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Yet Medvedev’s most notable pre-election speech – unusually liberal even by Western standards – recognized several economic challenges.
In large part out of concern for human rights, the Charter prohibits one nation's use of force against another unless the Security Council authorizes the attack or unless the attack is a self-defensive response to armed aggression across recognized borders.
But, as its creditors have now recognized, providing more money will not address Greece’s insolvency.
In the “Copenhagen Accord,” the UN finally recognized the target, though without any binding measures for achieving it.
Finally, new continent-wide measures are needed to ensure that Africans’ online rights are recognized and respected by their governments.
Indeed, emerging countries have largely recognized the need for a comprehensive strategy, comprising targeted policies and deep structural reforms, to develop new sources of growth.
Of course, everyone should have recognized that Asia was experiencing the same cycle Mexico had recently completed.
Europe’s leaders recognized that distressed countries’ debts would become unmanageable unless their economies could grow, and that growth could not be achieved without assistance.
There is a precedent for this: when the US closed Subic Bay Naval Base and Clark Air Force Base in the Philippines, the Chinese military immediately stepped up its activity around the Spratly Islands, which are recognized as Filipino territory but which China is claiming vehemently.
Social Security’s actuaries may not have fully recognized the impact of today’s technological revolutions, but they have markedly boosted the scale of the system that the US government can afford.
Hundreds of thousands of refugees are unemployed, including the most highly skilled among them, whose qualifications are often not recognized.
As leaders in emerging-market countries have recognized, falling oil prices represent the best opportunity to implement reform.
Its diversity must be recognized, so that groups that resort to violence can be differentiated from those that do not.
Grit is GoodPARIS – The United States is widely recognized as possessing the deepest, most liquid, and most efficient capital markets in the world.
But it must be recognized that falling educational standards will eventually hit economic growth.
Often from marginal backgrounds, they feel excluded, insufficiently recognized, even looked down upon.
Unfortunately, what is most important to comprehend in this moment is barely recognized, much less discussed.
They recognized then that under future Chinese rule, only genuine democracy might safeguard the institutions that protected Hong Kong’s freedoms.
Allowing recognized artists to get away with behavior that would not be tolerated in lesser men is a tribute France pays to superior talent.
The US still recognized Taiwan, under the name of The Republic of China, as the legitimate and sole government of China.
It’s Time to Let Women ThriveDAVOS – In public debates around the world, women’s empowerment is increasingly being recognized as a top priority.
On the contrary, America’s monetary authority has all but explicitly recognized a new mandate: promoting global financial stability.
By giving the Nobel Peace Prize to the Indonesians instead of a European mediator for Aceh, the Nobel Prize Committee would have recognized that the world has changed.
Nonetheless, its leaders have recognized the need to secure their country’s future by diversifying its energy sources; as a result, the UAE has emerged as a pioneer in the renewable-energy revolution.
Arthur Levitt, the former Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, recognized the conflict: as many within the auditing firms focus on their own short-term interests, the integrity of the audits could be compromised.
The attempt to ensure that the losses are not recognized might tempt the Fed to rely excessively on untested, uncertain, and costly monetary-policy tools – like paying high interest rates on reserves to induce banks not to lend.
What is perhaps less recognized is how those trends have accelerated in the United States itself in recent decades.
Many emerging markets recognized the dangers and tried to reduce capital inflows.
At last month’s Ministerial AGOA Forum, African trade ministers recognized the urgent need to plan ahead, committing to the creation of a task force to outline strategies for US-Africa trade and investment relations beyond 2025.
Then-Fed Chair Alan Greenspan recognized this in the 1990s.
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