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The political instability that could ensue would not provide a good opportunity to ask Germany for help.
And who better to provide the funds for that than large British companies that will benefit the most from retaining access to the continent?
But the Lebanon war’s failure may yet provide an opening to peace if Israel is bold enough to seize it.
Both Syria’s reluctant alliance with Iran, and its economic desperation, provide openings that Israel and the West should test.
Solar panels and wind turbines can provide off-grid power in isolated rural areas.
Here, stronger partnerships between educators and employers to develop curriculum standards, create internship opportunities, and provide financing would be help significantly.
Jordan, with Israeli collaboration and European Union aid, is creating a Red Sea-Dead Sea pipeline, a conduit that would desalinate Red Sea water, in order to provide potable water to Jordan, Israel, and the Palestinian territories, and then funnel the brine to the dying Dead Sea.
While subsidies need not be eliminated completely, they should be targeted at smaller-scale farmers or other high-need workers and redesigned so that they, too, provide incentives for water conservation and efficiency.
They provide the clearest indication yet that Ukraine, despite assurances by Yanukovych’s government, is developing in the wrong direction.
Nor does economic theory provide a blueprint for change because markets have their own creativity and dynamics that are usually impossible to predict in advance.
Two high-profile economic-research initiatives provide compelling empirical evidence to support the UN summit’s message.
And there is no clear reason why local governments would suddenly start lying in 2004, since there was already plenty of incentive to provide the highest possible figures before that year.
Given the far-reaching impact of economic developments here, it is vital that the country provide accurate data.
Consider Europe's financial markets, which provide an alternative way to break the reform deadlock.
The two economic powers’ similarities and differences, particularly with respect to internal labor mobility, productivity, and fiscal policies, suggest why – and provide clues about whether the eurozone can weather the crises on its periphery and evolve into a stable single-currency area.
Only then will prosecutors and other law-enforcement authorities have what they need to compel testimony and provide an effective check against such attacks.
We will be able to determine every disease’s cause and progression precisely, and machines will operate with more autonomy, within a standardized environment, to provide the exact treatment that every patient needs.
In China, annual investment in green industry could reach $320 billion in the next five years, with the government able to provide only 10-15% of the total.
The shadow banking system, which is beyond the reach of bank regulators and deposit insurance, fed the boom in home prices by helping provide more credit to buyers.
On April 9th, foreign ministers from the EU, Russia, and other countries from the Baltic Sea Region will meet in Luxembourg to review implementation of the so-called Northern Dimension Action Plan and provide political guidance for developing this initiative.
Such could provide inspiration for the entire region, including its postcommunist countries, where a huge potential for growth exists.
But China will not provide substantial financial assistance without the EU’s ironclad guarantee of the investment.
To ensure greater transparency, the Chinese authorities should lift restrictions on visits by independent international media and human-rights monitors to provide as accurate a picture of the situation on the ground as possible.
A strong HFCs agreement in Kigali would add momentum to these efforts and provide financial support for developing countries that want to move to newer technologies but currently can’t afford it.
In Peru, maternity houses provide pregnant women with room and board near a hospital.
Many officials (and the analysts and advisers who support them) assumed that this magic number represents the minimum rate needed to provide jobs to workers and managers and absorb the more than six million new graduates who spill out of China’s campuses each year in search of employment.
Likewise police stations, post offices, and other existing public facilities might, with modest adjustments, provide space for secondary schools for at least part of the day.
Modular classrooms, which can be built quickly and inexpensively, could provide local employment and supplement existing school facilities.
The insights gleaned from these data provide vitally important help in shaping effective policy.
This should provide incentive for stronger efforts to raise the US score.
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