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A Cool Calculus of Global WarmingThe British government recently issued the most comprehensive study to date of the economic costs and risks of global warming, and of measures that might reduce greenhouse gas emissions, in the hope of averting some of the direst consequences.
Bank regulators had long insisted that the safest possible financial instrument was a bond issued by a rich industrial country.
About a dozen families in his congregation have decided to leave the city for Israel or the United States, and the Simon Wiesenthal Center, named after the famous Nazi-hunter, has issued a warning for Jews visiting the town.
If the SEC had issued its rule earlier, Shell and Eni most likely would not have gone ahead with the OPL 245 deal, because they would have had to disclose their payment.
Some countries, notably Saudi Arabia, which issued the largest volume of external debt of any emerging market in October 2016, started with a clean balance sheet – no outstanding debt and a high stock of assets.
In other instances – the Formosa Straits, Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq, and Kuwait – Congress issued broad authorizations but no declaration of war.
An arrest warrant has now been issued against the former finance minister, also a Sunni, on similar charges.
Amnesty International recently issued a report detailing the continued systematic abuse of fundamental human rights in Iraq.
On May 27, 1999, at the height of the NATO bombing campaign, Judge Louise Arbour of Canada, Mrs. del Ponte’s predecessor as the Hague Tribunal’s chief prosecutor, issued a warrant for the arrest of President Slobodan Milosevic.
Chinese media have issued threats that sanctions could be extended to other South Korean companies, like Samsung and Hyundai.
In the autumn of 1932, the Kremlin issued a series of decrees that guaranteed mass death.
There are sure to be political disagreements within the ECB about saving one country’s banks through emergency EURO credits issued by the ECB.
To this end, China’s National Development and Reform Commission has issued its first-ever blueprint for adapting to climate change.
It is not as if there is no precedent for this approach; throughout history, governments have issued bonds in response to national emergencies.
His ministers attacked the defendants and pilloried the lone judge who issued a pre-trial ruling in their favor.
First, highly indebted countries should be allowed to swap existing debt for new bonds issued at a heavy discount.
In exchange for a reduction of its existing debt, the Argentinean government issued new bonds linked to GDP warrants and committed 5% of future annual GDP growth above 3.3% to a pool shared among creditors.
Little wonder, then, that the Commission has issued a warning that crisis-related fiscal expansion and the aging population raise questions about the sustainability of public finances in the EU.
Earlier this year, the China Development Research Center of the State Council and the World Bank issued an excellent report on opportunities for, and challenges to, China’s policy agenda.
Mubarak’s announcement that he would not seek re-election would likely have averted a crisis had he issued it in December.
Likewise, the Bank of England is effectively buying almost every new British government bond that is issued, even with annual inflation above the legally established ceiling of 3%.
Meanwhile, the US Federal Reserve is now buying more than 90% of newly issued US Treasury securities.
Moreover, investments in bonds issued by their home governments require no buffer, regardless of the rating.
The head of the European Banking Authority, Andrea Enria, has issued new regulations that are not bank-friendly.
When those indictments were issued, no one could have predicted how events would unfold; in retrospect, it is evident that the indictments’ delegitimizing effects had important consequences.
Combine iris identification with new phones (already issued by Microsoft) that use it to authenticate their users, and any refugee using his or her smartphone to connect to social media to find out where to go would also be signaling his or her location to border authorities.
By contrast, Xi and Park issued a joint statement proclaiming the importance of faithfully implementing United Nations Security Council resolutions that call for sanctions against North Korea, as well as a multilateral agreement in 2005 that obliges the North to exchange its nuclear-weapons programs for economic and diplomatic benefits.
Before these threats were issued, business confidence was actually picking up in Greece.
That same year, China issued its National Climate Change Program , the first ever by a developing country.
And yet, when news broke last month that China had officially replaced Japan as the world’s second-largest economy, instead of crowing about surpassing a longtime rival and having the top spot, held by the US, in its sights, the government issued statements emphasizing that theirs remains a “poor, developing” country.
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