Promise
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Without such a framework, the gap between the
promise
of innovation and the reality of human experience will only grow.
She led an uninspiring campaign in which her
promise
of “strong and stable leadership” rang hollow.
Don’t Forget Wim Duisenberg’s LegacyThe most surprising and controversial thing about last December’s rate hike by the European Central Bank was that, after two and a half years of keeping interest rates at exceptionally low levels, the bank ventured an increase of only 25 basis points with no
promise
of more to come.
The ECB’s paltry rate hike in December, together with the supine
promise
of no plans for further monetary tightening, demonstrates that Trichet is no Duisenberg.
If Rowhani wants to succeed in office, he will have to keep his
promise
to improve Iranians’ living conditions without endangering the Islamic Republic in the process.
The early 2000s held
promise
for the Arab world, and in today’s youth we can see it renewed.
Arab civil-society reformers must be encouraged to speak up now, or risk losing that
promise
for another generation.
In nine muddy years since then Yeltsin also created a new Russia, very much in his own image: one unpredictable, wayward, but full of
promise.
Instead, both long-term objectives and sustainable public finances have been sacrificed for the short-term
promise
of electoral success.
Against this background, the return of US investors to provide short-term dollar funding for European bank debt smacks of a desperate hunt for yield that relies on European Central Bank President Mario Draghi’s
promise
to do “whatever it takes” to save the euro.
While Draghi’s promise, embodied by the ECB’s “outright monetary transactions” program – as well as its long-term refinancing operation and emergency liquidity assistance program – has bought time and lowered yields, the eurozone’s banking crisis persists.
Reconciling this with Trump’s
promise
to reduce the deficit will probably entail a return to Reagan-era magical thinking: despite decades of proof to the contrary, this time the stimulus to the economy brought by tax cuts for the rich will be so large that tax revenues will actually increase.
Three cases before the country’s increasingly assertive Supreme Court
promise
to take Pakistan from the phase of demilitarization to a system in which meaningful checks can be exercised on those who wield power.
Trump’s tax and spending plans will sharply reverse the budget consolidation enforced by Congress on Barack Obama’s administration, and household borrowing will expand dramatically if Trump fulfills his
promise
to reverse the bank regulations imposed after the 2008 financial crisis.
Federal infrastructure spending and corporate-tax reform should top the list of policies capable of attracting bipartisan agreement, because they
promise
significant long-term productivity, income, and employment gains, while also supporting short-term growth.
The
promise
of secularism, however, proved hollow, with countries like Egypt, Libya, Iraq, and Syria sinking into despotism and corruption.
Right now, all six indicators show more
promise
than they have for some time, and only one of them has fallen slightly from a recent high.
If Obama succeeds in enacting immigration reform in his second term, he will have gone a long way toward fulfilling his
promise
to maintain the strength of the US.
Indeed, the growing gap between the
promise
and the reality of health care has created room – in developed and developing countries alike – for new players who are concerned more with social behavior than with biology.
To be sure, the
promise
of traditional health care will always be compelling as long as technological progress continues to enhance health infrastructure and service delivery.
Since the idea of talks was first raised, Kim’s
promise
to put “denuclearization” on the table always called for a pinch of salt.
Finally, green-economy advocates
promise
a surfeit of green jobs.
A rate of $7-$8 per ton would generate enough revenue to deliver on this promise, with the money flowing to countries with low per capita emissions.
But there can be no renewal unless we fulfill our
promise
of providing education for all – starting by working toward universal literacy.
Both sides find their roots in an idealized past: the French Revolution and its egalitarian
promise
for the far left, and the French Empire and its domination of the world’s non-white peoples for the far right.
We now know that the
promise
of free capital mobility has not been redeemed.
But tomorrow really is another day, and it is certainly not too early to start exploring options that
promise
not just to manage the conflict, but to resolve it.
Despite their great promise, however, superconductors have limits, the primary one being that most superconduct at very low temperatures – indeed, near absolute zero (-273 ºC).
Indeed, despite Renzi’s
promise
to implement reforms aimed at rejuvenating the country’s economy and institutions – the platform on which he won power in 2014 – some 90,000 Italians under the age of 40 have since left.
Italy’s government must also fulfill its
promise
of further improving labor-market flexibility and fighting corruption, including in the form of nepotism.
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