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Its successors are radically different in how they work, as is the regulatory framework, which sets astonishing new benchmarks for the care and quality required at every stage of the process.
Moreover, the Court noted the radically different views expressed before it on whether self-determination in international law implies a unilateral right to secede.
It was in this way that it radically transformed economies and societies for the better.
And Kouchner himself, to the cynical amusement of the French press, has retreated radically from his insistence on an immediate intervention to protect refugees and internally displaced people in Darfur from further slaughter by the Sudanese government-backed Janjawid militia.
France’s economic policies are untenable, meaning that both of the main determinants of those policies, the EMU and Hollande’s approach, must change radically.
But the period from 1986 to 2006 was radically different.
When women change, everything changes, and women in the Muslim world are changing radically.
Extractive institutions in general, and state capitalism in particular, can support economic growth for a while, but only the sort of catch-up growth that South Korea experienced from the 1960’s to the 1980’s, before starting to transform its society and economy more radically.
Now mainstream politicians from the governing party are openly making the case for Britain leaving the European Union, or at least radically changing its relationship with it – which may amount to the same thing – with the sympathy of some of our nation’s leaders and far wider support among the public.
This concentration of revenues radically changes the relationship between society and the state.
Advocates of cutting the Gordian knot between private and public finance recognize that governments’ approach to banks must change radically if this separation is to work.
The only way to address this challenge is by radically rethinking water-resource planning and management in a way that emphasizes the creative exploitation of unconventional water sources.
If agriculture is to be transformed into a safer, greener, fairer element of Britain’s post-Brexit economy, UK policymakers will need to change their approach radically.
With the US government now borrowing around 40% of every dollar it spends, a truly binding debt ceiling would immediately force the government to reduce spending radically and in a disorderly fashion.
Will the Atlantic Alliance be able to defend our safety and security in a radically altered strategic environment?
It is, however, to recognize that democratic capitalism is an evolving system that responds to crises by radically transforming both economic relations and political institutions.
In contrast to Europe, East Asia is composed of states that are radically different in terms of their size, development, and political-economic systems.
Bush’s war against Saddam did radically change the Middle East, though not as he envisaged.
For half a century, France has mixed two radically different approaches to Europe.
Few companies, however, have demonstrated that they are prepared to commit the time, effort, and resources to embrace a radically different way of operating.
Given that under common law, the woman who bears a child is legally its mother, this provision would have been radically pro-surrogacy.
The euro crisis, however, has turned the EU into something radically different.
Neither the FSB people nor the oligarchs focus on economic policy beyond their immediate interests, abandoning that field to the liberals, who radically reformed taxes, cleaned up the state budget, and monetized the economy by curbing barter.
The European periphery would have benefited from the same institutional advances in central banking as everyone else; but there is no particular reason to suppose that its political structures would have evolved in a radically different way.
So, perhaps a radically new approach to research is also needed.
Better to radically reduce the size of the Commission, and to either tie countries into regional packages for Commission representation or rotate membership every few years among countries.
The crisis has turned it into something that is radically different: a relationship between creditors and debtors.
It is thus difficult to see how Italian banks can return to profitability (and how the country can resume economic growth) unless the allocation of capital is changed radically.
But the fact that the EU has become a politico-military player since 1998 has radically changed the stakes.
Contrary to his predictions, capitalism spawned ever-higher standards of living for more than a century, while attempts to implement radically different systems have fallen spectacularly short.
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