Legacy
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Regardless of whether this theory is true, its persistence lies at the core of Shevardnadze’s
legacy.
It is this rare combination of morality and perseverance that is his
legacy
as a foreign policy thinker and practitioner.
This is not just a matter of Latin America’s particular
legacy.
In fact, Blair is reportedly not very interested in these changes, but it is they-not some beacon of British prosperity and social justice-that are his lasting
legacy.
Given the
legacy
of high indebtedness in many member states, the transition to such a framework could be dangerously destabilizing.
This concept is a
legacy
of Judeo-Christianity, and in the 18 th century the earliest evolutionists--people like Charles Darwin's grandfather, Erasmus--framed their ideas within the context of this religious account of origins.
Science and religion still wrestle over the
legacy
of Darwin's theory of evolution through natural selection.
The eurozone’s flagging growth reflects old and new structural problems, the
legacy
of the last crisis (which still weighs on banks’ asset quality), high debt levels in some countries, and external shocks that have affected demand.
But Chen’s
legacy
was already in tatters.
Chen should have celebrated Taiwan’s “Chineseness” proudly and loudly, thereby distinguishing the island from the barbaric
legacy
of the Chinese Communist Party.
Naturally, they declare friendship with Fidel Castro and seek his embrace to prevent old comrades from accusing them of betraying their
legacy.
I refuse to accept the view that Ukraine is so tragically bound to the starless midnight of communism’s
legacy
that we can never see the bright daybreak of peace and true European unity.
True to the
legacy
of Friedrich List, the father of German economics, who wrote in 1841, “the power of producing wealth is therefore infinitely more important than wealth itself,” Germany has retained its manufacturing edge through a relentless commitment to process innovation, backed by a network of research institutes.
The second inheritance was a flexible, deregulated economy with fairly low marginal tax rates, a
legacy
of the Reagan-Bush era.
With a presidential election looming in October 2015, most potential candidates (even those from her own party) are quickly distancing themselves from her authoritarian style and troubled economic
legacy.
A severed humanity could be the ultimate
legacy
of unfettered global capitalism.
His
legacy
sheds light on what moderate leaders in Latin America must do if they are to succeed.
WASHINGTON, DC – As corruption scandals rattle Latin America, many observers are asking if the region will ever shake off its
legacy
of weak institutions.
Likewise, Tunisia’s Ennahda (Renaissance) party was originally shaped by the
legacy
of the Iranian revolution and the thinking of radical Islamist critics of Western values, such as Sayyid Qutb, a leading Muslim Brotherhood theorist in the 1950s.
General government debt is not the whole story for Italy, even setting aside the private debt loads and the recent renewed upturn in nonperforming bank loans (a daunting
legacy
of the financial crisis).
The outcomes of these meetings will shape this generation’s
legacy
for both the natural environment and economic growth and development.
As the threat of climate change grows increasingly menacing, influential institutions like the WHC must take a stand against the toxic and insidious
legacy
of dependence on coal and other fossil fuels.
Sadly, Trump shows little respect for this legacy, or for America’s tradition of optimism and confidence in its institutions.
And, indeed, the
legacy
of Third Reich hyper-chauvinism and “actually existing socialism” in the eastern part of the country has inculcated in most Germans a cautious centrism, rendering extremist parties unsupportable for the majority of voters.
One thing seems certain: the future of the
legacy
relationship with North Korea will be determined by the Chinese themselves, not by the international community.
Any dim hope of using her fourth term to burnish her
legacy
is gone.
Here, Murray Weidenbaum, the chairman of Reagan’s first Council of Economic Advisers, deserves the credit for inventing what he called “perhaps my most lasting legacy.”
From a monetary-policy perspective, there was also a need to cope with the deflationary
legacy
of financial crisis.
They are respected for what they control – the Soviet
legacy
of nuclear arms and “Christian energy resources,” to quote Vladimir Putin’s bizarre remark on his first official trip to Paris – but not for their economic performance or their essence.
This is surprising, given that memories of World War II and its
legacy
should be fresher for older generations.
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