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Its membership is chosen by only 7% of the total Hong Kong electorate, and its voting
procedures
seek to prevent the nomination of any candidates who may harbor democratic sympathies.
But the EU is using its rules and investigative
procedures
in ways specifically aimed at Russian businesses.
With public opinion polls indicating that the AKP’s draft constitution, prepared by an academic committee, would be accepted through normal democratic procedures, the Chief Prosecutor acted to uphold the type of secularism enshrined in the 1982 Constitution, which many commentators liken to French secularism.
Do they follow
procedures
methodically, or do they take short cuts?
As the reform process got underway, all leaders in the region knew three fixed things: that formal democratic
procedures
had to be adhered to; that human rights must be guaranteed and respected; and that anti-liberal economic policies were not acceptable in the new Europe.
But with new, highly precise gene-editing techniques, such a molecular defect could be repaired; such
procedures
already have been performed successfully in monkeys.
But organizing the public agencies to respond in a coordinated manner, given existing budgetary procedures, is a different matter: the ministry of foreign affairs may not give much importance to tourist visas.
Simplifying customs
procedures
and opening up markets for public procurement could bring further benefits.
And this does not even account for the benefits implied by improved accounting, tendering, and reporting
procedures
– all by-products of greater private-sector involvement.
Indeed, it is hypocritical that hunting for sport and unsupervised home slaughtering continue to be permitted, whereas shechita, which is carried out by experienced people according to well-established procedures, is not.
The review, commissioned in March by UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon and the Nobel laureate Rajendra Pachauri, Chairman of the IPCC, to examine the IPCC’s processes and procedures, was published at the end of August.
In testimony to the Senate Banking Committee in early February, MIT’s Simon Johnson endorsed the Volcker approach, but also favored strengthening commercial banks’ capital ratios “dramatically” – from about 7% to 25% – and improving bankruptcy
procedures
through a “living will,” which would freeze some assets, but not others.
We need their help to implement norms, principles, rules, and decision-making procedures, thereby mitigating the endemic free-rider problems in quasi-anarchical international society.
This suggests that macroeconomic policies, though necessary, are insufficient without parallel institutional reforms in planning, regulation, and bankruptcy
procedures
to enforce credit discipline for all borrowers, regardless of whether they are in the private sector or state-owned.
Apart from electoral reform, outlets for political participation and expression of public grievances must be balanced by institutions and
procedures
that are partly insulated from the rough-and-tumble of politics.
By making visible some government inefficiencies, the report has galvanized pressure to streamline procedures, with many countries adopting policies to reduce the burden that their regulations place on their citizens.
Countries that regard raising their ranking as a policy goal have no incentive to improve licensing
procedures
in any of these other areas.
National and local disaster plans have been improved, standard operating
procedures
have been developed, and early warning systems have been put in place.
In addition to assisting with emergency relief, it is crucial that the international community help to introduce basic
procedures
for responding long before disaster strikes.
While respondents were generally supportive of
procedures
for the treatment of life-threatening illnesses, many were adamant that every available option should be exhausted before genome editing was tried.
We could even see the rise of “gene-rich” and “gene-poor” populations: although CRISPR itself is a low-cost method, it requires women to undergo the complex, expensive, and sometimes risky
procedures
of IVF.
Given China’s assertions of territorial claims, no one is buying its portrayal of these moves as safety procedures; rather, they are seen as part of a cynical exercise in “salami tactics” – gaining de facto sovereignty over disputed territory one slice at a time.
A promising financial instrument, capable of improving the efficiency of credit markets, is rejected; or the agency's investigative and review
procedures
become stultified.
How can an agency's
procedures
be reformed?
Right now, consumer goods account for only 2.3% of China’s imports, as they are subject to relatively high tariffs and value-added or sales taxes at customs, where
procedures
are complicated and slow.
Lowering the tariffs on consumer goods and simplifying customs
procedures
would improve consumer welfare while causing no significant harm to domestic industry.
Humility, rigorous procedures, the prevention of conflicts of interest, an ability to acknowledge mistakes and, yes, punishment of fraudulent behavior are needed to regain citizens’ trust.
The US cannot use traditional remedies for trade disputes or World Trade Organization
procedures
to stop China’s behavior.
New rules and procedures, as well as better training, can minimize such failings.
Clear electoral rules and
procedures
can help ensure transparency, but accountability also comes from the broad society in between elections.
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