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Likewise, user fees discourage the poor and elderly from accessing needed health services, whereas public funding largely eliminates inequities in the provision of care while producing health outcomes that are as good as, if not better than, mixed public-private funding models.
A mixed civilian-military team investigating reports of Chinese incursions were, on May 16, threatened and forced to retreat by a PLA formation in three armored vehicles.
But all these efforts have produced only mixed results.
A well-developed “eco-city” framework was presented at this year’s Forum to counter both concerns, and features incentives promoting a new urbanization model that stresses compact land usage, mixed modes of local transportation, lighter building materials, and non-carbon energy sources.
In Poland, the reactions to Piotr’s self-immolation have been mixed.
While the decision would have a significant political downside – that is, immediately diluting Scotland’s newly acquired sovereignty – its economic implications are mixed.
Countries that managed to leverage globalization, such as China and Vietnam, employed a mixed strategy of export promotion and a variety of policies that violate current trade rules.
That is why trade agreements that tighten the rules are in fact mixed blessings for developing countries.
If confidence in the IMF is slightly higher than it was at its all-time low, its performance has been mixed.
OBP is produced when a special additive is mixed with a normal polymer.
We were proud of the two-room house my parents managed to build before we moved into a larger home in an ethnically mixed area.
Indeed, hostile ethnic groups are often mixed like a marble cake, rather than neatly separable like a layer cake.
But only a foaming polemicist would deny that there is also a case for hiking rates sooner, as long as the Fed doesn’t throw random noise into the market by continuing to send spectacularly mixed signals about its beliefs and objectives.
The postwar mixed economy was built for and operated at the level of nation-states, and required keeping the international economy at bay.
Just as Smith’s minimal capitalism was transformed into Keynes’ mixed economy, we need to contemplate a transition from the national version of the mixed economy to its global counterpart.
But his record of achievement on these issues has been mixed.
With respect to climate change, however, the effects of greater reliance on shale gas are mixed.
As for Poland, Macron has always mixed moral arguments with French economic interests.
And, unlike in Tito's time, whenever the West played Tudjman as a proxy for its interests the results were very mixed.
These parties are not confined to Scandinavia and the Low Countries, but are part of a global wave of anger against political elites, who are blamed for all of the insecurities that come with global economics, the financial crisis, and living in more ethnically mixed societies.
In sum, 2009 ended with a mixed panorama in Latin America, with economic, political, and international progress accompanied by regressive and worrying trends.
The evidence on these questions is mixed.
Mixed marriages abound;Russian is the region's lingua franca;Russian businesses (like Gazprom) dominate.
A little searching on Google also shows mixed usage.
To be sure, by sending mixed signals to financial markets, the Brazilians may have botched their attempt to cool down inflows.
Although the Trump administration has continued to send mixed signals about its willingness to uphold American commitments, the US has nonetheless delivered on former President Barack Obama’s pledge to strengthen NATO’s military posture in the Baltics and Poland.
Unfortunately, the signals coming out of the US are still mixed.
And his supposed success in business (his record is actually mixed) convinces his followers that he knows how to get things done, while his enormous personal wealth is seen as making him incorruptible.
Both societies have a mixed history that included periods of peaceful, cooperative politics and periods of violence and bloodletting.
That is why, in Mexico today, little boys (and not little girls) are subjected to hormonal and psychological treatment, are removed from mixed schools, and are forbidden to play with girls, all in an effort to prevent them from turning out homosexual.
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