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As they continue to develop, India’s dynamic economic clusters will themselves need to invest in modern sanitation and water systems, education and health, airports, railways, and road links.
Expanding South-South trade and investment links could enhance the region’s growth potential and contribute to global economic stability by promoting worldwide rebalancing.
Any viable strategy to resolve the crisis must address both links between core and peripheral economies.
Indeed, the country’s relationship with the United States directly contradicts its links with radical Islamist movements.
We cannot afford to have weak links in our chain of defense.
At the same time, Qatar has created strong links with both Israel and many Islamist movements, including Hamas and Hezbollah.
Much innovation occurs at the local level, as major cities develop links with industry to reduce local emissions.
Besides its obvious benefits to Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s retrograde government, this will deftly weaken the South Caucasus’s links with the West, which the US and Europe have spent a decade fostering.
In 2014 alone, the Hospital Preparedness Program, which links regional hospitals with local health departments to prepare for potential public health emergencies, suffered $100 million in budget cuts.
For example, to minimize the risks associated with operating in an unfamiliar regulatory and legislative environment, businesses should establish links in advance with a local entity to guide their activities.
But he has been unable to integrate these individual measures into a more concrete vision that could address the neo-colonial links that still beset Franco-African relations.
And it is the investment needed to translate new knowledge into actual innovation that links the supply and demand sides and generates growth.
And the great trading cities of Gdansk, Seville, and Venice maintained links far beyond the borders of today’s EU.
Indeed, the region has always been situated between competing poles, each projecting power through interwoven economic, political, historical, and cultural links.
Iraq learned something of this in the Gulf War as American "smart bombs" destroyed Iraqi command and control links.
The eventual formation of a triangle that links Cuba, Venezuela, and Nicaragua is likely to be considered a direct threat to regional stability by the United States, which would have dangerous consequence of putting Latin America atop the security agenda of the Bush administration.
New Equities for Infrastructure InvestmentSINGAPORE – Infrastructure projects can be among the most productive investments a society can make, with clear links to a country's economic growth.
Turkey’s links with Israel, for example, have been strained by Israeli investment in Kurdistan.
This gave rise to serious discussion about instituting permanent direct air links to aid bilateral trade flow.
It is becoming unpopular to express support for intensifying eastward economic links, as this could strengthen potential competitors.
Children in the United States will learn about Africa, China, and India not only from books and videos, but also through direct links across classrooms in different parts of the world.
Since September 11th, Saudi Arabia has felt intense pressure to explain (and explain away) its links to Osama bin Laden’s al-Qaeda terrorist network because fifteen of the nineteen plane hijackers were Saudis (indeed, the majority of prisoners held by the US at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba are said to be Saudi citizens) and Saudis are often viewed as a major source of al-Qaeda’s finances.
Engagement is the way to establish vital links between Myanmar and South and East Asia.
True, corruption has also become more common in other countries in recent years, and many democracies are stained by links between politics and finance.
By contrast, emerging markets like China have less sophisticated systems and evolve more complex contractual/institutional links over time, particularly through globalized transactions.
We might expect to get more results for this money, but in fact, most aid recipients are doing poorly in economic performance, and several studies have shown only weak links between foreign aid and improvements in living standards in the recipient countries.
Given the myriad links between the European Union countries and the Mediterranean’s southern rim, Europe must not miss this opportunity.
Smaller members of the eurozone, particularly those on its periphery and with weaker economic links to the heartland of the EMU, become vulnerable to overheating and inflation when their ability to raise interest rates is abolished.
In short, Syria, with its geographical position, its Iranian links and weapons, and its brutal Ba’athist regime, has become the lynchpin of developments between the Mediterranean and the Gulf.
It is neither exaggeration nor overly optimistic to say that Indonesia’s experience could pave the way for the emergence of what might be called a “moderate Islamic network,” one that forges strong links with the West.
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