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Moreover, national bodies that provide scientific advice lack a focal point in the UN system.
But as scientific and technological issues start to dominate global affairs, ways must be found to provide a forum for global consensus building on scientific issues.
This is why informal groupings like the G7 and the G20 remain essential: they provide the necessary political impetus.
At the same time, however, the migrants strained local governments’ capacity to provide adequate housing, health care, and education.
The second approach is to provide trade protection to affected industries, as US President Donald Trump has promised to do.
We must change laws, judicial systems, and attitudes that exonerate the perpetrators, and we must provide help to victims.
In frontline states, money is needed to provide refugees with formal employment opportunities, health care, and education.
Jordan could provide a test case.
Those who do adapt provide a model for all Russia.
Only a rules-based EU framework can provide a firm foundation for both bilateral and Union-wide relations with Russia.
A successful climate agreement next December should reaffirm the two-degree cap on warming; include national “decarbonization” commitments up to 2030 and deep-decarbonization “pathways” (or plans) up to 2050; launch a massive global effort by both governments and businesses to improve the operating performance of low-carbon energy technologies; and provide large-scale and reliable financial help to poorer countries as they face climate challenges.
The resolution calls upon developed countries and international organizations to offer financial support, capacity-building assistance, and technology transfer to countries in need – especially in the developing world – thereby helping them to provide for their populations clean and affordable drinking water and basic sanitation.
And environmental sustainability means that we must reorient our economies and technologies to provide basic services like safe water and sanitation, combat human-induced climate change, and protect biodiversity.
As high-density, high-productivity settlements, cities can provide greater access to services of all kinds – including energy, water, health, education, finance, media, transport, recycling, and research – than can most rural areas.
The great challenge for cities is to provide this access inclusively and sustainably.
Cities also give rise to the opportunity to combine public utilities, as when urban power plants use the steam released in electricity generation to provide hot water and heating to residents.
Although wealthy women can and do buy the care work of poorer women, many also choose to work part-time or flexibly to provide the stimulation and education their children need.
Only a few states provide paid leave that any worker can use when a child is sick.
When it is two men or two women figuring out how to provide an income for their family and to turn that income into the food, shelter, clothing, nurture, education, discipline, and moral support needed to raise children, they cannot rely on societally imposed default roles.
Clearly, such considerations provide no guarantee that rising energy prices will not at some point seriously challenge European competitiveness.
This would be the surest way to be sidelined in all possible circumstances and provide a demonstration that only the US-Chinese “G2” matters.
But the central government will need a large share of that income if it is to finance the construction of new institutions of governance, invest in critical infrastructure, undertake onerous reforms aimed at economic liberalization, and provide the resource-poor (and already restive) Sunnis of central Iraq with a greater share of the country’s wealth.
Moreover, a European coast guard would provide a flexible tool with which to allocate resources as effectively as possible at any given moment.
But the education system has been unable to provide enough of the labor force with the necessary education.
Advanced materials like nanolaminates (edible lipids) can, when sprayed on food, provide protection from air or moisture and reduce spoilage.
America’s previous businessman-presidents – Warren G. Harding and Herbert Hoover – were around too long ago to provide much guidance.
If the market does not provide you with a sufficient income from your labor, the state will provide an income without requiring you to work.
In most of these countries, job creation is anemic, real wages are falling, and dual labor markets mean that formal-sector, unionized workers have good wages and benefits, while younger workers have precarious jobs that pay lower wages, provide no employment security, and offer low or no benefits.
But, faced with the need to manage climate risk for our investors and our descendants, we believe the Blueprints outcomes provide the best balance between economy, energy, and environment.
But, if used as a transitional measure to help jump-start an economy or to provide a buffer from negative demand shocks, such efforts can be highly beneficial.
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