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The total advantage to the world (measured according to all relevant criteria, such as lives saved, agricultural production increased, wetlands preserved, etc.) from Denmark’s policy would be about €11 million.
After the Revolution, Soviet policy preserved the most important aspects of the old imperial approach.
The policy toward the Muslims pursued by the Russian Empire, by contrast, largely preserved ethnic and religious communities.
This pragmatism has mostly been preserved to this day.
How can Palestinian statehood be preserved?
Japan established a constitutional government earlier than any other country in Asia, and preserved its independence throughout.
Elections are preserved.
Because national, religious, and folk traditions are supposed to be protected across the Union, our unsavory habit of slaughtering squealing pigs can be preserved even as Romania enters the EU.
The sad fate of our porcine population will not be frowned upon as primitive and anti-European, but will be condoned as a venerable national tradition, preserved in accordance with the best European standards.
So, for example, government pressure on multinational banks to lend domestically, or to withdraw liquidity from foreign branches, is protectionism, as are capital injections into multinational companies with the explicit requirement that domestic jobs be preserved.
How can informality be preserved and the size of meetings be restricted?
Despite endemic clientelism, Senegal has preserved its core electoral practices in the decades since independence.
In any case, trade agreements, however beneficial, can do little to defuse Asia’s sovereignty disputes, and it is here – the greatest current source of regional tensions – that a shared common enterprise is not only possible, but also necessary if peace is to be preserved.
There are no wild animals to attract tourists, and, although the Turkana, like the Maasai, have preserved their indigenous culture, they are not renowned around the world, perhaps because of their distance from Nairobi.
No one really wanted war, but no one knew how to oppose it, because great statesmen like Germany’s Otto von Bismarck, whose self-restraint preserved peace in Europe for decades, were missing in Europe in 1914.
The least the world can do is to let them live in peace in the ancestral lands that they have honored and preserved for centuries.
But the teams must be preserved.
The ultimate resolution confirmed the abolition of slavery and the union of the states, but preserved an apartheid system in the South.
Even if such measures preserved jobs for now, that doesn’t mean they are the most effective use of financial resources.
Lack of water makes it difficult to keep livestock, since every drop has to be preserved for crops or human consumption.
In particular, it informed the Canterbury Tales, a work that reflected Chaucer’s passionate belief that the voices of common people should be heard and preserved.
Nonetheless, when the transition from state to private ownership began, Modzelewski was alone in calling for the factories to be preserved for the workers.
Despite this year’s setback, the principle of the Spitzenkandidaten system should be preserved and combined in the next elections, with additional transnational lists of candidates backed by stronger trans-European party structures.
But the important thing is that each of the “Eastern partners’” independence has been preserved.
Second, China departed from the spirit of the original contract through beggar-thy-neighbor exchange-rate policies (especially from 2004 to 2010) that artificially preserved its economic competitiveness.
This involves tapping the genetic traits of thousands of crop varieties that are preserved in gene banks or still exist in the landscapes at their places of origin.
“Wherever the power of capital is preserved,” he declared in that speech, “the men retain their privileges.”
Although his decision was controversial at the time, we now know that it preserved the intelligence community by creating an effective system of oversight.
The Chinese government promised that these freedoms would be preserved in Hong Kong after the handover from Britain on July 1, 1997.
It is a remarkable achievement that must be preserved and protected.
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