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The movement’s rapid growth was fueled by widespread opposition to what many
regard
as official efforts to regiment lifestyles, as well as by frustration over perceived economic inequities.
Throughout the region, government officials shut out those they
regard
as troublemakers and manipulate procedures for issuing broadcast licenses to benefit political allies or silence independent voices.
It is a good outcome for Germany’s short-term stability, especially with
regard
to Europe.
But, as Krishnan notes, “the word ‘safety’ with
regard
to women has been used far too much.”
One of my frustrations has been to watch how monetary policy is made in some developing economies, where the authorities all too often copy the rules that industrialized countries follow, without
regard
to the fact that their efficacy may depend on context.
By jointly appealing to all countries to “avoid unilateral actions” in the South China Sea, they implicitly criticized China’s construction of artificial islands there, which they rightly
regard
as a blatant attempt to secure leverage in territorial disputes – and gain control over sea lanes of “critical importance” for the Indo-Pacific region.
The US and Europe, for their part, have held firm on sanctions and
regard
Russia’s heightened military presence in the Arctic as provocative and unnecessary.
So, in this regard, investor fears were not without merit.
The renminbi’s exchange rate has historically been fixed daily by the People’s Bank of China (PBOC), without
regard
to underlying market sentiment, and allowed to trade within very narrow limits.
With
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to relations between France and the Arab world, one can be certain that Hollande would agree with the pro-engagement thrust of Obama’s 2009 Cairo speech.
In this regard, Hollande has a chance to succeed on the international scene as a truly pro-European leader.
After a prolonged period of accelerating demand growth, notably from China, governments came to
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high commodity prices as semi-permanent – an assumption that caused them to overestimate their future revenues.
If persuading China to take stronger action with
regard
to North Korea is a key US policy goal, it must expend the appropriate level of diplomatic effort, working with China to develop new solutions.
A single-minded focus on sealing borders – a particularly worrying trend in states’ approach to migration controls today – tends to
regard
migrants as unwanted trespassers even before their status can be determined, their rights upheld, or their contributions acknowledged.
I uphold the views expressed by Japan’s previous prime ministers in this
regard.
It is simply an expression of gratitude to the US for helping to bring down Communism and, more recently, for pressing ahead with NATO enlargement--despite objections from Russia--at a time when the EU was hopelessly dragging its feet with
regard
to its own enlargement.
Nor should France and Germany
regard
support for the US in the candidate countries as tantamount to approval of a war against Iraq or any other country.
If they refuse to express support for the US, on whom they rely for their security, the Americans will
regard
them as disloyal.
According to a recent Eurobarometer survey, if a referendum on EU membership were held today, 83% of Europeans would vote to remain in the bloc; and a record-high 60%
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EU membership as a “good thing” for their country.
This would make emerging markets and developing country members
regard
reserve accumulation as expensive and extravagant, thereby helping to liberate those resources to help the world economy overcome today’s crisis.
Especially with
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to financial and currency issues, the EU has a strong institutional base – the euro as a common currency, the European Central Bank, and the binding budget and debt criteria of the Maastricht Treaty.
With
regard
to domestic policy, the failures began even earlier: from Reaganomics in the 1980s to Obamacare in the 2010s, major policies have often overpromised and underperformed, while failing to address underlying problems.
If they are poor or otherwise disadvantaged, they are most likely to
regard
this as their personal, almost private destiny.
Weaning Saudi Arabia’s economy off oil will not be easy, and the kingdom has an uneven track record in this
regard.
The IMF can play an important role in this regard, owing to its truly global perspective – one that encompasses both advanced economies and emerging and developing economies, which are increasingly integrating into the global financial system.
Obama’s treatment of global warming in his inaugural address is telling in this regard, because, other than a passing reference to preserving “our planet,” the issue of climate was dealt with as an internal matter.
Obama’s silence with
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to multilateral efforts to combat global warming is notable.
The bottom line, however, is that even the domestic issues that loomed so large in the election can never be addressed effectively without
regard
for the colossal sums that Netanyahu and his allies have been pouring into the occupation system in Palestinian lands.
Orthodoxy reflects history’s painfully acquired lessons – the sum of what we
regard
to be true.
Europeans continue to look inward, obsessed with their own problems of declining competitiveness and how to pay for entitlements that they have come to
regard
as theirs by right.
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