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The rationale behind such joint action is that it provides a relatively stronger impact on the expectations of foreign exchange dealers and, therefore, on the exchange itself.
When the Alliance launches this month, participating countries will sign a joint political declaration based on four commitments.
Building a joint future for Europe and Africa, starting with the Mediterranean, will be difficult, but that is no reason to delay.
Kamerhe had antagonized Kabila by criticizing his secret deal with President Paul Kagame of Rwanda that resulted in joint military operations earlier in the year against a Rwandan rebel force operating in the DRC.
Royal Dutch Shell’s joint venture with the government produces half of the country’s daily output of 2.5 million barrels.
For example, while Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte has doubled down on his opposition to a eurozone “transfer union,” Merkel has agreed, in principle, to Macron’s proposal for a joint eurozone budget.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Emmanuel Macron have now resolved to sort out their differences and deliver a joint reform roadmap by July.
Instead, we have, the hydra-headed Sangh Parivar - the "joint family" of Hindu political/cultural organizations.
When he proclaimed that the USS Carl Vinson was moving toward the Korean Peninsula, it was actually taking part in joint exercises with the Australian Navy in the Indian Ocean, 3,500 miles away.
In Hawaii, American and Singaporean soldiers participated in their 36th year of joint exercises.
But during an annual joint exercise, I witnessed our forces improving familiarity and interoperability, and noted growing satisfaction with the strengthening of ties.
This is why in most accession countries last year, central banks and governments stepped up co-operation on defining joint positions on adopting the euro.
In a joint press conference, both promised that their countries would stand with Pakistan’s government and people.
Today, French and German officials issue joint declarations and exchange accusations.
In this context, even if Chancellor Angela Merkel’s CDU does emerge with the most votes next year, it will need help to build a new Europe, with more joint responsibilities for countries in Europe A and flexible arrangements with countries in Europe B. Specifically, the pro-European elements of the CDU must work with allies on the left – namely, most of the Social Democrats and the Greens.
Earlier this month, the IMF, World Bank, and World Trade Organization published a joint report extolling the benefits of trade as a driver of productivity growth, competition, and consumer choice.
But the two giants of Europe can agree to disagree about the virtues of German-style budgetary rigor or French-style fiscal stimulus as long as they don’t insult each other, and, more importantly, as long as they compensate for their philosophical differences with a well publicized program of joint initiatives on key subjects.
Former U.S. secretary of defense William Perry is leading a comprehensive review of the joint US/South Korean approach to the North Korea now.
More significantly, with the latest statement over Taiwan, the US and Japan are poised to use their joint military forces to deter, deny, and ultimately defeat potential Chinese military actions across the Taiwan Strait.
The new Strategic Concept, adopted at the Alliance’s 2010 Lisbon summit, established collective defense as one of its three main tasks, underscoring the importance of developing contingency plans, organizing joint exercises and training, and creating “visible assurance” within member states.
Another practical step to improve NATO’s readiness to defend its eastern flank has been the organization of joint military exercises, such as “Steadfast Jazz,” held in the Baltics and Poland in 2013.
This is not just a question of money;Europe must also develop military specializations and joint capabilities that enhance the Alliance as a whole.
This forced all stakeholders to cooperate on a joint response, despite the political costs.
It asked its members to fill out party registration forms, organized rallies against sectarian violence, issued joint statements with the Coptic Orthodox Church of Assyut in support of peaceful coexistence, and founded a political party (Construction and Development) to stand in elections.
Another purported advantage of European bonds could be risk pooling: if the risks that individual eurozone members experience payment difficulties were not too dissimilar – and not too closely correlated – joint issuance of bonds should, in principle, reduce credit risk for European bonds relative to the average risk of national bonds.
A “true” pan-European bond would have to entail a joint guarantee by all countries of the full bond issue, with the “strongest” guaranteeing the “weakest,” which supporters of a bond idea suggest constitutes true European solidarity.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has made the right suggestion here: prompt establishment of a European energy union, starting with the market for natural gas and including joint external representation and a common pricing policy.
But, given the two countries’ direct and stiff competition in energy technology, taking advantage of this will require them also to find new ways to coalesce around joint goals for atmospheric stabilization, even as they seek to meet their own undeniable national needs.
In short, what is needed is a massive, joint initiative in innovation, applied science, development, and demonstration.
At the beginning of the crisis, in 2007-2008, the eurozone’s fundamental flaws could have been corrected had Germany been willing to support a joint European crisis response.
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