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To be fair, the Bank has embraced the message of eclecticism, but a new leader will have to go further, paying greater attention to the specific contexts and demands of individual borrowers and learning from a wider set of successful development experiences.
The other prong, promoting the rule of law, international cooperation, and the principles of open society has to be pursued indirectly, by reforming the international financial system and by paying special attention to Russia’s near-abroad.
The borrowers are often governments, and in many emerging economies the state has funded its extravagances by paying bank depositors derisory rates of interest.
Paying bills is difficult, not only because Israel is slow in transferring customs revenues, but also because promised aid from Arab countries often never arrives.
But the acknowledged responsibility of states in implementing the right to water cannot turn them into the sole paying authority.
Simply put, China is winning the battle for the South China Sea without firing a shot – or paying any international costs.
But I was alone in paying attention to him.
We accept paying a high and inefficient cost for national defense against what are often unknown enemies.
On the other hand, Israel was rewarded twice: by receiving US assurances of significant Palestinian concessions, and by being relieved from paying a price in return for these concessions.
Left at this stage, knowledge is simply intellectual property, access to which is restricted to paying customers.
Moreover, the US is paying for these wars with debt.
The government partially redistributes profits by collecting taxes and paying salaries.
Both managements and investors should take market learning into account, paying close attention to the potential increase in market capitalization that eliminating anti-takeover provisions could produce.
Not only are oil prices even lower, but imports in 2014-2015 were financed in part by running down reserves and other assets, and by authorizing private imports but not paying for them, de facto expropriating the working capital – the seed grain – of private companies.
Congo’s Infinite WarHARARE – Some time ago, the head of the United Nations refugee agency, Antonio Guterres, said of the Democratic Republic of Congo: “Nobody in the outside world feels threatened, and so the international community is not really paying attention.”
If women’s football teams started paying their players the same as men’s teams, they would go bankrupt.
It is important to remember that newspapers’ investments in rapid-response investigative teams, long-form stories, and data-driven journalism are possible only because more people are paying for their news, especially through digital subscriptions.
Trump’s Media EnablersATLANTA – Conventional wisdom lays much of the blame for the rise of Donald Trump on angry American voters, who have allowed him to break every rule in the political playbook without paying a price.
One is the claim that Europe is paying the price of misguided austerity.
In all cases, adventurous users or professionals can overcome the paternalism, but only by paying what amounts to liability insurance, for the risks they impose on the system.
The same people who promoted the Washington Consensus now bring “The Washington Consensus Plus,” paying lip service to education, especially of girls.
With the economy in free fall and uncertainty pervasive, many households and firms simply stop paying taxes.
Paying public sector workers with depreciated neo-drachmas implies a cut in the real wages that they receive.
Most humans can walk, manipulate objects, and understand complex language from an early age, never paying much attention to the amount of computation and energy needed to perform these tasks.
Those born now will live in a richer economy, but they will get less of it because they will be paying through their nose to look after the large group of retirees who will vote the taxes.
Paying people not to work, as is common in Western Europe, is scandalous and ultimately undermines public finance.
Biofuels, for which the EU alone is now paying more than $10 billion annually to do less than one cent of good for every dollar spent, also take up fields that otherwise would have produced food.
Whenever they go bathing, they follow the same path, first raising concerns over what will happen if Argentina pays back its foreign debt, and then inevitably paying back the debt under strong pressure from the International Monetary Fund and the US.
His companions, however, remain unconvinced and seem resigned to failing to find an alternative to the neo-liberal taxation model for paying the foreign debt.
The world's indebted nations, unfortunately known as the Third World, transfer capital to the rich nations by paying interest on their foreign liabilities.
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