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The world cannot wait until 2020 to find the necessary resolve: while international negotiations drag on and the momentum that has been generated in the private sector is in danger of dissipating, global warming is progressing.
Taking concrete action now will reinvigorate the momentum of fighting climate change and help restore faith in international cooperation.
Likewise, Iran’s nuclear program gained momentum thanks to its sense of impunity following the colossal failure in Iraq of America’s concept of “preventive war.”
Finally, and most important, let us hope that terrorism is thwarted everywhere, conflicts subside, democracy and capitalism regain some momentum, and greater civility and honest dialogue return to the public domain.
South Korea and Turkey, which continue to grow reasonably well, albeit not with the others’ momentum, are two of this group’s other big members.
Whether reform momentum is maintained will depend largely on whether the government recognizes that the crash was the result of a regulatory failure, or remains adamant that it was the work of some nefarious foreign force, determined to destroy the Chinese economy.
But, beyond fueling anger, Trump’s attacks on other countries’ sovereignty are adding momentum to a new push for European political unification.
Building on this momentum, the campaigns for debt relief, trade reform, and increasing aid to poor countries have gained traction.
If this path is maintained, the recovery will build momentum and broaden in both scope and impact.
But the positive momentum for reconciliation must be intensified.
Yet denial is deep, and momentum is seductive.
This trend has gathered momentum in recent months.
If China maintains its growth momentum over the next two decades, the global system will face huge challenges.
Indeed, although painful, acceptance of Western values by a society excluded for centuries from European history has gained momentum despite the fact that we often see ourselves as different from Western nations.
China, which launched the idea, is happy to see the discussion gaining momentum, but lacks precise ideas.
But the EU must be ready to respond to the perceptible momentum in Belarus in favor of domestic reform, greater openness, and respect for fundamental democratic rights.
In particular, we believe that an international agreement on trade facilitation is the right step, as it would reduce export and import costs and restore momentum to global trade liberalization.
The only consolation is that Brexit’s revolutionary momentum may not be sustainable.
By 651, almost all major urban centers in Persia were under Arab control, adding momentum to the process.
That is tragic in many ways, but it does not mean that the positive post-Libya momentum towards the protection of civilians is entirely lost.
This week’s climate summit, hosted by United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, was aimed at increasing the momentum for action by gathering government, business, and civil-society leaders.
Moreover, in recent years the US has strengthened its ties with Pakistan’s archrival, India, with much economic and strategic momentum now carrying the relationship forward.
Fortunately, policies that support this goal are gaining momentum in developed and developing countries alike.
And besides, there are many other areas where France and Germany can strengthen cooperation and give new momentum to European integration.
To maintain momentum in meeting the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030, leaders must address three key issues.
India’s octogenarian prime minister, Manmohan Singh, has recently awakened to the desperate need for renewed momentum.
These 15 countries drive most of the positive momentum behind the world economy nowadays.
French President Emmanuel Macron has lost momentum.
That discontent will likely gather momentum as elections near, which may be enough to stop the federal authorities from meeting their strategic goal of winning an unchallengeable majority of seats in the new Duma.
But momentum is flagging, both on implementing the agreed reforms and on progress in areas like derivatives and shadow banking.
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