virtues by the former Canadian politician Michael Ignatieff, which grew from a Carnegie study, indicates that even in the world’s most desolate and lawless corners, individuals have a strong sense of their own rights and also, if to a lesser extent, of the importance of treating those close to them with decency.
Corporate status enabled universities to raise their own institutionally earmarked funds, which were bestowed on individuals who were "incorporated" on a non-hereditary basis, through examination or election.
Rather, sustainable, pro-poor growth is the key, requiring political stability – that is, peace and security for individuals – good governance, and ownership of policies by all stakeholders.
For starters, because genomes multiply and spread with reproduction, modifying an entire population would require modifications to only a limited number of individuals, especially if the organism’s lifecycle is short.
Rather than continuing to indulge the most destructive drivers of human behavior, global leaders should work to develop systems that encourage individuals to meet their full socio-emotional and cognitive potentials – and, thus, to create a world in which we all want to live.
Preventing Ebola’s spread involves painstaking tracking and quarantining of high-risk individuals.
Personal assistance is “time consuming,” she admits, but it is individuals who “make the difference.”
Who can attract the most talented people, educate them and their children, and give as many individuals as possible the opportunity to work productively?
Adding these individuals to those officially classified as unemployed implies that about 15% of potential labor-force participants are working less than they want.
If not, Obama will try to shift attention from the overall economy by emphasizing his plan to raise taxes on high-income individuals.
But these remarkable individuals typically acted on their own, against prevailing social norms.
Ultimately, the state has a responsibility to protect vulnerable individuals – in this case young children – from foreseeable harm.
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