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Soft Drinks, Hard QuestionsOXFORD – In March, the British government announced that it intends to introduce a tax on sugary drinks in 2018 to tackle childhood obesity.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, recently became the largest US city to introduce a tax on sweetened drinks.
A proposal now stands to extend ex ante coordination to major economic reforms and to introduce some form of binding contractual arrangements between EU institutions and member states, which would ensure that the reforms Europe needs can be delivered.
Governments can take these steps if they introduce and expand programs designed to assist those who would lose their jobs as a result of trade liberalization.
For a start, the French parliament must be given a greater role and government ministers must drop their habit of blaming Brussels whenever they want to introduce unpopular economic or social reforms.
The European Union’s Tobacco Products Directive and the United Kingdom’s Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency plan to introduce strict regulations of PNV sales and use, based on drug legislation, even though the devices are neither tobacco nor medical products.
But it took the Communists two more years to realize that they could not introduce economic reform without Solidarity’s assent.
The 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Paris must produce an agreement to introduce a price on carbon worldwide.
Successful leaders are careful to identify their company’s blind spots and introduce mechanisms to ensure that no harm will come from them.
The solution would be to introduce another measure, producing transfers in the opposite direction, in tandem with the refugee policy.
By providing such a “backstop,” rich countries can enable poor countries to introduce needed social-insurance mechanisms for their citizens.
It is time for the EU to introduce a single social-security identifier that allows governments to track workers as they move from one country to another and ensures that welfare benefits are portable across national jurisdictions.
To attract it, the government must improve transparency, simplify rules and regulations, introduce performance bonds (to guarantee the completion of projects), and abolish the cap on return on investment.
President Barack Obama’s decision to introduce steep duties (set at 35% in the first year) in response to a US International Trade Commission ruling (sought by US labor unions) has been widely criticized as stoking the protectionist fires.
Merkel announced in her inaugural speech in the Bundestag that her government will introduce such a system in 2006.
Moreover, under pressure from France, the Maastricht Treaty’s requirement that countries could introduce the euro only if their national debt was less than 60% of GDP was relaxed in order to admit countries that were seen to be “evolving” toward that goal.
Poland’s PiS government is far from the first to introduce “memory laws” aimed at reshaping historical narratives by criminalizing certain statements about the past.
This is not even the first time the PiS has attempted to introduce such a law.
Officials must be at least as vigilant about reducing expenditure and withdrawing stimulus measures during periods of growth as they are inclined to introduce such policies during downturns.
The compact – technically called the Treaty on Stability, Coordination, and Governance in the Economic and Monetary Union – requires member countries to introduce laws limiting their structural government budget deficits to less than 0.5 % of GDP (or less than 1% of GDP if their debt/GDP ratio is “significantly below 60%”).
As in the 1980’s, when Mikhail Gorbachev came to power with no choice but to introduce his polices of glasnost and perestroika, a politically and economically weakened Russia will have to find other solutions to its development and modernization challenges in the years ahead.
The survival of artisanal retailers should not be used as an excuse to introduce or uphold business regulations that ultimately protect the incumbent rich.
While genetic modification is not essential to feed the world, it does provide significant advantages, enabling scientists to introduce or enhance traits – virus resistance in cassava, for example, or improved digestibility of feed – that cannot be realized with conventional breeding.
How will China react to any move to introduce tougher sanctions on Iran if no progress is made in efforts to prevent it from developing nuclear weapons?
Democratic Senators Richard Blumenthal, Elizabeth Warren, and Charles E. Schumer have proposed legislation that would introduce a stay on creditor lawsuits until March 31, 2016.
The first, and most basic, component of the madman strategy is an ability to introduce a level of uncertainty that is damaging to other countries.
Second, Europe has failed to introduce an independent European Research Council to ensure that funding is allocated on the basis of scientific merit.
Some argue that Europe needs to follow the example of its agricultural policy and introduce a CAP-style defense budget so that free-rider EU countries start to pay their way.
In keeping with the spirit of the times, governments introduce business criteria for measuring the efficiency--and the "success," more generally--of public services.
Only a US-supported NWFZ can meet the denuclearization conditions to which Kim’s regime has alluded, including the removal of nuclear threats and a “commitment not to introduce the means to carry out a nuclear strike.”
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