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In foreign policy, one can only guess what her priorities would be.
Millions of Brazilians have made clear where their priorities lie.
The paper went on to warn that, “In their own hearts, we are afraid that Chu and Locke put their priorities in exactly the opposite order.”
If Chinese companies, both state- and privately owned, are to benefit from the leadership’s new vision, they must learn from past failures, and adapt their priorities for the long term.
As Chinese firms invest overseas – as mine does currently in Latin America – they have a responsibility not only to invest wisely and sustainably for the sake of their companies, but also to integrate their strategies with China’s national investment priorities.
Yordano, a popular Venezuelan singer, probably would have a different set of priorities.
And, frankly, I have concerns about some of the World Bank’s views and priorities in recent decades.
These are the development principles and priorities for which I stand.
Despite its strong scientific tradition, figures for Central Europe are even worse, and the cost of EU integration is likely to further shift priorities away from science and education.
In the second, brighter scenario, rapid convergence to advanced-economy income levels continues, supported by a focus on two priorities, detailed in a new IMF report.
And it must account for a society’s priorities, revealed in the ways in which its members use their resources.
Rather, it could reflect a natural shift in priorities to other dimensions of wellbeing.
Obama Meets the WorldCAMBRIDGE – Many people will try to set President Barack Obama’s priorities, but one person is sure to have a major effect.
If Obama fails to fight these fires successfully, they will consume his political capital, but if all he does is fight them, he will inherit Bush’s priorities.
Foremost on Obama’s agenda will be the economic crisis, where his domestic and international priorities intersect.
The Middle East represents a fourth set of urgent priorities.
In fact, delivering basic vaccines is still one of our top priorities.
But Obama has other priorities.
Finally, to account for changing political priorities and personalities, we need a constant champion in the fight against AMR.
And he would understand that agencies and organizations such as the CBO, OMB, Joint Committee on Taxation, Tax Policy Center (TPC), and Center on Budget and Policy Priorities have a principal allegiance to facts, not to some donor or political master.
With business interests dictating global pharmaceutical priorities, developing countries consistently lose out – with devastating consequences.
As for the US, this strategy aligns with Trump’s own declared priorities.
Even foreign policy was, wherever possible, aligned with the economic interests of the rising middle class (though the Syrian intervention reflects a shift in foreign-policy priorities).
Three priorities stand out.
The primary goals are now economic, reflecting growing pressures and priorities inside Iran as well as the shifting measure of power worldwide.
The seven member countries of ASEAN decided to implement economic “roadmaps” defining integration priorities, a testimony to their determination to achieve a single economic community.
We also must abandon the idea of a one-size-fits-all model for expanding access to health care and adjust our approaches to ensure the best fit with local health priorities and customs.
Fiscal austerity and balanced budgets should be priorities in the longer term, but they are inappropriate now.
Such assistance should be forthcoming, and in order to avoid bureaucratic overlap and turf conflicts, the responsibilities and priorities in dispensing it should be spelled out and agreed upon in advance by the government and these organizations.
It's time for the developing world to put science and technology much higher among their policy priorities.
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