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In many European countries, by contrast, marginalized young people protest to preserve a crumbling social order threatened by fiscal austerity.
One could even argue that young Parisians were individually fighting for their parents’ well-being, but collectively to preserve the downward flows of resources.
Indeed, a major struggle is underway between those who want Indonesia to become more fundamentalist and those who want to preserve the traditionally open and tolerant nature of Javanese culture.
The space business was the preserve of a few governments, plus a number of large cost-plus contractors who lived in symbiosis with their government customers.
In Eastern Europe in the 1980’s, such an anecdote might have been interpreted as a bellwether of deeper systemic change; in North Korea, it seemed more like a foray into the preserve of the country’s gangster elite.
These include cold chains to preserve vaccines during transport from factories to patients; established “immunization days” and negotiated “days of tranquility” in conflict zones, when vaccinations can be administered; trained health-care workers; and systems for surveillance, laboratory analysis, and rapid response.
Even if Putin’s “provocation” thesis is dismissed, it is possible that the chemical attacks were unleashed by rogue elements in the Syrian army, whose culpability Assad had to deny to preserve his own position.
In 2012, ECB President Mario Draghi cemented this responsibility, pledging to do “whatever it takes” to preserve the euro.
Like everyone else, our peasants vote their fears and choose as their representatives the peasant parties who think that political stalemate is the only way to preserve Poland's rural way of life.
This means retaining, and possibly strengthening, capital controls on inflows of highly liquid “hot” money from dollars into yuan, and continuing to peg certain interest rates, such as basic deposit and loan rates, to help preserve the profitability of banks.
Perhaps Italy’s latest government impasse will finally convince EU leaders that genuine political integration is the only plausible way to preserve the monetary union.
Billboards were erected appealing to Sunnis to preserve moderation.
Back in London, Draghi promised that the ECB would do “whatever it takes” to preserve the euro.
In order to preserve the state’s ability to act while avoiding competitive distortions between and within industries, we should establish criteria to guide future decisions in this area.
In India, parties on both the left and the right opposed it—the former claiming that it mortgaged India’s foreign policy to the US, and the latter arguing that it didn’t go far enough to preserve India’s nuclear independence.
Given centuries of turmoil in China, today’s leaders will do everything in their power to preserve stability.
Indeed, the greatest progress is now being made where the problem is the most urgent: it is much easier to preserve forests than to restore them.
Their strategic interests are almost perfectly aligned, and each shares a desire to stabilize and preserve Asia’s balance of power.
His teacher thought that he was drawing an image of Palmyra, a historic city so devastated that UNESCO has stepped in to preserve it before nothing is left.
The EU has always supported a two-state solution, despite the challenging demographic reality, not to mention the need to preserve the Jewish state's identity.
Absent such a debate, Mattarella reasoned, the president’s duty is to preserve the status quo and to prevent a consequential choice from being driven by self-fulfilling market expectations.
The internet and computer-based trading have shattered geographic boundaries and revolutionized investment, not only by opening up new avenues for trading, but by democratizing access to information that was once the exclusive preserve of professional investors.
Holding its leaders to account for their actions is essential, not only to protect Palestinians from brutality, but to preserve the freedom of Israelis.
Hijra’s association with Islam has its origins in the Prophet Mohammed’s escape from Mecca to Medina in 622, to avoid assassination and preserve his community.
As a result, China is being given the opportunity to preserve its dignity while receiving incentives to integrate into a stable regional – and ultimately global – order that welcomes it as an integral player, so long as it abides by multilateral rules.
With regard to Iran, he reiterated the need to preserve the 2015 nuclear deal, from which Trump has just withdrawn, though he did call for complementary agreements on topics that the existing agreement does not address.
Moreover, while the Obama administration remained determined to preserve US leadership in responding – with force, where necessary – to mass atrocity crimes (the global “responsibility to protect” agenda), a decade of fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan has left Americans desperately war-weary.
The responsibility to preserve the environment, stem the spread of communicable diseases, strengthen the international financial architecture, enhance developing-country participation in the global trading system, and facilitate the exchange of knowledge lies at the intersection of national development priorities and global interests.
Why should a country choose to default as long as there are rich benefactors willing to lend money to preserve an illusion of normalcy?
Then, in 1995, NATO intervened to establish and preserve peace in Bosnia.
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