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The Supreme Court of Justice ordered an investigation of these military officials to determine their responsibility for planning the crime.
This will also help national parliaments understand EU objectives and facilitate their legislative planning.
Its recently enacted 13th Five-Year Plan aims to dampen fear-driven precautionary saving through interest-rate liberalization, the introduction of deposit insurance, the loosening of the hukou residential permit system (which would improve benefit portability), and relaxation of the one-child family planning policy.
At times, though, she thought about marriage and children when planning for the future.
The Jewish Conspiracy in AsiaTOKYO – A Chinese bestseller, entitled The Currency War , describes how Jews are planning to rule the world by manipulating the international financial system.
The US military has long been integrating climate change into our planning.
The threat of climate change does not sit neatly on either side of the left-right divide; it is – and must remain – part of US strategic planning.
Anyone who has been involved in such planning knows that we cannot prepare only for the wars we want to fight; we must prepare for the wars that will come, whether we like it or not.
Free governments must make communications planning a central component of every aspect of this struggle.
Since 2009, GPE funding has enabled Malawi to conduct long-term planning and data collection, and has brought domestic and international partners together for a common cause.
Whereas advocates of abolishing nuclear weapons wanted his administration to employ a zero-based approach to nuclear planning, with the burden of proof on those seeking to retain nuclear weapons to fulfill essential military functions, the NPR presumes the continuation of current nuclear roles and missions unless convincing arguments exist to end them.
Indeed, with banks failing to impose hard budget constraints on financially unsustainable businesses, and with the planning system incapable of imposing alternative effective discipline, China is already awash with apartment blocks in third-tier cities which will never be occupied, and with huge overcapacity in heavy industry.
With the right incentives, Africa could come to play a more central role in UK economic planning.
They must ready their publics and undertake the coordinated contingency military planning to ensure that "Never again" no longer simply means, say, "Never again will Hutus be permitted to kill Tutsis in Rwanda between April and July 1994."
After all, the real reason that Keynesian thinking took hold was that its method of calculating aggregate consumption, investment, and savings proved invaluable for American and British military planning during World War II.
And, finally, inclusive education must become part of government planning and budgeting processes.
At GPE, we are working with 67 developing countries to address these challenges; one of our top priorities is ensuring that the needs of children with disabilities are included in education planning, and that those plans are adequately funded.
But, if the government could do that, central planning would be a good deal simpler.
For example, copper revenue, which comprises 13% of the budget, must be spent on the basis of a long-term, independently verified planning price, with excess revenue accumulated in a fund to be used when copper prices dip.
Ever since the Fukushima accident, opposition to nuclear power has been growing in China and South Korea, both of which had been planning a massive expansion of their nuclear generating capacity – and both of which face a change of political leadership next year.
Without proper planning, these projects could jeopardize a key source of food and income generation for more than 100 million people.
The Nature Conservancy has pioneered such a planning approach – what we call “Hydropower by Design” – to help countries realize the full value within their river basins.
In the past, some developers have been resistant to this sort of strategic planning, believing that it would cause delays and be expensive to implement.
The financial and development benefits of such planning enable the process to pay for itself.
With nearly $2 trillion of investment in hydropower anticipated between now and 2040, the benefits of smarter planning represent significant value.
System-scale hydropower planning does not require builders to embrace an entirely new process.
Instead, governments and developers can integrate principles and tools into existing planning and regulatory processes.
Above all, that means integrating the struggle against HIV more fully into sustainable-development planning.
Moreover, they were planning to broaden the tax base rather than raise rates.
For those of us in the business of urban planning, these disparate datasets represent a goldmine of opportunity.
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