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The other promising option, gene therapy, entails the delivery of genes that “instruct” existing support cells in the spinal cord and muscle to create molecules called growth factors to help motor neurons survive, despite the presence of toxins.
Whichever option it chooses, KMET will be forced to curtail health services in regions where it is the principal provider.
One option is the G7’s so-called club of four – France, Germany, Canada, and Japan.
In this quintessential “failed state,” this sort of elders’ wisdom may be the only option to start dealing with the quagmire created by the lawlessness that has gripped the country since the departure of the dictator Said Barre in 1991.
Ignoring the situation in Somalia and not trying to reestablish law and order is not an option.
Of course, the option of inflating away debt is hardly a panacea.
One option, then, would be for Poland’s judges to go on strike.
The best option available to Moria’s refugee children are cramped informal education centers, where high teacher turnover is a serious problem.
Yet not even this option is available to all, as the existing centers can provide education to only 500 children per day – less than half the school-age population.
Leaving deposit insurance exclusively at the national level is no longer an option.
The existence of such an option might even boost the prospects of the ongoing negotiations in the Dominican Republic.
To keep the eurozone intact, regardless of the cost, became Europe’s only viable option once the single currency was adopted.
There is also the option of using domestic saving to boost foreign investments.
For the world’s poor, “business as usual” has never been an acceptable option.
Turning its back in the face of such challenges is no longer a viable American option.
BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda has said that directly underwriting the budget deficit is not an option.
In the event, says Lukin, Western leaders chose the second option, expanding NATO and the European Union, while paying no heed to Russian liberals who warned that these policies would strengthen Russian authoritarianism.
Women, who are often responsible for growing local subsistence crops and taking care of their families, do not have that option.
The best option is to better educate the unskilled, but this is a cumbersome, time-consuming process that offers no short-term solution.
The first option is to defend the wages of the low skilled through minimum-wage laws or paying social replacement incomes which imply minimum wage demands against the private economy.
The second option is to pay wage subsidies instead of wage replacement incomes to allow for the wage dispersion necessary for full employment without letting the incomes of the unskilled fall.
The third option is the Scandinavian way.
The latter option is the only scenario that could stop the Islamist drift in the Middle East.
But unilateral action would certainly not be the best option.
Such an acknowledgement could be seen as formal recognition of the fact that membership of the EU remains a long-term option for Ukraine.
But in the latter case, they should have the option to conduct a majority vote.
Wage intervention is virtually the only option left.
Oxfam, drawing attention to large-scale land acquisitions that have entailed direct rights violations, has called on the Bank to freeze investments in land purchases until it can set standards ensuring that local communities are informed of them in advance, with the option of refusing them.
At first glance, nonalignment looks like an attractive option for still-emerging countries like India, Indonesia, Brazil, and others, because it promises freedom from the insidious grip of entangling alliances.
One option, which Russia has championed, would be a federal system; indeed, the territorial divisions left behind by the Russians could form the basis of one.
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