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Building on this, a single European banking-supervision authority would open the way to direct recapitalization of banks through the European Stability Mechanism, as well as to common deposit insurance and a single resolution framework.
Next, the Commission will build on our current proposals for deposit-guarantee schemes and bank resolution mechanisms to move toward a single resolution fund and a single resolution authority.
As a key actor in the conflict, Iran should have an important role in its resolution.
So here are 12 reasons why America should grasp the opportunity for a diplomatic resolution afforded by the Russian-Iranian plan.
Sixth, a US attack on Syria would leave the US isolated internationally and end any hope of a diplomatic resolution.
In Kosovo, for example, the transformation of the Kosovo Liberation Army into a civilian peace force has caused great insecurity over the years, which the UN administration might ultimately regret if the resolution of the province’s final status does not lead to independence.
That means working out the final details of the Basel III banking standards, creating clear processes for cross-border bank resolution and recovery, and building macro-prudential supervisory capabilities.
The recent crisis in Cyprus underscores the urgency of establishing a banking union that includes not only common supervision, but also resolution mechanisms and deposit insurance.
Sooner or later, another ugly fight will take place on the debt ceiling, the delayed sequester of spending, and a congressional “continuing spending resolution” (an agreement to allow the government to continue functioning in the absence of an appropriations law).
Obama's opponents are delighting in picking apart the threads of the draft resolution in yet another effort to discredit his administration.
Wordsmithing a draft resolution, it can be argued, is what legislators are paid to do.
Only a democratic mechanism for conflict resolution that has an uncertain outcome has any chance of being adopted.
In 1985, the World Health Assembly adopted resolution WHA 38.30, calling for member countries to elaborate new strategies for addressing their NCD problems.
But it is a delusion to think that banking problems caused Japan's disaster or that their resolution will restore prosperity.
There are, then, three paths for Iraq: evolution of a more serious insurgency, persistent violence at current levels, or resolution of the insurgency.
The Palestinian issue is not the source of all the Middle East’s ills, but its resolution would dramatically improve America’s standing among Arabs.
The first is the completion of the eurozone banking union, which would feature shared bank regulation, including a credible resolution fund.
In fact, only the Socialists refused to vote for the parliamentary resolution.
The new banking union can then be extended to include a common resolution fund to enable the orderly dissolution of insolvent institutions.
Even if there is agreement on the need for a common resolution fund – which is not clear – there is no agreement on how to pay for it.
From that standpoint, in spite of a rapprochement between France and the United States, culminating in a joint UN resolution, the latest Middle East war is in reality widening and deepening the emotional gap that has existed between Europe and the US since the war in Iraq began.
For, ultimately, a resolution of the conflict between Israel and its neighbors can be only political.
An immediate need is to counter the perception that any condemnatory response to an unfolding RtoP situation means stepping onto a slippery slope to military confrontation – a perception that Russia and China heavily milked in seeking to justify their vote against an early-stage Security Council resolution on Syria.
With the world already facing anemic growth and low levels of investment, any adequate damage-control plan must include prompt resolution of the new rules of the game for Britain and its relationship with the EU.
Having recently consolidated his power at the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, Xi will probably assume a more proactive role in international conflict resolution, especially in areas that affect China directly.
He believed that international institutions, the rule of law, common values, and an elite possessed of a democratic vision could ensure collective security and peaceful conflict resolution.
Unlike in Hamlet, where everyone ends up dead, and an outsider (Fortinbras) shows up to reestablish normality, modern fictionalized political dramas never have a satisfying resolution.
Not surprisingly, the most knowledgeable people on crisis prevention and crisis resolution are in the successful countries of Latin America.
The IMF could continue with its other roles, such as providing and official center and forum for discussing international economic problems, and perhaps even for the resolution of disputes.
And two particularly violent, long-standing ethnic conflicts remain far from any resolution at all.
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