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It is clear by now that economic reform must be coupled with political reform, so that institutional mechanisms of accountability are developed to monitor any excesses and ensure that benefits are made available to all.
In the countries emerging from the communist block the question of who will ultimately replace the state as the monitor of company performance is one on which the viability of the new market economies might very well depend.
El Salvador is now using nuclear technology to monitor its coastal waters for the presence of marine toxins that could threaten its vital fishing industry.
Martin Rapaport, chairman of the group, has called for free access to the diamond fields by non-governmental organizations and industry representatives to monitor the human rights situation.
More generally, each country will need to monitor its progress toward each SDG, and revise its approach as needed.
Permitting the lenders to impose policy conditions on borrowers, and to monitor their compliance, can redress this problem.
The index that Goldman Sachs calculates every year for around 180 countries, called a Growth Environment Score (GES), is used to monitor productivity and the likelihood of sustainable growth.
China’s senior leaders always closely monitor spontaneous public expressions of nationalist fervor, fearful that shifting winds might blow an unwelcome storm in their direction.
The agreement should set clear targets and establish ways to monitor them.
Unions and workers associations are the natural vehicles to monitor such behavior, but they must invest in the expertise to do so effectively.
Its main purpose would be to monitor and punish fiscally lax states for the purpose of reducing further the European Commission’s budgetary oversight responsibilities.
The central proposal was ingenious: the Kremlin proposed to guarantee the election’s fairness by installing webcams at all polling stations; every citizen could personally monitor the voting process.
As a rule, governments monitor people.
While respecting individual countries’ sovereignty is vital, so is accountability – and that requires some international authority to monitor and punish crimes.
The scale of the challenge is immense, with the flow of refugees extremely difficult to monitor and channel, let alone limit.
But he has foresworn trying to change Trump’s behavior – from his unpredictable but often consequential tweets, to calls made on a personal phone from his private quarters (so that Kelly couldn’t monitor or listen in).
For the moment, the real question is if and when global regulation will stamp out privately constructed systems that are expensive for governments to trace and monitor.
And Libya has officially requested that the UN monitor its elections next month.
European leaders should also carefully monitor the possible revision of Turkish foreign policy, grasping opportunities to reignite bilateral dialogue on issues of common interest.
Subsequently, the EU would monitor Kosovo and prevent any dispute that might turn violent.
That is why regulators and policymakers should continue to monitor existing and potential risks, such as those arising from credit default swaps on corporate borrowers or complex securitization of bonds.
The platform would provide its own capital, as well as any technical, operational, and managerial expertise required to classify projects according to risk, thereby enabling the creation of indices that investors could monitor and study.
Most companies already monitor social media for reputational risks and customer satisfaction; they should do the same to protect their staff.
An attack of this kind would most likely be very hard to monitor or stop.
Yet governments can attack speculative excesses and thus reduce job instability by doing for capital markets what they have long done for product and labour markets: set up systems to monitor markets for the safety of investors, ensure transparency, and promote good corporate governance.
Early warnings, commissioned by the G20, should be specific and the IMF should monitor whether policymakers give follow-up to the Fund’s advice.
Social media, by contrast, transforms anyone with a mobile phone into a potential roving monitor of government deeds or misdeeds, and are hard to shut down without shutting down the entire Internet.
We had a taste of the American courts at my small place at the Ecole de Physique et Chimie in Paris, when one of our teams invented a clever system to monitor the heartbeat of a new-born baby.
Indeed, politically correct critics forget that most progress in the fight against pollution comes from scientists, and that science created the means to monitor arms control agreements.
For example, establishing a functioning government in Libya will require international assistance, including a joint force comprising the United Nations, the Arab League, and the African Union, as well as an arrangement among Algeria, Egypt, and Tunisia to monitor and control borders and maritime access.
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