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But the resulting controversies can be resolved, and the political venom neutralized, through surveillance by multilateral institutions that are committed to achieving an overarching good.
In the wake of Milosevic’s death, Karadzic and Mladic should be brought before the ICTY, both to reinforce its work and to demonstrate to their victims that the international community is resolved not to allow their suffering to be forgotten.
For the foreseeable future, this domestic conflict can be resolved, if at all, only with a lot of violence involved, as the ongoing mass protests in Kyiv suggest.
Setting the table in this tripartite way dramatically changes the nature of the conversation, by focusing it on labor and other distributive issues that could be resolved within the business network, at the expense of addressing how to supply productivity-enhancing public goods that could benefit all stakeholders.
But they are wrong to believe that they have resolved the Iranian nuclear threat.
Since then, Latin America’s border disputes have been resolved either by war – for example, between Mexico and the United States, or among Chile, Bolivia, Peru, and others – or through negotiation.
Other border disputes have been resolved through international arbitration, Brazil’s preferred route.
Two thorny issues would need to be resolved – the allocation of the debt burden among member states, and the relative voting power of the different euro-zone finance ministers.
Usually it takes a crisis to bring about a compromise, but the crisis is now brewing, and the sooner it is resolved, the better.
This is a legitimate concern, but one that can be resolved through careful negotiations.
Nor can the vexing question of the Irish border be resolved within the confines of May’s red lines.
This mismatch between progress in economic rebalancing and setbacks in financial reforms must ultimately be resolved as China now enters a critical phase in its transition to a new growth model.
When the nuclear plant issue was resolved, populist pressure was forced into a single channel, the demand to abrogate the Benes decrees.
Threats to energy security must be challenged and resolved on a multilateral basis, with all stakeholders present.
Not surprisingly, the empirical evidence that trade imbalances can be resolved through exchange rate changes alone is unconvincing.
With the NTC confronting so many dilemmas with so little time, it must concentrate on a small number of key issues that can be resolved before it hands over power.
But if this were the real reason for the breakdown, one would expect it to be resolved by detailed haggling over the voting arrangements.
To get to zero in this region, the conflict over Kashmir must be resolved, and India must cease being perceived by Pakistan as a threat.
North Korea’s EndgameDENVER – Negotiators from the two Koreas appear to have resolved this month’s crisis, in which South Korea’s use of loudspeakers to broadcast messages across the demilitarized zone spurred threats of war from the North.
More than 85,000 Haitians migrated to Brazil, and all had their legal status quickly resolved, enabling them to work, study, and use the public health-care system.
Of course, no conflict can be resolved in a one-sided manner, benefiting either the state or an ethnic group but not the other.
A battle between the president and legislature over control of federal spending has not been fully resolved.
Several issues must be resolved to ensure the success of VER credits and the emission-reduction projects that they fund.
Here the major challenge will be for the CCP to accept that WTO membership presumes that disputes will be resolved by an independent, rules-based, supra-national body rather than by party-fiat or through the mediation of local political connections.
And as the recent demonstration in London showed, these disagreements will not be resolved anytime soon.
These issues will not be resolved overnight.
Most EU members view these as open questions, unlikely to be resolved soon.
True, the West offers models of democracy, rule of law, a free press, and other means through which injustices can be resolved; but the West also provided the capitalist model that created these injustices.
The European story is with us now, all over the world, so vivid that, even if the euro crisis appears to be resolved satisfactorily, it will not be forgotten until some new story diverts public attention.
But, until the democratization issue is resolved, China can expect at least three major rallies annually: on June 4, the anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre;July 1, the anniversary of the handover; and October 1, China’s National Day.
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