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It must be recognized that this is a difficult moment and countries must mobilize their resources to help their people with the transition.
Several multilateral development banks have already recognized the value of this mechanism and are working with the commission to develop the facility further.
Some communities have already recognized this, and local adaptation is well under way.
Illiberal IsraelNEW YORK – After a half-century of occupying Palestinian territory, Israel is succumbing to its deepest ethnocentric impulses, and increasingly rejecting recognized boundaries.
They erred gravely – and this is less often recognized – in discouraging the moderate Palestinian middle class, many of whom have quit the occupied territories, leaving behind a generation of young, ignorant, hungry, and angry warriors.
The European Arrest Warrant is already producing concrete results, and we are moving towards the "free movement of judicial decisions" in the EU, through which judicial decisions - such as arrest and surrender of suspects, confiscation, and freezing of assets - will be mutually recognized.
Ukraine is a fully sovereign state, recognized as such by the world, including Russia.
Hobbled by the self-inflicted wounds of the debt-ceiling debacle in the summer of 2011 – which undermined economic growth and job creation, and further damaged Americans’ confidence in their political system – the US Congress and President Barack Obama’s administration recognized the need for a measured and rational approach to fiscal reform.
To begin with, the founders of Protestantism, Martin Luther and John Calvin, were, as Weber recognized, more hostile to the dynamic capitalistic world of the Renaissance than was the Catholic Church.
In negotiations with its creditors this spring, Greece recognized this, insisting that its debt be reduced.
The large and widely recognized EU electoral observation mission on the ground should issue a strong and timely final report that comes down clearly on whether the vote represented the will of the people of South Sudan.
Some argued for an absolute requirement of Security Council authorization, while others recognized an imperative to contemplate humanitarian intervention without such authorization in “very narrowly defined exceptional cases.”
When Modi became Prime Minister last year, he and his Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) suddenly recognized the virtues of a GST, embracing the bill with great fanfare, but also with important amendments.
Sixty countries, including the US and most EU states, have recognized it.
But, as David Ricardo himself recognized, people are rarely that smart.)
Moreover, a single negotiation platform has been established, and a 2015 deadline for concluding a new agreement has been set – a much more significant accomplishment than most commentators or governments have recognized.
In fact, the US military has recognized climate change as a major security risk for more than a decade, making it a world leader on this front.
Indeed, through the Berlin Plus agreements, which facilitate use of NATO resources for missions undertaken under the European Defense and Security Policy (ESDP), NATO recognized the ESDP’s maturation over the past decade.
Now, suppose that EU leaders recognized that the only feasible way to maintain European stability and progress would be by adopting the two-track or “concentric circles” model, with a more politically integrated eurozone surrounded by a looser economic confederation of non-euro countries.
Society has always recognized that other values may trump intellectual property.
Thaksin recognized this urban-rural divide and shrewdly exploited it, upending the elite consensus that had long prevailed.
More broadly, the value of unpaid household and care work – not just for children and family members, but also for the long-term health of societies and economies – is increasingly being recognized.
Some within the global mining industry have recognized that the winds are changing.
They recognized that patent rights, if exercised to excess, would be a death warrant for millions of poor people.
Looking back on his own presidency, Bill Clinton recognized the dangers of burnout.
Or consider the Internet bubble, which Greenspan recognized early but then did nothing to address.
That is what Merkel has recognized, and it is why she now embodies the leadership Europe needs.
The desperate plight of the world’s nearly 70 million displaced people and over 20 million refugees has just been recognized in new agreements hammered out in December this year.
The country would then have clear, internationally recognized borders, enabling it to end permanently the conflict with its Arab neighbors.
The United States has now at least recognized that a great deal of trust has been lost in recent months, owing to the scale of surveillance undertaken by its National Security Agency.
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