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Another idea is to require anyone in the US wanting to regularize their immigration status to go home and wait in line there.
The rules of the game now require that China be given a bigger share in the governance of international institutions.
Europe is in desperate need of growth, and achieving it will require bold leadership from the EU’s most important member state, Germany, and its most important leader, Chancellor Angela Merkel.
To level the playing field, local or national authorities should require the company to integrate tax-collection software into its app.
For example, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have banned the import or manufacture of conventional plastics for a wide range of products, and both now require that plastic products be upgraded with OBP technology.
Achieving this goal will require a coalition that is both as inclusive as possible and capable of taking Raqqa, the Islamic State’s stronghold in Syria.
To Serbia’s credit, the Ministry made its policy decision knowing that the change would require belt-tightening elsewhere in its budget, but it took the action because it concluded that protecting human rights was more important than saving a few dinars.
The euro also hit hard at those politicians who had discovered that inflation is an attractive form of taxation since it does not require a vote in Parliament.
The diagnosis and treatment of most types of cancer in developing countries would require a huge and daunting investment in infrastructure.
Such a change in global leadership would require a dramatic improvement in Europe’s economic performance.
Realizing such a plan may require overcoming serious challenges and the commitment of large financial resources over a period of many decades.
It is no surprise that Moscovici is beginning to push for a “collective European decision” to relax the fiscal treaty’s terms, given that French compliance would require massive new spending cuts.
A recent report by the McKinsey Global Institute estimates that, depending on a country’s level of development, advances in automation will require 3-14% of workers worldwide to change occupations or upgrade their skills by the year 2030.
The jobs of the future will require not just more cognitive skills, but also more creativity and social skills, such as coaching.
Upgrading skills on a large scale will require coordination among parents, educators, governments, employers, and employees, with a focus on lower-skilled individuals.
The folly of this is readily apparent, because it doesn’t require much imagination to see what the Middle East would look like if an Iranian nuclear umbrella were shielding the radicals.
Recovery will also require re-establishing at least a small-scale manufacturing sector.
Indeed, in order to make such investments, democracies require either brave leadership or an electorate that understands the costs of postponing hard choices.
Connecting these customers, most of whom live in rural areas, will require a huge number of skilled workers and entrepreneurs.
But achieving universal access will require a trained workforce, and at the moment, Africa suffers from a dearth of capable human capital.
Africa’s clean-energy future will require many skilled technicians, and governments need to start training them now.
But giving diplomacy a chance will require Trump to abandon his incendiary rhetoric and maximalist positions, and work constructively with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
The latter pathologies then become a weapon in the populist attack on free enterprise, which Western countries require for economic dynamism – and thus prosperity.
In other words, meeting Africa’s need for significantly higher educational capacity over the next few decades will require private providers.
Through improved seed stocks and more efficient water management, we can have crops that require less water, grow at higher density, and thrive in wider temperature ranges.
In January, she officially announced that Britain would not seek membership of the EU single market, because this would require free movement, a position confirmed in the Tories’ election manifesto.
At the same news conference, Martin E. Dempsey, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, conceded that preventing the Syrian government’s use of chemical weapons would require such clear, comprehensive intelligence that obtaining it is “almost unachievable.”
This does not require immediately creating new administrative structures, but skillful political coordination can and must be at the heart of this debate and ensuring its successful outcome.
But to restore public purpose to health-care provision and innovation will require the kind of transformation that the NHS’s founders ushered in 70 years ago.
Obama did, however, promise a change of policy, indicating that before any strike was undertaken, he would require “near-certainty that no civilians will be killed or injured – the highest standard we can set.”
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