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In the days, weeks, and months ahead, the arrangements to remove chemical weapons from Syria will, one hopes, begin a new era in which the US and Russia work together on other pressing global issues as well.
I firmly believe that with the implementation of these structural reforms, Mexicans will be able to resolve the country’s most pressing problems and build a more prosperous, inclusive, and productive country.
Now, they, and Asians at large, need to bring both their skills and their success to bear on the most pressing global issues of the day.
It makes little sense for the world to impoverish itself by embracing a poor solution to one problem when there are more pressing challenges that can be resolved at smaller expense.
Moreover, that $11 billion could be used to address even more pressing issues.
Fragile health-care infrastructure and community support are being strained by the eradication effort, as government budgets and resources in poor countries are diverted from more pressing local problems.
Thankfully, many small parties, who are the key to coalition politics, are pressing the big parties to behave more responsibly.
Though the need to confront evil remains as pressing as ever, Western societies’ motivation for doing so may lose clarity.
As previous experience has shown, internal discussions on constitutional competences – essentially political navel-gazing – can distract attention from the far more pressing issues of economic growth and jobs.
How to Fight Antimicrobial ResistanceZURICH – Two weeks ago, G20 leaders committed to working together to address one of the world’s most pressing and perplexing security threats: antimicrobial resistance (AMR) – a fierce and evolving adversary against which conventional therapeutic weapons are of no use.
The most pressing of these problems is the condition of the education system, which does not adequately prepare young Americans for the jobs available in an economy transformed by globalization and information technology.
Yet, to this day, most regional groupings remain too weak to solve their members’ pressing problems.
Indeed, the really pressing task facing many developing economies is to pursue policies that promote economic opportunities by accelerating growth.
Two years ago, during the debate about the Dodd-Frank financial-reform legislation, few people thought that global megabanks represented a pressing problem.
The purge of Jang should not deter the international community from pressing for denuclearization of North Korea.
If Africa is to use science and technology to tackle its most pressing problems, it must develop its scientific and technical capacities.
Trump, who vacillates between tough criticism of China over trade and encomiums to President Xi Jinping, will have to balance pressing his legitimate concerns over trade with the need to avoid starting a trade war.
Indeed, precisely because liberal democracy did not triumph worldwide, many pressing crises now require attention and action.
And there are pressing issues that need the new ambassador’s attention.
Despite our growing interconnectedness, the UN Security Council has not yet been unable to achieve sufficient consensus to resolve pressing matters such as Syria.
Politics is heating up in middle-income countries as well, and unions are pressing politicians to take action.
Where the Blair government got it wrong was in not pressing for more influence over the policy in exchange for its support.
Of course, there are other sources of friction now that did not seem as pressing five years ago.
That need is now pressing.
Given this, America’s foreign-policy priorities have shifted to the Asia-Pacific region, where the most pressing economic, political, and security challenges – including the threat of North Korean missiles and rising tensions between China and its neighbors over competing sovereignty claims in the South and East China Seas – are emerging.
The second, less useful idea underpinning the G20 is that solving the pressing problems of the world economy requires ever more intense cooperation and coordination at the global level.
This crisis is not just a pressing health concern; it is also a threat to the global economy.
Heart disease might not seem like a pressing issue for poor nations, but it represents more than a quarter of their death toll.
It seems clear that it will not, unless the government decides to inject massive fiscal resources into YPF at the expense of other pressing needs.
Yet the same authorities pressing for financial integration maintained the pressure for fixed exchange rates.
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