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Proposed scientific advances require careful validation and replication by independent scientists.
Macroeconomic and financial stability require debt sustainability, prudential regulation, and sound money.
This will require the EU to contribute money, manpower, and officials on the ground of the rank and stature of ISAF commanders, in an equal partnership with NATO.
But there is no doubt that protecting – and even enhancing – women’s job and income prospects will require upgrading their skills, so that they can take advantage of the new and changing opportunities created by the ongoing digital revolution.
Decoupling oil revenues from public subsidies will require a new social contract that is based less on guaranteed consumption and more on personal autonomy.
Those countries that opt for reform will require not only political courage, but also well-crafted policies.
Managing mixed economies that include state-owned enterprises and an inchoate private sector will require discipline, so that productive assets are not squandered, or privatized at fire-sale prices.
All require a strong British voice.
In order to bring some semblance of stability to the Middle East, the US must think beyond the framework nuclear agreement with Iran and develop, with all stakeholders, a collective security regime – an initiative that will require the US to regain the trust of its allies in the region.
Delivering these benefits to ever more people will require resources, international cooperation, and political will.
The connection between the two parts of the reforms has always been unnecessary; the measures are independent, require different approval processes, and can be delivered separately.
Removing the link between them would require the support of the US administration, but not ratification by Congress.
A simple majority of the IMF’s Executive Board would recommend it to the Board of Governors, where a resolution separating the reforms into two parts would require 85% of the votes.
This opens the possibility that the US’s voting power could temporarily fall below the 15% threshold needed to veto decisions that require the support of 85% of IMF members’ votes.
Moreover, the targets mostly involved policies that do not require any supra-national coordination, such as labor policies, childcare, and pensions.
Restoring public trust will require a deep and sustained commitment, and a new consensus that is broad enough to overcome the political and social divides that are now legion across advanced economies.
There are currently proposals to require tech companies to obtain an affirmative opt-in from users before collecting their data, and to allow users to retrieve or erase their data easily.
Devising sensible policies on this front will require that we first define the market, and then decide what level of concentration, and over what time frame, constitutes a threat to competition.
The complex challenges facing workers worldwide will require complex solutions.
The challenge facing China as it confronts the problem of excess capacity is that those who would otherwise lose their jobs will require some form of support; firms will argue for a robust bailout to minimize their losses.
Both bank regulation and fiscal policy require a great deal more Europeanization.
His recommendations include, first and foremost, making all of the IMF’s operations in SDRs, which would require ending the separation of the IMF’s SDR and general accounts.
This transition will require more partnerships across all levels of government, civil society, and the private sector.
Such a confrontation would require an ideological component that is decidedly lacking on the Russian side.
Progress on the next steps of norm formation will require simultaneous use of many different formats, both private and governmental.
Expansion of participation is important for the acceptance of norms, but progress will require action on many fronts.
But, taken to its logical extreme, national sovereignty would require the complete physical and social isolation of states from one another.
But it is becoming increasingly difficult to determine the difference between purely domestic matters and those that require international collective action.
Romney, for example, has a detailed 59-point economic program, including a cap on federal spending at 20% of GDP, which would require reductions similar to those in the 1980’s and 1990’s.
Some officials even require journalists to sign contracts mandating favorable coverage of government activities.
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