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But one thing is certain: they will render their verdict long before his enormous avatar is placed on its pedestal.
While three French presidents and the same German chancellor were failing to agree on the institutional changes that would render the eurozone sustainable, Greece was asked to bleed quietly.
The upcoming election will render the public’s judgment on the success or failure of the austerity policies that have been undertaken.
Perhaps it will never become necessary to use these reserves of non-conventional fossil fuel, if the development of alternative technologies (for example, liquid hydrogen) should render oil obsolete.
The only exceptions would be if a newspaper has reasonable grounds for believing that the individuals concerned are breaking the law, or that, even if they are not breaking the law, they are behaving in such a way as to render them unfit to perform the duties expected of them.
Both countries are modernizing their nuclear arsenals, and there is a real risk that new technologies could erode longstanding arms-control measures or render them obsolete.
And in the texts that served as a foundation for the UN High-Level Meeting, agriculture wasn’t even mentioned, owing to fear that it would render any eventual agreement dead on arrival.
The result could well be even greater bank dependence on mortgage pools, which are safe enough taken separately, but, together, render the entire system more fragile.
But, given that any successful democratic transition must include meaningful civilian control over the armed forces and the security apparatus, the SCAF’s minimum demands could render the process meaningless.
On that occasion, the government hastily conjured up the so-called Westerplatte Museum, which it then merged with the Museum of the Second World War, in order to render the latter’s staff redundant and make the exhibits there more “representative of the Polish point of view.”
Hypertexts will render obsolete printed encyclopedia.
The question today is whether macroeconomic theory will render itself as irrelevant as the political economy of socialism, or make useful contributions to economic policy.
One can imagine closing loopholes to render rate cuts revenue neutral.
None of this will render the OSCE or NATO redundant, and that should be no one’s goal.
"Enlargement", he says, "will render imperative a fundamental reform of the European institutions.
Any assistance that this government may render in the future should provide a cure, rather than a mere palliative.”
In both instances, the long run arrived rather quickly to render judgment on sheer folly.
Ethical infiltration enables a security team to render digital networks more resistant to attack by identifying the flaws.
Its erstwhile partners – indeed the whole world – have been given no other choice but to tighten sanctions, increase vigilance, and, in the case of the United States and its allies, develop high-tech defenses that could render North Korean offensive systems obsolete before they are even unveiled.
It is highly instructive to read the recommendations of these people and groups, as they unobtrusively render the objectives of their Kremlin clients into a language familiar to American leaders.
Would their peace of mind render them lazy layabouts?
Finally, in America, the National Defense Authorization Act, enacted by Congress in December, allows the president to suspend due process for US citizens, detain them indefinitely, and render them for torture.
In a matter of years, driverless cars – courtesy of Google and others – may render millions of jobs obsolete.
America is suffering the consequences of a generation-long effort to render the state illegitimate as an economic actor.
Just as the global shift toward renewable energy has already contributed to a massive drop in oil prices, climate policies that will be adopted in future years will render new Arctic drilling a huge waste of resources.
What they want is not to turn back globalization, but to create new institutions and compensation mechanisms – at home or internationally – that will render globalization more effective, fairer, and more sustainable.
But macroeconomic and financial interdependence may render success elusive if reforming countries face an adverse regional environment of stagnating or falling demand.
Ethereum’s plans for an insecure proof-of-stake authentication system will render it vulnerable to manipulation by influential insiders.
So it tried to cheat the protesters by deciding on December 29 to render the verdict the next day, instead of waiting for January 15.
We must understand how the linkages between the short and long run render untenable the traditional dichotomy between an economy’s supply and demand sides – a dichotomy on which the argument in favor of structural reforms is based.
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