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One promising avenue for US-Iran cooperation on Syria could be joint support for a fact-finding mission by the Security Council to identify the perpetrators.

In order to placate Hong Kong’s restive population – which included many refugees from China – a “one country, two systems” policy was embedded in the region’s constitution, promising Hong Kong “a high degree of autonomy,” except in foreign and defense affairs for 50 years.

As a result, many emerging countries, with their higher interest rates and promising growth prospects, have become irresistibly attractive to investors.

Yet, hidden within it – and within budget legislation enacted in February – are two promising programs for helping state and local governments address the needs of disadvantaged Americans.

As long as the United States and the West Enropeans are unwilling to set up new Atlantic institutions to further their economic and political relations, all those promising ideas of coperation will wither.

One promising area of investigation is CRISPR – a cutting-edge tool that could allow us to delete, repair, or replace the genes that cause disease.

The Social Innovation Fund has provided matching grants to dozens of communities, which are working closely with organizations such as Harvard’s Social Impact Bond Lab and Third Sector Capital, to identify and structure promising pay-for-success ventures.

Indeed, Siemens, apparently conscious of the benefits of labor-market rigidity, has taken the unusual step of promising its employees a job for life.

To the contrary, there is a new, unprecedented and highly promising, albeit still fragile, system of security in place in the wake of the Cold War.

Now, with both the center right and the center left discredited – together, they received only 35% of the popular vote – Marine Le Pen’s racist Front National topped the poll by promising radical change.

The results are promising, to say the least.

Covering these costs will require taxes to be increased substantially and/or for spending to be reduced – precisely the opposite of what the CDU/SPD government is promising.

So far, the question has been addressed primarily in advanced countries – and the figures do not look promising.

For all of today's involvement of some Iranian leaders in terrorism, the picture is more complex, more interesting - and perhaps more promising than President Bush's speech suggests.

But, if approaches that build on past failure do not seem sufficiently effective, perhaps a new approach toward currency fluctuations would be more promising.

Like Hollande, she has to assuage public fear by talking tough and promising more military action.

Beyond better incentives for researchers and donors, a fundamental shift in the culture of science is needed to accelerate scientific progress, and several promising initiatives are underway.

Relying on bottom-up INDCs, which require the citizens and governments of each individual country to come together to determine what they can reasonably achieve, is far more promising.

There is an urgent need to start producing concrete results now, based on several promising initiatives that deserve to be scaled up.

Economic developments in the region are promising, with almost all its economies posting high growth, fueled by increasing industrial output and exports.

Over the long term, however, the outlook for investing in emerging-market economies, particularly those with strong macroeconomic fundamentals, stable political environments, and an expanding middle class, is promising.

Furthermore, at the request of the world’s most vulnerable countries, language was added promising “to pursue efforts to limit the temperature increase to 1.5º.”

To be sure, the ACA is only one factor in this promising trend; growth in health-care spending often slows in the wake of an economic downturn.

The results so far are promising – not just by reining in costs, but also by better aligning service delivery with best practices.

Rather than fighting another ill-fated battle in Washington, it is more promising to encourage many more states to exercise their prerogatives.

Fortunately, the outlook appears promising, with increased private-sector confidence, rising capacity utilization, and an encouraging sales outlook for companies.

The Obama administration is promising to pick up losses to persuade hedge funds and other private investors to buy out banks’ bad assets.

It is hard to see how barring the world’s most promising young people can be squared with the “Leave” camp’s catchy but disingenuous promise of creating a “global Britain.”

In a promising move toward strategic accommodation, China has established an International Cooperation Agency to accompany the country’s ambitious Belt and Road Initiative.

One promising innovation is a “utility in a box” system – a modular, scalable mini-grid solution that is currently being field-tested in India and elsewhere.

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