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Change is rendered more difficult by the insufficient democratic legitimacy of EU bodies.
Rendered complacent by America’s security guarantees, Europe has been too quick to embrace the fantasy of a “post-historical” world, where conflicts are always resolved peacefully, and where military power is unnecessary.
On the 200th anniversary of Marx’s birth on May 5, 1818, it isn’t far-fetched to suggest that his predictions have been falsified, his theories discredited, and his ideas rendered obsolete.
By adopting new economic models, their large but finite reserves will not be rendered useless; they will simply last longer.
But, because culture cannot be rendered in mathematical terms, economists typically embrace the idea of a pre-cultural humanness.
That is what rendered the risk/reward ratio of investing in emerging markets so unfavorable.
Indeed, his triumph exposed a rift among Iran’s democratic forces, which were divided over whether to participate in the election, and rendered irrelevant the Green Movement born in 2009.
And whether certain kinds of chips are rendered as proprietary technology could determine the extent to which innovation can proceed at the global level.
In a world where nuclear proliferation has rendered global conventional war unthinkable, economic sanctions and sabotage are likely to play a large role in twenty-first-century geopolitics.
The rise of digital media rendered traditional media outlets’ business models untenable.
As the late Grand Ayatollah Ali Montazeri put it, the regime’s brutality towards its own people has rendered it “neither Islamic nor a Republic.”
The ECJ can also technically disregard the opinions rendered by its advocate-general, but it rarely does.
The Eurosystem has been rendered more fragile and subject to destabilization.
It thus responds to actual problems, not to theories and rules (which these problems may have rendered obsolete).
And, though this problem is not specific to the new member states – the same thing happens in countries like Italy or Greece, with their slow and inefficient administrative systems and extensive corruption – it was rendered more acute by enlargement; indeed, many of the eastern members still have lower-quality public administrations than one finds in the EU core.
How effective are its decisions when rendered against states?
The existing international order has rendered the Machtstaat and its accompanying sphere of influence unnecessary.
In the same way that automated payment mechanisms have rendered trading floors mostly obsolete, many banking functions can and will become simply an interaction of software systems.
Russia’s invocation of the “responsibility to protect” to justify its 2008 invasion of Georgia was met with incredulity at the time, and rendered even more cynical by its resolute failure since 2011 to condemn the Syrian regime for mass-atrocity crimes against its own people.
To begin, the “national champions” of the catch-up phase must be rendered accessible to competitive assault.
Such episodes, after all, are increasingly part of the public domain, owing to new media that have rendered the game even more global than it was.
Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu’s conditional promise to support Palestinian statehood has been rendered meaningless by his government’s provocative settlement policies in the areas that were supposed to comprise the Palestinian state.
Its economy is suffering as a result of the fall in oil prices and international sanctions imposed following its invasion of Ukraine – a war that will now force Ukraine to restructure its foreign debt, which the war, severe recession, and currency depreciation have rendered unsustainable.
Workers’ skills can deteriorate irreparably during stints of long-term unemployment, or can suddenly be rendered obsolete by rapid advances in technology.
The decline in their currencies, coupled with the drastic rise in interest rates, has rendered the debt burden even more crushing.
Private financial services that heap too much risk on households would be rendered uncompetitive by the more affordable, stable public services.
The Depression had rendered capital markets incapable of absorbing large quantities of government (or, indeed, any other) debt.
Although the DSB certainly could be rendered more effective, it has been very useful in settling disputes and preventing trade wars.
What is new is the COVID time warp: the verdict may be rendered sooner rather than later.
Borrowers respond with distress sales of illiquid assets – often rendered more illiquid by the same lack of confidence in counterparties’ solvency that triggered the credit crunch in the first place.
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