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ISIS (and Al Qaeda before it) has recognized the Achilles’ heel of Western civilization – the fear of death – and learned how to exploit it.
After all, China’s major trading partners, international financial institutions such as the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund, and senior Chinese officials themselves have long recognized the structural vulnerabilities caused by excessive investment and low household consumption.
But we have long since recognized the need for procedures to rewrite the terms of debt contracts under extreme circumstances.
As for corporate bankruptcy, it is recognized that a poor legal system is one that keeps otherwise viable factories shuttered while assets are frittered away in expensive legal wrangling, leaving everyone – managers, workers, and shareholders – worse off.
Eventually, it was recognized that a debt overhang was inhibiting investment and growth in Latin America, to the detriment of debtors and creditors alike.
The 2008 constitutional reform finally recognized this possibility.
Second, CCS needs to be recognized within the Kyoto Protocol’s Clean Development Mechanism, through which developed countries can invest in emission-reduction projects in developing countries.
Unfortunately, the value that vaccination can provide in this area has yet to be properly recognized.
The need for education reform has never been clearer, and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s government has recognized it.
Education is now recognized as a national priority.
Hun Sen recognized this shift almost immediately.
But, as the Treasury recognized, eliminating the regulators is a problematic proposition.
They wanted Pakistan recognized not by girls’ failure but by their success.
France has made it illegal to deny any “internationally recognized crimes against humanity.”
The EU has long recognized the need for a concerted foreign policy to complement its international trade, anti-trust, and development policies.
Argentina's government recognized the problem, but was hit by numerous shocks beyond its control before it could act.
Knight recognized that a significant distinction should be drawn between outcomes whose probabilities are well characterized (“risks”) and those where this is not possible (“uncertainties”).
In their early stages, these sources of harm were not formally recognized, even as possibilities.
It ended when the highest EU authority, the European Council, officially recognized in late July that Greece does need a reduction in its debt obligations.
That is why the world needs an independent, internationally recognized legal body to which communities and activists can turn to address environmental crimes.
It is a challenge that should be recognized not only for what it says about living conditions in advanced democratic countries worldwide, but also because any crisis is also an opportunity – in this case, to recapture the meaning that lies at the heart of democracy.
Having recognized these potential benefits, world leaders recently met at the Global Conference on Primary Health Care in Astana, Kazakhstan, to endorse a new declaration that commits them to strengthening primary-care systems within their respective countries.
More important than their apparent bonhomie, however, was their joint statement, which recognized what makes the bilateral relationship so valuable.
Each belonged to a special class of women whose husbands or fathers were their country’s recognized founding father or longstanding political leader.
And, while the book’s specific policy proposals bear little resemblance to Roosevelt’s subsequent actions, the title had an intrinsic appeal that he must have recognized.
But politicians always recognized that the heart of the European project was the relationship between France and Germany.
Later that month, he recognized that the US government “should make public the overall numbers of civilian deaths resulting from US strikes targeting Al Qaeda.”
To help settle this long-standing dispute, I studied why the number of recognized psychiatric disorders has ballooned so dramatically in recent decades.
For starters, the specialist who in the 1960’s originally recognized social anxiety (London-based Isaac Marks, a renowned expert on fear and panic) strongly resisted its inclusion in DSM-III as a separate disease category.
All that tough anti-Western rhetoric on behalf of the nation – the bare-chested horsemanship, the kissing of tigers, and the flying with cranes – has paid off: the aloof French have at long last recognized Russian superiority and are sending one of their greatest representatives to partake of it.
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