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Lastly, improving the quantity and quality of education and healthcare through partnerships with the private and non-profit sector and researchers is essential to sustain growth beyond the next five years.
Lastly, UK and EU leaders should follow German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s lead and make it clear to Trump that their cooperation is conditioned on shared values.
Lastly, some argue that if farmers are permitted to sow GM varieties, they become dependent on large seed producers such as Monsanto, which have patent protection – and thus a monopoly – on the seed.
Lastly, foreign policy will become more domestically oriented.
Lastly, the purely technocratic approach is a recipe for pushing older voters into the arms of populists.
Lastly, Japan is gaining influence in the region by inching away from its post-war “peace constitution.”
And, lastly, whatever the outcome, Brexit will be a divisive issue for years to come.
Lastly, we are told that work is the source of one’s identity.
Lastly, the proposal for a “BRICS Plus” signals a shift in China’s external relations – one that will obviously affect the other BRICS.
Lastly, he may want to reassess his signature policy, the Belt and Road Initiative, which is increasingly being criticized as a mechanism for China to export its debt to other indebted countries, often through investments in white elephants and other dubious projects.
Lastly, the G-20 could also help drive momentum on climate change.
Lastly, CEOs should show leadership in how they manage their own compensation negotiations.
Lastly, the international community should vigorously pursue efforts to police tax avoidance and capital flight, both of which erode states’ revenue base.
Lastly, we need to change how governments calibrate the critical aid that they provide to meet fluctuating needs.
Lastly, the image of immigrants that survey respondents have in mind may have changed in recent years, now that EU migration and the Windrush generation have dominated the media coverage.
Lastly, the G20 should support the World Trade Organization’s discussions on investment facilitation.
Lastly, the Euro crowns these developments by adding huge scale, lowering the cost of capital and that helps growth for the wider range of users.
Lastly, as Africa’s parliaments work out the details of the single-market framework, negotiators must keep the needs and interests of consumers and producers firmly in mind.
Lastly, the Trump administration is increasingly using the dollar – and access to dollar clearing and funding – as a geopolitical weapon, risking retaliation and perhaps even jeopardizing the future of the dollar-based global monetary system.
And, lastly, one cannot discount the possibility that a new centrist party will emerge before June.
Lastly, bankruptcy will impose massive costs on the government’s Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation (PBGC), further worsening the fiscal outlook.
Lastly, a Brexit reversal would confirm Leavers’ belief that democracy is allowed only when it yields results favored by the London establishment.
Lastly, France arguably has one of the world’s most favorable natural environments, with fertile soil and an exceptionally temperate climate.
Lastly, the Arab world needs to confront regional hegemonic attitudes and the illegitimate occupation of Arab lands.
Lastly, economic growth can no longer be defended as the best environmental policy.
Lastly, policymakers need to prioritize development projects such as the UK’s “northern powerhouse” and “Midlands engine.”
Lastly, don't take too dogmatic a view of corruption and or the looting of the public coffers; they are part of the system.
Lastly, Clinton and Trump differ on deficit spending and the national debt.
Lastly, the EU should continue actively supporting peaceful democratic movements and civil society organizations in Cuba by taking advantage of the intrinsic knowledge some of its member states have about making a transition to democracy.
Lastly, the culture of secrecy and non-accountability that permeates soccer’s major governing bodies such as FIFA, UEFA and the various country federations needs to be changed.
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