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America’s unwillingness to take the lead on environmental issues may some day be regarded as one of the country’s most profound political failures.
This represents a sharp departure from the recent past, when globalization was widely regarded as a positive force.
States that are so regarded consistently punch above their weight – witness the Scandinavians.
In the West, privacy is regarded as a personal right to one’s own space and, by extension, to one’s data.
Instead, NATO countries bombed Serbia in an effort that many observers regarded as legitimate but not legal.
Until last year, many observers regarded R2P as at best a pious hope or a noble failure.
At the time, he was derided and regarded as an entrenched opponent of the European project.
Likewise, although no one died from radiation released by the 2011 accident at Japan’s Fukushima Daiichi plant, that episode was widely regarded as proof that countries should abandon nuclear power.
The Nordic countries are deeply democratic societies, so they knew that unless most workers regarded globalization as benefiting them, it wouldn’t be sustained.
Other allies are also increasingly regarded in the US as free riders on America’s military might.
In response to what is widely regarded as the most serious financial crisis in 80 years, it does much less to change the structure and regulation of the US financial system.
Reported rates should be regarded as an upper limit, not as a true reflection of the rate of actual mental disorder.
Though Chinese leaders became more active by hosting the six-party talks, they still regarded their role as that of mediator between the US and the North, rather than that of a party whose security interests were seriously affected by events on the Korean Peninsula.
Trade diversion has often been regarded as a theoretical construct with little real-world significance, because most of the economies engaged in preferential trade agreements already had rather low tariffs.
Even so, such jobs are widely regarded as a "plot" by companies seeking to fire employees at their leisure.
Even before the crisis, it was clear that citizens and governments alike regarded (wrongly) the euro as a mere practicality.
When the housing market did crash, it was regarded as a surprise.
A lesson emerges: with the deepening of the economic crisis, on the one hand, and instant global connectivity, on the other, what was accepted yesterday is regarded as intolerable today.
Shahid Khaqan Abbasi – a well-educated former petroleum minister, who is regarded as a skillful manager – is now serving as interim Prime Minister.
Such innovations will be crucial for preventing and detecting AMR, and an incentive mechanism to stimulate them is increasingly regarded as the right way to go.
Stalin was of course notorious for persecuting Jews, or “rootless cosmopolitans” as he called them, whom he regarded as natural agents of capitalism and traitors to the Soviet Union.
Zionism was not yet regarded as a noxious form of racism, along with apartheid in South Africa.
In mid-December, the Bank of England (BoE) and the United States Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) announced what seemed like a breakthrough, at least concerning the major banks headquartered in the US or the UK – that is, 12 of the 28 institutions regarded by the Financial Stability Board as globally systemic.
Consider the case of Georges Bensoussan, a highly regarded historian and author of the 2012 book Jews in Arab Countries.
In much of the world, and in many African countries, a woman’s place is widely believed to be in the home; public space is regarded as a male domain.
It is a sign of the poverty of development economics that proposals such as these are regarded as cutting edge.
Woodrow Wilson was not a gifted student as a child, but he taught himself oratory because he regarded it as essential for leadership.
Throughout the 20 th century people who regarded themselves as "intellectuals" often became fellow travelers of fascism or communism without joining political parties based on those ideologies.
Israel struck first, but most observers regarded what it did as a legitimate act of self-defense against an imminent threat.
Some think so, but Al Qaeda blew up the USS Cole and most people regarded the killing of the sailors onboard a terrorist attack.
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