Largely in sentence

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As it stands, China-EU relations are based largely on economic and trade linkages.

The partnership’s limited strategic dimension largely reflects the concerns of the EU’s three biggest members – the United Kingdom, France, and Germany.

Given that the EU’s security policy is largely determined by NATO, it is aligned with that of the US.

As it stands, the SDR’s role remains largely limited to IMF operations; its share in global financial markets and central banks’ international reserves is negligible.

With the innovations pioneered by Bitcoin, the fees, delays, and other inefficiencies that serve to line the pockets of those in the financial-services industry can largely be eliminated.

Investors have tried to identify good alternatives – and have largely failed.

Yet, far from accepting these contributions, the plan would largely cut regulators out of the process.

The problem is that the Trump administration seems to have little interest, and even less competence, in leadership, preferring instead to tout a short-sighted and largely undefined “America First” approach.

During the euro crisis, Van Rompuy, working largely behind the scenes, marshaled support for badly needed measures among the member states and the three cornerstone EU institutions.

Her ten years in power were largely characterized by a new German Biedermeier era.

Throughout, Congress remained largely impassive.

We who experienced communism know well the outcomes of such beliefs: dead, artificial cities; gigantic waterworks that fail only after destroying diverse ecosystems; vast, largely anonymous and thus irresponsible states deciding where and how we shall dwell, work, relax or amuse ourselves.

The fact that Jolie made a film about war in Bosnia, and not in Macedonia, is largely due to Gligorov, the only leader of the former Yugoslavia to keep his newly independent country out of those conflicts.

Although established as a unitary Hindu kingdom, with politics directed from the Himalayan foothills, today around half the population live in the fertile southern plains and more than one-third are from over 50 indigenous, largely non-Hindu communities.

While the government has not pursued adequate reform of state-owned enterprises, it has deliberately allowed new, largely private-owned technology giants to compete against state-owned banks and financial institutions.

Bringing this largely ignored “missing market” into the formal financial system would enrich and strengthen the global economy.

Most global poverty-reduction efforts rely on “top-down” solutions – development-aid flows from rich to poor countries – that largely focus on education, food security, and disease management and prevention.

Given that America’s IT sector is so far ahead globally, the impact of these perceptions will remain largely localized in the short term.

Because his predecessor Hu Jintao lacked sufficient political capital to do likewise, China followed a largely passive path for a decade, pursuing conciliatory diplomacy (which enraged its citizens) and economically conservative strategies (which included suspending necessary reforms).

Israelis and Palestinians have largely lost hope that a mutually acceptable solution even exists.

Instead, it has remained largely unchanged, and it is the unemployment rate among skilled workers that is on the rise, doubling in the US and the United Kingdom from 2000 to 2012.

One is rising leverage, which has increased globally by about $70 trillion since 2008, largely (though not entirely) in China.

Indeed, Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki has largely succeeded in concentrating power in his own hands.

In fact, it was largely a necessary concession to Germany’s Constitutional Court, which had argued that the bailout measures lacked a proper legal basis.

Though the Kurds remain focused on closing the 80-kilometer (49-mile) gap, largely controlled by ISIS, between their eastern and western territories, they will not shy away from fighting a Turkey that, together with Syrian rebel forces, works to thwart their efforts.

But it is now becoming clear that the perception that globalization is some overwhelming and inexorable force largely reflected the side effects of the last decade’s commodity boom.

The ocean’s health is now largely dependent upon lowering CO2 emissions within the next few decades, before runaway ocean acidification occurs and sea levels change radically.

This largely explains why Germany is routinely cited as an example of a strong, “competitive” economy.

So the European Union’s rate of productivity growth, not the size of its trade surplus, will largely determine its economic prospects.

But economic sanctions alone aren’t enough: the Kim regime has so far proved largely impervious to them.

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