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As the rainy season approaches, threatening to facilitate the emergence of multiple epidemics that will overwhelm the health-care system’s capabilities, the need to mobilize, train, and equip citizens to respond has become even more urgent.
Terrorist organizations like the Islamic State, now defeated on the ground in Syria and Iraq, undoubtedly hope to use the Rohingya’s plight to mobilize Muslims, particularly in Asia, for their own ends.
It is a necessary organizing principle that allows people to pool their resources for the common good and mobilize against common threats, whether they are floods or invading armies.
After North Korea’s enriched uranium program triggered another crisis in late 2002, President George W. Bush wanted to mobilize China’s influence in a more systematic way.
With creativity, cooperation, and foresight, we can mobilize new revenues to turn our great global wealth into sustainable wellbeing for all.
Some have also interpreted it as evidence of a Russian-led effort to mobilize the major emerging economies – Brazil, India, and China – against the West.
The failure to mobilize consumer interests in favor of European integration is particularly disappointing for the new member states, which had expected to reap some of the benefits.
The second reveals the financial industry’s failure adequately to mobilize society’s risk-bearing capacity for the service of enterprise.
Well-functioning financial markets would mobilize that risk-bearing capacity and put it to use for the benefit of all, so that people who did not think that they could run the risks of stock ownership could lay that risk off onto others for a reasonable fee.
We know, or at least we ought to know, how to build political institutions that accept the mission of macroeconomic stabilization, and how to build financial institutions to mobilize risk-bearing capacity and spread risk.
A Defeat for International Tax CooperationNEW YORK – Most of the world’s governments – eager to mobilize more tax revenues to finance development and curb pervasive tax-avoidance schemes, such as those revealed in the so-called Luxembourg Leaks scandal last year – have an interest in collaborating on taxation matters.
Mexico, too, has begun to mobilize significant technological prowess.
The IMF can mobilize hundreds of billions of dollars of member countries’ money to give borrowers the time to get back on their feet.
Its resources dwarf the sums that the international community can mobilize for other issues, because its money is lent and is supposed to be paid back.
In the past, hand-in-glove cooperation between authoritarian governments and the chaebols was a powerful way to mobilize and allocate resources, even though many now doubt the benefits of that proposition.
It carries the power to mobilize thousands of desperate, vindictive, or angry young people and use them to strike at the foundations of civilization.
Corbyn proposes a National Investment Bank and Transformation Fund to mobilize public investment and create wealth and good jobs.
There are clear limits to poor countries’ ability to mobilize the domestic resources needed to provide secondary education for all.
This can be done, if we remove the ideological blinkers of the rich, and mobilize a partnership between rich and poor.
His view of Jewish history reflects that of his father, the historian Benzion Netanyahu, who went to America in the 1940s to challenge the Allies’ failure to rescue European Jewry from the Holocaust, and thus to mobilize support for Zionism.
People across Africa have shown that they are ready to mobilize their efforts if we offer practical means to help them.
Because the World Bank’s credit rating enables it to advance around $4 in lending for every $1 in reserves, $2 billion in guarantees could mobilize $8 billion in financing for education.
But achieving growth is largely a matter of having the political will to make the right social and economic policy choices – precisely what the G-20 summit was designed to mobilize.
Second, exceptional efforts were needed, involving more than 100 countries, to mobilize the funds to cover repayment to the IMF of over $800 million of this debt.
By engaging Iran in talks that would cover not only the nuclear issue but other aspects of Iran’s destabilizing role in the region, he would either reach agreements that lowered the dangers from Iran, or he would mobilize a stronger international coalition to isolate Iran.
Making a coherent, well-argued case is surely the best way in the long-term of trying to mobilize consent for any course of action.
So what will it take to mobilize the needed capital from institutional investors?
Simply put, in order to mobilize institutional capital effectively, MFIs will need to start functioning more like private investment organizations, even as they fulfill a policy-defined mandate.
But, if we are to curb climate change and achieve the SDGs, it could be the only way for MFIs to mobilize institutional investor capital at any relevant scale.
Reformist critics believe that in order to mobilize people it will not be enough just to campaign against Ahmadinejad.
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