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Indeed, environmentalism was born with a call to preserve the forests.
In the months and years ahead, German policymakers will need to manage the transition into the digital era, in order to preserve the country’s competitiveness.
Obviously, if this military adventure were in fact necessary to maintain security or to preserve freedom, as its advocates and promoters proclaim--and if it were to prove as successful as its boosters hope--then the cost might still be worth it.
During his second term, Bush created the world’s largest ocean preserve – a 360,000-square-kilometer area around the Hawaiian Islands.
Unless the probability that CO2 is the primary contributor to climate change is vanishingly small, it is wrong to take chances with the future of our planet and the lives of hundreds of millions of people in order to reduce energy costs for Americans and preserve a few thousand jobs in the coal industry.
Moreover, contrary to popular belief, entrepreneurship is not a preserve of youth.
But, as Trump’s erratic presidency – including his challenges to longstanding alliances and reckless nuclear posturing – starkly demonstrates, the structures we have created to preserve peace are far from foolproof.
While it does subscribe to the principle of one-country one-vote, it is widely perceived as a preserve of rich nations.
Too many leaders are paying lip service to domestic nationalists and populists, mistakenly thinking that this will preserve their domestic poll ratings, when they should be showing genuine leadership and fighting for the common good.
To preserve the principles of openness and democracy on which continued social and economic progress depends, those grievances must be understood and addressed.
Investing in CCS would help preserve Europe's economic base by securing and creating jobs and protecting vital industries.
But, in order to save the planet we know, and to preserve the world’s food supply and the well-being of future generations, there is no alternative to shifting to a new, low-carbon energy system.
Commercial ties may also help preserve political stability in the region, especially if the fruits of economic development are perceived by all to be shared in a reasonably fair manner.
By participating in the AIIB, advanced economies will be able to influence its operations, ensure that its processes are transparent, and put in place incentives for projects that preserve the world’s natural resources and control climate change.
This was made clear in the preamble to the Treaty of Rome more than 40 years ago: "...pooling their resources to preserve and strengthen peace and liberty....".
This proves the point: European integration is first and foremost an instrument to preserve and strengthen peace and liberty.
With services in China employing 30% more workers per unit of output than manufacturing and construction, the sector’s expansion will help to preserve social stability, even as economic growth slows to 7%.
If Hillary Clinton had won the 2016 US presidential election, we would now be seeing a continued US-led effort to reinvigorate and preserve the longstanding status quo in Asia and beyond.
This concern is all the more legitimate, given that bailouts have often hampered restructuring, resolution, and consolidation to preserve existing banking interests and practices, thereby delaying the necessary repair of balance sheets and zombifying the European banking system.
To preserve its precious foreign-currency reserves, Egypt needs the US and its allies to provide foodstuffs.
If they do not take action to preserve water reserves and standardize supply, the most defenseless populations will continue to suffer, a situation that can easily lead to unrest – or worse.
The world must think and act together to preserve the huge gains to human health and wellbeing that antibiotics have enabled.
Stability can be preserved only if a deliberate effort is made to preserve it.
As China’s power grows, the US is finding it increasingly difficult to preserve a regional balance of power that is favorable to its interests.
For example, Lula's Workers' Party, which rejected pension reforms submitted by the previous Cardoso administration, expects Lula to preserve far more of the scheme than former President Cardoso believed possible.
America’s military presence was intended, above all, to preserve the Arab status quo, and hence the flow of energy from the Persian Gulf, for the benefit of the US, its allies, and the entire global economy.
There are good grounds for both – to preserve the peace, and to protect individuals’ reputations from lies.
Chancellor Angela Merkel may not be able to persuade her entire coalition of its merits, but she could rely on the opposition to build a new majority in support of doing what is necessary to preserve the euro.
In our age, no single country can preserve peace by itself.
Brexit voters are so optimistic because they were told (most prominently by current Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson) that Britain could “have our cake and eat it” – a new deal that would preserve all of the economic benefits of EU membership with none of the obligations or costs.
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