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At that time, both were better off than South Korea;Burma, indeed, was perceived as one of Asia's more promising economies.
In South Korea, LG recently launched a program to solicit invention ideas from the public, promising inventors a hefty 8% stake in the proceeds of any ideas the company commercializes.
Here again, Macron stood out from the other presidential candidates by promising to stand up to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Instead of promising more tax breaks for the richest citizens, a more equitable fiscal policy could pay for necessary bridges and other public goods and services that would improve everyone’s life.
Far from the ongoing controversies, European Muslims are doing very well today, and the future is promising.
Yet Trump and the Saudis seem intent on destroying the possibility of normalizing relations created by this important and promising agreement.
More promising still, it is where signals, assumed to have come from the locator beacons attached to the aircraft’s “black box” flight recorders, were picked up on April 5 and over the following days by an American “pinger locator” being towed by an Australian navy vessel, the Ocean Shield.
In other words, we have committed ourselves to working together to confront this challenge, and our work so far has been extremely promising: we supported the Climate Change Act; we helped set strong, scientifically robust targets for carbon reduction; and we have supported each successive Carbon Budget up to the latest, fourth installment.
Fourth, the countries at risk are among the most promising frontier markets.
Talent is one promising area.
But research involving two new techniques – stem-cell and gene therapies – appears promising.
The other promising option, gene therapy, entails the delivery of genes that “instruct” existing support cells in the spinal cord and muscle to create molecules called growth factors to help motor neurons survive, despite the presence of toxins.
The good news is that China has a promising track record on this front.
The most promising sign is the outpouring of activism, especially from young people, who realize that it is high time that the US lives up to its ideals, so nobly expressed in its Declaration of Independence, that all men are created equal.
Here, too, the Kingdom employed its policy of largesse through the GCC, promising Bahrain $10 billion over the next decade.
Dialogue seemed like a promising strategy: just ten days earlier, Abdullah had announced a promising reform agenda for the country.
At the other end of the scale, some of the UN’s proposed targets are entirely unrealistic, like promising work to everyone.
Moreover, given the vast inequalities of power and wealth in Latin America, and with a large part of the population bereft of land and education, the region has long been vulnerable to populist politics and rebellions, with leaders promising quick gains for the dispossessed by seizing property from the elites.
This is certainly a promising development for these countries, all of which have struggled to achieve stability since the Soviet Union’s dissolution.
One promising proposal contained in the German coalition agreement is for a new European Monetary Fund (EMF), to be overseen by the European Parliament.
According to a 2017 working paper by the CGIAR Research Program on Climate Change, Agriculture, and Food Security, some of the most promising innovations in rural agricultural are technology- and service-based.
Those who not only tolerated but actively encouraged the excesses of countries like Latvia – by making eventual euro adoption a precondition for European Union membership, and promising that it would produce only growth, prosperity, and discipline – are those who should be chased by the blame game.
The recent Olympics thaw in relations between North and South Korea is promising, but not the end of the story.
The EU has helped to pioneer this promising approach.
The Global Partnership for Oceans is a promising new alliance of more than 100 government and international institutions, civil-society organizations, and private companies seeking to address threats to ocean health, resilience, and productivity.
This proximity offers the prospect of friction or, if Europe seizes the moment, the most promising of possibilities for economic growth.
In fact, some promising initiatives are underway.
Have these large and promising emerging economies fulfilled expectations?
The situation may be more promising than it appears, but one cannot deny that hope for real changes on the ground has faded since talks were re-launched two years ago.
Focusing on what we can do well seems less impressive than promising everything to everyone – until it’s time to deliver.
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