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Were it not for its current-account deficit (which records capital imports from abroad), the US would also be investing nothing.
Likewise, the absence of detailed rainfall records, particularly in remote areas, impedes efforts to assess flood and drought risk.
Meanwhile, as Turkey’s attitude toward its neighbors has changed, its governing elite has watched the EU embrace ex-communist countries with far shakier market economies and shorter democratic records.
But the main sources for ancient India are orally transmitted literary accounts dating to the Rigveda (around 1500-1300 BC) and the subjective records of foreign travelers.
He did not ask for money; he was only interested in updating his records.
Bank accounts, school enrollment, mobile-phone contracts, travel records, hospital admissions, and even cremation certificates now all require an Aadhaar, despite Modi’s assurances to the Supreme Court that participation in the program would not become mandatory.
The banks and other financial players have every incentive to load up on risk as we head into the cycle; they get the upside (Wall Street compensation this year is set to break records again) and the downside goes to taxpayers.
Achieving this target requires functioning public services to provide registration facilities and maintain records.
Today’s Rational ExuberanceLONDON – With share prices around the world setting new records almost daily, it is tempting to ask whether markets have entered a period of “irrational exuberance” and are heading for a fall.
Though often dismissed as a mere “transactional” manager, Bush had one of the best foreign-policy records of the past half-century.
From bullet trains to the Mars rover, humanity has an insatiable appetite for pushing boundaries and breaking records.
Wages have stagnated despite strong productivity growth, while the trade deficit has set new records.
For example, E-Corp-owned colleges might be required to provide prospective students with the graduation rate, average student-debt levels, and the average starting salaries of students with similar academic records and educational goals.
More than 40 governments worldwide have committed to opening up their electronic data – including weather records, crime statistics, transport information, and much more – to businesses, consumers, and the general public.
With photographs of the board strictly forbidden, records last only as long as they are on it.
Zanzibar’s attitude toward health records is not unique.
In these settings, patient interactions with doctors are rare, so it is important to collect records on them at every opportunity.
Additional privacy protections for medical records sometimes make it difficult to notify parents when a child is troubled.
In addition to clarifying the legal framework for data sharing, the government can set an example by using the Internet to render its own data collection and transaction records more uniform and systematic.
Depressive mental disorders also have been known for as long as written records have been kept.
Similarly, Norway’s sovereign wealth fund recently announced that it will hold companies in its portfolio accountable for their human rights records.
It was promptly released, and has since broken all of India’s box-office records.
These publishers, presidents, and micro-entrepreneurs all have track records of accomplishment.
The Heat AgeBERLIN – This April was the hottest April on record, globally, for at least 130 years, according to the worldwide temperature records maintained by NASA and the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
While life expectancy can be calculated based on birth and death records, indices that measure quality of life, like the WHO’s disability-adjusted life year estimates, require considerable amounts of information on a wide range of illnesses and disabilities in every country.
The legal enforcement of honesty in keeping and reporting financial records is an indispensable feature of a well-functioning market economy.
But the wait for war adds to uncertainties that already weigh on the American, and the global, economy:uncertainties arising from America's looming fiscal deficit, due to macroeconomic mismanagement and a tax cut that the country cannot afford;uncertainties arising from the unfinished "war on terrorism";uncertainties associated with the massive corporate accounting and banking scandals, and the Bush Administration's half-hearted efforts at reform, as a result of which no one knows what America's corporations are worth;uncertainties connected to America's massive trade deficit, which has reached all- time records.
In fact, older people have better accident and attendance records, and are more loyal, reducing employee turnover and replacement costs.
Not only are migrant flows into Europe shattering records from one month to the next; migrants’ primary entry points are changing as well.
In 1996, New York's stock market broke all records, rising to greater heights since.
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