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The power to pardon, Hamilton continued, ought to be exercised by one person, because a single person “would be most ready to attend to the force of those motives which might plead for the mitigation of the rigor of the law.”
He is always ready to serve the interests of the rich and powerful, with no line in the sand, no limit to “compromise.”
Each of the major participants now has an obligation to define what it regards as indispensable, what it considers unacceptable, and what it is ready to give in exchange for what it wants.
The member states do not seem ready to make the necessary reforms and bear the costs of enlargement.
America's people have never been told about the huge financial and political burdens that lie ahead, and they are not ready to bear them.
Now, emboldened by Hollande’s unpopularity, Sarkozy seems to think that the French are ready to welcome him back.
But, given the ready availability of vaccines in developed countries, the focus of prevention efforts has shifted to changing cancer-causing lifestyles.
But what is now clear is that it is not ready for the emerging post-liberal order.
The international community must stand ready to assist Libya.
But it does not necessitate a decision to have dinner or to buy a pair of boots a week hence…Thus it depresses the business of preparing today’s dinner without stimulating the business of making ready for some future act of consumption.”
But the age of Trump should make us ready to face the consequences once the US-led post-1945 order comes to an end.
So even if the end of Pax Americana does not result in military invasions, or world wars, we should ready ourselves for a time when we might recall the American Empire with fond nostalgia.
Indeed, just a couple of weeks ago, an IMF staff report concluded for precisely that reason, the renminbi was not yet ready for prime time in the global economy.
The left offered big concessions and was ready to take high risks for the sake of peace.
The treaty could be ready before the end of the year.
Is Europe Ready for a Trade War?PARIS – US President Donald Trump’s decision to impose import tariffs of 25% on steel and 10% on aluminum is surprising neither for its expression of protectionist ideology nor for its sheer economic irrationality.
Letter from PalestineAre Israelis and Palestinians really ready to strike a peace agreement?
The French are thus more ready to believe in the cultural diversity of nations than in the universality of democracy.
Yet renminbi-denominated finance is nowhere near ready to compete with – let alone rival – dollar finance.
Ukraine needs and is ready for such a sign.
It is in Bosnia where future NATO members are showing themselves ready and able to shoulder the burdens of membership.
Everyone agrees that recent pledges of a $1 billion in aid are a sign that donors are ready to show Burundians that peace has a dividend.
When children come back from these breaks, they seem more attentive and ready to work than before.
The World’s Reluctant Central BankerNEW YORK – This is supposed to be the era of powerful central banks, ready to wield their firepower worldwide.
And it is still common to hear autocratic leaders who inherited parts of the Western empires claim that democracy is all well and good, but the people are not yet ready for it.
But neither Japan nor the European Union seems ready to pull its own weight, owing in part to decades of dependency on US security.
Business and government leaders are evidently ready to see Africa introduce structural change aimed at creating manufacturing-based national economies.
The governing coalition of President Milosevic seems ready to accept early elections.
Religious groups are ready to contribute to this process.
If not all the EU’s members are ready to take this path, flexible solutions of the sort that have been a feature of European compromise in the past may be needed.
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