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Blair’s government
moved
the Labour Party a long way to the right of its traditional priorities of protecting the underprivileged, and to justify the change he re-named the party “New Labour.”
So the “excess” workers
moved
to service industries – education, health, finance, entertainment, and public administration, for example.
The Congress seemed to demonstrate three main points: Fatah has
moved
toward peace with Israel; it has adopted democratic procedures; and a new generation, or even a specific group called the Young Guard, has assumed leadership.
Big multinational banks and mortgage lenders have
moved
into markets across Latin America, providing financial services that allow lenders to better manage risk.
More broadly, one could say that India has
moved
from “crony socialism” to “stigmatized capitalism.”
Twenty years ago, the Berlin Wall came down, triggering a seismic shift that
moved
the borders of the old Federal Republic and of Western Europe as a whole, hundreds of miles to the east.
On December 11, another rally was held at site of the murder, and
moved
into the very center of Moscow, Manezhnaya Square, just outside the Kremlin’s walls.
Land sales, too, have
moved
beyond the talking stage, with a Land Code near to adoption.
By this one encyclical, John Paul II
moved
Church teaching from the Middle Ages to modernity.
If the Bank – which currently lends Nigeria almost $5.5 billion and expects to commit an additional $2 billion in each of the next four years –
moved
in this direction, other funders might follow.
Just as coal, oil, and gas must be transported long distances, so wind, solar, geothermal, and hydropower must be
moved
long distances through transmission lines and through synthetic liquid fuels made with wind and solar power.
Finally, it is not hard to predict that the pursuit of nuclear weapons would draw significant public opposition, especially given that such a move would be a complete about-face for German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s government, which, just a few years ago,
moved
to phase out nuclear energy altogether.
The US neocons, with their wishful thinking, grossly underestimated the scale of the task at hand – unlike the revolutionaries in Iran, who quickly
moved
in to reap what the US had sowed.
Perhaps Americans have
moved
closer to understanding that they can and must fight terrorism in a civilized way, as free and thoughtful people.
Instead, he
moved
further right, with massive tax cuts as his main economic proposal.
But neither in Britain nor in America is there evidence that the electorate has
moved
to the right in this way.
LONDON – In the early 1970’s, Saudi Arabia’s King Faisal reportedly confided to senior members of the royal family his fear that, just as in a single generation the country had
moved
from “riding camels to riding Cadillacs….the next generation could be riding camels again.”
The US government is now trying to repay old debt by borrowing more; in 2010, average annual debt creation (including debt refinance)
moved
above $4 trillion, or almost one-quarter of GDP, compared to the pre-crisis average of 8.7% of GDP.
Its copycat, SAFTA (the South Asian Free Trade Agreement),
moved
slowly to reduce tariffs and the list of excluded items, so India signed separate bilateral FTAs with Bangladesh and Sri Lanka.
Kennedy
moved
quickly to discuss his options with key advisers and experts.
A strategic view would recognize the productivity benefits of seeding new clusters elsewhere – like the happenstance measures that put UK automakers in the northeast of England and the country’s second-biggest broadcast-media sector outside London in Salford, Greater Manchester, when the BBC
moved
part of its operations there.
When our ancestors
moved
out of the African forest onto the savannah more than a million years ago, they rapidly became effective predators.
Creating a closer link between benefits and past contributions for workers who have
moved
from one country to another will be essential to the long-term integrity of the common labor market.
Under the assumption that the incoming Trump administration will ultimately refrain from triggering a trade war, they
moved
fast to price in optimistic prospects for higher real growth, higher inflation, and more money entering the financial markets.
Many American scholars who were once interested in Europe’s social model have
moved
on to other research interests or retired, with no new generation to replace them.
In California, which accounts for 12% of the US population but 25% of its homeless, this issue has
moved
to the top of the political agenda.
Likewise, following the Israeli air strikes on Gaza in early March that killed more than 100 Palestinians, UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon was
moved
to “condemn the disproportionate and excessive use of force that has killed and injured so many civilians, including children.”
Consequently, Japan stopped selling cheap cars and quickly
moved
up the value chain.
Third, although the Central European countries originally announced different target dates for eurozone accession, their plans have now
moved
closer together, usually ranging between 2008 and 2010.
Alongside Bosnia-Herzegovina, Serbia
moved
closer to NATO in 2006.
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