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A group of farsighted statesmen, inspired by the vision of a United States of Europe, recognized that this ideal could be approached only gradually, by setting limited objectives, mobilizing the political will needed to achieve them, and concluding treaties that required states to surrender only as much sovereignty as they could bear politically.
Germany recognized that it could be reunified only in the context of greater European unification, and it was willing to pay the price.
We must draw some very basic – but insufficiently recognized – distinctions about averages.
A decade ago, the idea that such markets could achieve desired environmental goals at relatively low cost was widely recognized and implemented.
So, too, most ethical principles would suggest that those that have polluted more in the past – especially after the problem was recognized in 1992 – should have less right to pollute in the future.
Applying a form of reasoning common to game theory, Kennedy recognized the need to put himself in his opponents’ shoes – and the likelihood that his opponent was doing the same.
When Israel was founded, Iran and Turkey – two Muslim countries – recognized it.
After all, more than 100 countries already recognized Palestine after Yasser Arafat declared the establishment of a state on November 15, 1988.
He credited another (future) Nobel Prize winner, James Meade, for having recognized the importance of labor mobility in earlier work, but criticized Meade for interpreting the idea too stringently, especially in the context of Europe’s nascent integration.
Indeed, the influence of the US investment-banking industry’s lobbying efforts on the relaxation of prudential standards in financial regulation is widely recognized as a factor leading to the current crisis.
Pakistan does not have border agreements with either India, with whom it disputes the incorporation of Kashmir, or Afghanistan, which has never explicitly recognized the Durand Line, the frontier between Pakistan and Afghanistan.
The wider damage associated with fossil-fuel subsidies is insufficiently recognized.
Developing countries, for example, have operated for many years with fossil-fuel subsidies, which have come to be widely recognized as a bad way for governments to spend their limited resources.
He is the most recognized worldwide symbol of a country that he has not seen for nearly five decades.
Geography alone in this vast and poorly connected country constitutes a formidable obstacle to conducting an election according to internationally recognized standards.
By contrast, the fiscal multiplier was seriously underestimated – as the WEO has now recognized.
The world-trade multiplier, though less widely recognized, helps to explain why the growth deceleration has been so widespread and persistent.
As John Maynard Keynes recognized, trade restrictions can protect or generate employment during economic recessions.
The good news is that Europe finally seems to have recognized the need to assume greater strategic responsibility, exemplified in the recent French-led missions in Mali and the Central African Republic.
It is now increasingly recognized that significant asset-price increases (for example, in real estate or existing equities) may well be reinforced by the pro-cyclical nature of risk assessment embodied in those rules.
In doing so, I recognized that the best place to start would be where current policies have created the greatest human suffering: Greece.
Developed countries have already recognized the value of strong public-private partnerships in education.
Last September, world leaders attending the UN Summit on Refugees and Migrants recognized these similarities for the first time.
Over the next three centuries, as the benefits of instituting a monopoly over money creation became more widely recognized, a slew of central banks were established, one for each politically bounded economy.
The US has long recognized this.
Members of the African Union recognized this in 2003 in Maputo, Mozambique, pledging to increase spending on agriculture to at least 10% of national budgets.
Both countries recognized Israel, but Israel did not recognize Palestine, and Israel’s construction of settlements on occupied land continued.
She is now recognized worldwide as one of the strongest leaders of our time.
The London G-20 meeting recognized that the world’s poorest countries and people should not be penalized by a crisis for which they were not responsible.
Having recognized its “collective responsibility to mitigate the social impact of the crisis and minimize long-lasting damage to global potential,” the group now needs to review how much support has reached or become accessible to developing countries.
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