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Perhaps realizing that an entertained and distracted populace is less likely to complain about public policy, the Party has allowed entertainment programming to follow the Western model, lessening the need for micro-managed censorship.
Yet there remains a long way to go in realizing their economic potential, as the World Economic Forum’s just-released Global Gender Gap Report 2014 confirms.
Realizing the economic potential of women requires changes in policies, business practices, and attitudes.
But instead of implementing policies aimed at realizing that objective, governments continue not only to subsidize the fossil-fuel industry, but also to use scarce public resources to find new reserves.
Realizing women’s potential is a universal mission.
But realizing key SDG targets – which are fully aligned with the World Bank Group’s own twin goals of ending extreme poverty and boosting shared prosperity – will require a much larger investment program focused on strengthening land tenure across the developing world.
But realizing these aims requires cooperation from the government in Khartoum, whereas each of the proposed measures would only heighten tensions or prove useless.
If there are two levels of circuit breaker – a short-term and a long-term suspension of trading – and they are set too close to each other, once the first is triggered, market participants, realizing the second is likely to kick in as well, could stampede out of the market.
By removing the presidential term limit, China’s leadership is improving its chances of success, by opening the way for Xi and his vice president, Wang Qishan, to go further in realizing this vision.
Realizing that vision requires investment, innovation, and learning across countries.
Above all, the government must spare no effort in convincing poor Iraqis of the value of democracy and freedom, and how important the constitution is in realizing their aspirations for a better life.
Eradicating polio will be a milestone on our path to realizing this vision.
Let us start by recommitting ourselves to realizing the shared vision of a world in which all children get a fair start in life with the protection of vaccines.
In recent decades, remarkable strides have been made toward realizing that ambition worldwide.
No political system capable of overcoming hardship and misery can be built without first realizing improvements in the economy's potential.
Realizing the threat to the non-proliferation regime, countries as diverse as the Soviet Union, France, Germany, and Japan formed a "Nuclear Suppliers Group" that restrained the export of enrichment and reprocessing facilities.
Decision Time for EuropeSTOCKHOLM – Say what you will against the European Union, but it does not lack ambitions or plans for realizing them.
That began to change in 2002, when an era of political stability dawned, giving rise to a vision for a stronger Turkey – and a firm commitment to realizing that vision.
But John Paul II's basic intuition is correct: the postcommunist world--East and West--is in spiritual crisis, and the Pope wants to shake it into realizing the importance of higher values.
But the US is finally realizing that even a superpower cannot ensure security in a country occupied by force.
Vision and strategy are vital for realizing the “China Dream,” as the country’s new leaders are now calling it.
Their lesson for the rest of Europe is that dreams can come true if we fully engage in realizing them.
Ending polio will be a key milestone on the path to realizing this vision.
Instead, these reformers stuck to the Marxist conviction that property relations were more important than the market, without realizing that this flawed belief was a remnant of Marxism.
Realizing such a plan may require overcoming serious challenges and the commitment of large financial resources over a period of many decades.
Realizing his mistake, Roosevelt tried to get out quickly.
Realizing Ahtisaari’s proposal will depend on EU solidarity and persistence, coupled with strong American support, to manage the vicissitudes of UN debate, lobby skeptical non-permanent Security Council members, such as Indonesia and South Africa, and persuade Russia to abstain rather than exercise its veto.
The hard part of fully realizing potential growth is shifting the composition of domestic demand from consumption to investment without adding leverage.
Within months, if not weeks, of realizing the long-sought goal of European Union membership, a wave of political instability surged through Central Europe.
By contrast, changes in broadly shared economic assumptions are far more likely to trigger a sell-off, by prompting investors to reassess the likelihood of actually realizing projected cash flows.
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