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Neither the “romantic preservationist” nor the “bulldozing modernizer” approach promises an adequate solution.
Neither do they have as much education and training (or "human capital") as high income countries do.
Neither the FSB people nor the oligarchs focus on economic policy beyond their immediate interests, abandoning that field to the liberals, who radically reformed taxes, cleaned up the state budget, and monetized the economy by curbing barter.
Wrestlers wash their faces, mouths, and armpits before entering the dohyo (ring), on whose sacred sand neither shoes nor women may tread.
On a global scale, neither the US nor Japan is in a position to provide significant external stimulus.
Worryingly, QE2 appears to be viewed in the US as a growth strategy, which it isn’t, unless one believes that low interest rates will reverse the private-sector deleveraging process, raise consumption, and lower savings – neither a likely nor a desirable scenario.
Neither the APA nor its defenders seem to have learned from this experience.
And yet he neither broke nor surrendered to the rage that would have consumed most people.
We live in a multipolar world where neither the US nor China is large enough to exercise global economic leadership on its own.
Neither the clown nor the tycoon is well suited to being a democratic leader.
Neither the Japanese government's responsibility for initiating and continuing the war nor the inhumane treatment that prisoners of war or the subject civilian populations suffered under Japanese rule are adequately acknowledged.
In most cases, neither can be remedied overnight.
The students are right to be frustrated that most university endowments have so far been passive on the issue, neither divesting nor engaging as active investors.
And, given their own potentially explosive political and ethnic tensions at home, neither is inclined to support foreign intervention.
However, neither the bank system nor the legal system were actually impediments at this stage of development.
Their favored slogans – “Take back our country” or “Make America great again” – invoke a past when neither the New Deal nor the expansion of civil rights disturbed the peace of upstanding white Christians.
In fact, NATO membership neither guarantees nor requires democracy.
Finance Minister Natalie Jaresko and Economic Development and Trade Minister Aivaras Abromavicius were both investment bankers (neither was a Ukrainian citizen when they joined the government).
Neither the Ukrainian economy – nor its political system – can afford that they do otherwise.
Significantly, neither the Pope’s remarks, nor the Declaration on Euthanasia , place any emphasis on the importance of obtaining the voluntary and informed consent of patients, where possible, before shortening their lives.
Each further round of budget cuts has worsened the recession, increased social tension, and further reduced confidence… Neither the IMF nor anybody else would advise any developed country to adopt such masochistic and self-destructive policies….
Neither are other substantial intellectual creations.
Indeed, given that such recessions clog the monetary-policy transmission mechanism, neither conventional interest-rate adjustments nor unconventional liquidity injections have much impact in the wake of a crisis, when deleveraging and balance-sheet repair are urgent.
But, of course, neither would many microbes have survived, because they depend on other species for their habitat.
Yet this policy earned Europe neither recognition nor relevance.
The government left us entirely alone, neither banning nor criticizing our report.
Neither the multicultural ethos (respect for “cultural diversity in an atmosphere of mutual tolerance,” as British Labor Minister Roy Jenkins put it in 1966), nor official indifference to religious identities (as in France, where the state, as the nineteenth-century historian Jules Michelet put it, “takes the place of God”) has worked as planned.
Even in politics it is foolish to oppose logic, and the simple logic of international agreements is that if one party does not honor them, neither will others.
Having neither the cost and inconvenience of constant currency transactions nor the uncertainty that arises from fluctuations among currencies is a boon to the common currency area.
Although the US and China are the world’s two primary producers of greenhouse gases – the US being the largest – neither has signed the Kyoto Protocol, which commits countries to cut carbon emissions 5% below 1990 levels by 2008-12.
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