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That has helped reinforce the Chinese elite’s faith in the country’s fusion of autocratic politics and state capitalism.
An initiative confined to migrants would merely reinforce the growing xenophobia and extremism in Greece.
What I have in mind is to reinforce these efforts.
The goal should be for Russia and the West to work together to reaffirm and reinforce European security principles and, if necessary, add to them.
The good economic data will reinforce initial favorable impressions of Angela Merkel’s new government, which got off to an excellent start at the EU Summit, where Merkel helped to broker a compromise between Britain and France on the Union’s 2007-2013 budget (by adding another €2 billion to Germany’s annual contribution).
The other factions thought that he deserved the hostile criticism that followed in the wake of the Kremlin’s bumbles, and the liberals hoped that this debacle would reinforce independent media.
Equally important will be whether Western policies toward the Middle East satisfy mainstream Muslims or reinforce the radicals’ narrative of a war against Islam.
But, despite these challenges, EU leaders will also have an opportunity to strengthen their battered union and reinforce its institutions.
Finally, policymakers should encourage further capital-market integration, which would reinforce the euro, improve cross-border risk taking, diversify funding sources, and expand access to finance.
Political leaders were forced by global markets to take unpalatable steps to reinforce the monetary union, only to realize that one feature of the problem – bank and market interdependence – also pointed to a solution, and will likely drive more reforms.
The federal government can work to sharpen and reinforce state efforts by providing funding and encouraging best practices, while avoiding imposing any ideology on the projects.
A third rationale for the Bank has been its ability to share expertise and to develop and reinforce norms among the governments to which it lends.
Given that existing global institutions are being challenged, and given the rise of Asia in global affairs, ASEAN must reinforce its ability to influence the debate.
The events in France also point to the need, at the European level, to reinforce policies against discrimination and that promote social equality.
The Fund will play its part, but all these actions are needed to reinforce the credibility of the coordinated global response to the crisis.
How does one reinforce a sense of solidarity and responsibility within a country?
The last thing Europe needs is to reinforce unnecessary centralization.
Monetary and financial stability are two sides of the same coin and must reinforce each other, so their supervisory agencies need a similar degree of independence.
Bolton’s appointment was enough to set much of Washington trembling with fear that he would reinforce Trump’s most pugnacious views, for example, that the 2015 Iran nuclear agreement should be scrapped.
And the episode served to reinforce an international consensus that countries’ monetary policy should focus on domestic price stability while letting exchange rates float freely.
This episode, which other central banks watched with great interest, tended to reinforce the views of those who are skeptical of monetary authorities’ ability to manage exchange rates.
And recent actions and signals from the European Central Bank and the Bank of Japan reinforce the view that more unconventional policies are to come.
In seeking to restore political and social cohesion, the new ANC leadership will not only have to reinforce ethical principles in public service.
All allusions by the Putin regime to the Stalinist era must reinforce Putin’s own image as a modern benevolent dictator, capable of restoring Russia’s global influence and bringing it prosperity.
Propaganda focuses on the military victories of Russia’s “1,000-year history” (copyright: Vladimir Putin), in order to reinforce the image of Russia as a fortress besieged by the hostile West.
Working under the authority of the High Representative on Foreign Policy, who under the terms of the new reform treaty will also become a Vice-President of the European Commission, this post would reinforce synergies within the EU.
Giving Europeans the time and space to choose more Europe would reinforce the core values upon which integration has rested for more than six decades.
And the shifting of macroprudential regulation from the national level to the European Union may reinforce this outcome by further helping to harmonize bank-lending behavior.
Of course, censorship is not always carried out to protect the politically powerful; it can also be used to reinforce social and cultural norms.
Making matters worse, these effects can reinforce one another, tipping the world into a vicious cycle that becomes ever more difficult to escape.
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