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With simpler structures made up of small numbers of atoms, chemistry could provide considerable guidance as to the atomic arrangements, and a solution could thus often be found by trial and error.
The real question, then, is this: Where are the crossover figures who can provide that urgently needed connection?
Even pro-market commentators have taken up the cry that the market will not provide the needed credit.
For the Chinese, the future of the international monetary system should be one in which multiple national currencies provide choice – in terms of invoicing, payments, and asset allocation – thereby reducing the system’s exposure to national politics.
It should be positioned at the center of international financial markets and provide an analytical platform, not only for central banks and finance ministries, but also for regulators, standard setters, and market participants.
More important, even if the US were to provide such guarantees to North Korea, the regime’s paranoid propaganda would probably continue, given the centrality to Juche of fear of the outside world.
The parliamentary elections to be held on March 31 st will provide an answer to the main question everyone asks about Ukraine: can we overcome our lack of belief in ourselves, overcome our fears, to win a true democratic independence?
Does Bosnia provide NATO a common purpose lacking since the disappearance of the Soviet Union?
Bitter medicine is needed—perhaps a dose of EMU will provide the cure.
Central banks were established to provide war financing to governments.
And while reforms like the Lokpal seek to improve the state’s capacity to provide redress, there is an equal need to bolster citizens’ capacity to seek redress.
But different networks provide new forms of power, and require different styles of leadership.
But weak ties extend further and provide more novel, innovative, and non-redundant information.
So policymakers need to provide them with an incentive not to.
If we can unlock the hidden potential in Latin America’s forests – without destroying them – then we could provide a solution to the problem of habitat destruction.
A famous project saw Merck Pharmaceutical provide $1 million to Costa Rica in exchange for 1,000 plants collected from its forest.
Thus, the potential for pharmaceutical development will not provide strong encouragement to private landowners or companies to protect their land.
Zucman examines discrepancies in international accounts to provide the most precise and reliable figures we are likely to obtain about the amount of money stored in tax havens.
We chose this venue first, because the effects of indoor recess on children’s attention would provide insight into the role of a relatively sedentary break period on subsequent attention.
If they do not, concerned citizens should demand that educators provide a justification for the policy that they do impose on schoolchildren.
Thus, not only is the EU exposed to global supply disruptions; it is also helping to prop up authoritarian governments and empower hostile regimes, which limits its own ability to provide effective, coordinated responses to threats and provocations.
The European Commission must provide clear direction if EU member states are to develop alternative sources of energy.
However, when it comes to energy production from oil – most notably fuel for cars – it is likely to be years before wind or solar energy can provide viable alternatives.
Promotions provide officials with a strong positive incentive to boost growth.
Even if technological change causes that market – and Chile’s share of it – to grow, primary lithium production will not provide the revenues needed to fund Chile’s social programs.
A better approach is to develop the skills needed to foster a domestic lithium industry, which can provide good jobs and good wages.
Other companies are using a similar model to provide solar lamps and more efficient cooking stoves.
For one-fiftieth of that cost, we could provide essential micronutrients to 2-3 billion people, thereby preventing perhaps a million deaths and making half the world’s population mentally and physically much stronger.
And the lower prices, better products, and consumer surplus provided by the commercialization of many innovations clearly provide large societal gains.
But, in most cases, people either look to the state and its officially mandated agencies to resolve problems and provide basic law enforcement, or would prefer to do so rather than resort – or just as often submit – to alternative, non-state providers.
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