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These two considerations provide mutually reinforcing reasons for governments to nurture and support green technologies.
The emergence of seven new – and often mutually antagonistic – states made it clear that regional stability would depend on a new framework, namely, the EU.
The EU must engage with Asia on at least three mutually beneficial fronts, with trade being the most important.
Far from attempting to defeat its enemies, the United Kingdom is attempting to preserve mutually beneficial relationships with countries from which it cannot distance itself geographically – and from which it can’t afford to distance itself otherwise.
If the UK is to help bring about a mutually beneficial agreement, its strategy must recognize this, as well as the other constraints that may affect the EU and its member states.
And political systems prove their worth by how quickly they put an end to their officials’ serial, mutually reinforcing, policy mistakes.
A decent banking system has two functions: to look after depositors’ money and to bring together savers and investors in mutually profitable trades.
By recognizing that, and implementing the following series of mutually reinforcing policies, the continent can move beyond its current torpor.
Democracy and free enterprise appear to be mutually reinforcing – it is hard to think of any flourishing democracy that is not a market economy.
Yet it is not clear a priori why democracy and free enterprise should be mutually supportive.
He argues that democracy, national sovereignty, and global economic integration are mutually incompatible; at least one must be sacrificed.
To jump-start progress, all NPT signatories should re-affirm that the Treaty's provisions are mutually reinforcing and must be pursued jointly and faithfully.
As the examples above show, conservation and improved livelihoods for the rural poor are feasible, and even mutually reinforcing.
As Prime Minister, Mr Barak will have a difficult agenda before him: going back to the Oslo agreements, which signify the historical compromise between Israel and the PLO; negotiating a territorial agreement with the Palestinians which will have to balance between their legitimate rights and Israel's security concerns; not letting extremist terrorism derail a peace process which is supported by a large majority of both peoples; finding a mutually acceptable formula for the difficult problem of Jerusalem.
To make this work, the borders of each state would first have to be defined – presumably on the basis of the 1967 borders, with mutually agreed territorial swaps.
Recent US-Russian dialogues have addressed ways to move from a world characterized by mutually assured destruction to one based on mutually assured stability.
Despite these problems, some of Russia’s BMD-related concerns can be addressed through mutually agreed transparency and confidence-building initiatives.
As these critical and mutually reinforcing efforts boosted women’s economic standing, they would naturally help to improve women’s social position, reflected in better health outcomes, increased physical security, and greater political representation.
To succeed, monetary, fiscal, and structural policies must be implemented together, in a logical and mutually reinforcing order.
Because the LAC has not been mutually clarified – China reneged on a 2001 promise to exchange maps with India – China claims that PLA troops are merely camping on “Chinese land.”
Even then we agreed to a further four months of EU-US-Russia negotiations in order to ensure that no stone was left unturned in the search for a mutually acceptable compromise.
A second cause for worry is that the world is poised to enter a new nuclear age that threatens to be even more dangerous and expensive than the Cold War era of mutually assured destruction (MAD).
Moreover, the Bankruptcy Law, the Company Law, and the Securities Law should be well coordinated and mutually reinforcing.
Deep down, the crisis is yet another manifestation of what I call “the political trilemma of the world economy”: economic globalization, political democracy, and the nation-state are mutually irreconcilable.
But, by bringing its property-rights arrangements into line with those of the advanced economies, it can support shared prosperity and mutually beneficial engagement, potentially defusing some of the tensions that have lately been fueling instability worldwide.
When Europe and America remain allied, their resources are mutually reinforcing.
By recognizing a permanent say in politics for all of the country’s mutually suspicious communities, Iraqis can pull back from the brink and build for themselves an Iraq worthy of their talents and their history.
Such is the grim logic of mutually assured destruction.
An effective European Council president must have a temperament that enables him or her to move a diverse group of powerful people toward mutually beneficial outcomes, all without taking the spotlight.
Israelis and Palestinians have largely lost hope that a mutually acceptable solution even exists.
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