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In our example, the Chinese neither forced nor duped the developer to purchase their construction material.
But neither Britain nor the EU would have to abandon any fundamental principles.
Curiously, neither the agreement’s advocates nor its opponents in Argentina have asked why Ahmadinejad suddenly wanted to discuss the murder of 85 people, mostly Jews.
If the issue were protection of physical goods, whether clothes or medicine, from fakery and fraud, neither I nor virtually any of my colleagues would have opposed ACTA.
Americans and Europeans are beginning to understand that neither they, nor their children, can assume that they will become wealthier over time.
And when the former Yugoslavia was sliding into serious violence in the 1990’s, neither the US nor the Europeans wanted to intervene.
Neither the Palestinians nor the Syrians will acquiesce to their exclusion.
The UN resolution pushed by Ashton neither refers to nor endorses Kosovo’s independence.
This means that neither the incentive/corruption problems nor the budget/public-debt problems that the second pianist was supposed to eliminate actually go away.
At the beginning of the blockbuster World War Z, a family suddenly flees in panic, but neither they nor the audience know from what.
That marked the beginning of the euro crisis, because it exposed a flaw in the single currency of which neither the authorities nor financial markets were aware – and which is still not fully recognized today.
Neither the suddenness of the financial collapse of 2008-2009 nor the sluggishness of the recovery since then would have led Keynes to change his mind; nor has it discredited the claims of today’s Keynesians.
Contrary to earlier hopes, China is converging with the West neither politically nor economically, because the role of the state and the ruling party in coordinating activities remains far greater.
By contrast, Blair cannot win a referendum on the Constitution, not only because it is opposed by virtually all the popular press, but also because neither he nor any major political leader in Britain has ever had a good word to say about European integration.
By electing him to the presidency, American voters would achieve what neither the Soviet Union during the Cold War nor Islamist fundamentalists today ever could: undermining – and potentially destroying – the democratic system of the world’s greatest power.
The deal’s subsequent approval should have been a no-brainer for Congress, as it neither increased America’s financial obligations nor took away its voting dominance.
Neither moved the country’s ruling mullahs.
Making matters worse, neither Germany nor the European Commission, which deals with trade issues on behalf of EU member states, is currently in a strong position to stand up to Trump.
Neither the Afghan government nor the US insisted on the suspension of Taliban attacks as a minimal condition for engaging them in talks.
All grandstanding notwithstanding, neither Iraq nor Iran will mount an effective oil embargo on the US.
And, for all their interest in the Russian market, neither Belarus nor Kazakhstan has acceded to Russia’s desire that they recognize the independence of Georgia’s breakaway Abkhazia and South Ossetia regions.
Neither the government nor the current opposition possesses it, which means that Russians must look beyond Putin’s Russia.
Thus, neither prudential policies nor crisis-response measures should treat these occurrences as flukes or one-off exceptions.
Morawiecki will seduce neither the EU nor the business community.
This year, another election, neither free nor fair, will give Putin another term in office.
While the Fed agilely changes policy interest rates to stabilize inflation and output, neither the BOJ nor the ECB has changed its key policy rates for years now, with the ECB stuck at 2% and the BOJ at 0%.
The 2008 US presidential election was the last in which the overwhelming majority of American voters neither knew nor cared about where the candidates stood on China.
Neither the DPJ nor the LDP appears dependable in any of these areas.
In fact, neither the UK nor France is in any position to pressure Germany when it comes to charting a course for Europe.
On a micro level, the current level of economic concentration facilitates neither fair rents for minority shareholders nor respect for consumer rights.
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