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They had responded to the global recession with the kind of Keynesian fiscal and monetary stimulus that the moment required.
Likewise, lined-up workers at one of the factories responded to my gesticulations with waves and smiles as we passed them.
And, again, Republicans responded tendentiously, by focusing on the unemployment rate rather than on the job numbers - as if it were a good thing that the lousy labor market since 2001 has artificially depressed the number of people looking for work.
The 1,000 experts who responded to the WEF’s annual Global Risks Perception Survey, on which the report is based, ranked climate-change adaptation as their top environmental concern in the coming decade.
The US Congress responded in 1983 by gradually raising the age for full benefits from 65 to 67.
Indeed, during one of the sessions I attended, Sheik Ahmad Rageh of Al-Imam University responded angrily to the Tunisian researcher Salah Edeen Al-Jorashi: “How do you expect us to accept the freedom of faith in Islam?
The Central Bank of Russia (CBR) responded to collapsing oil prices by floating the ruble, which immediately lost half its value.
Farmers responded quickly, increasing their efficiency and output.
Investors have responded to near-zero interest rates with unprecedented adjustments in the way they allocate assets.
Some countries responded by doing nothing, but many, including industrialized countries like Japan and Switzerland, intervened heavily in currency markets.
The European members of NATO responded by invoking the Article 5 mutual defense clause of the NATO charter and coming to the aid of the US in Afghanistan, where today there are 32,000 NATO troops.
Since July, Fair Trials and Reporters Without Borders (RSF) have responded to a number of cases in which reporters have been arrested and detained on the basis of Interpol information.
The federal government responded by creating the Special Prosecutor for Attention to Crimes Against Freedom of Expression (FEADLE).
The Ugandan government has responded with extraordinary generosity.
And they responded in an impressive and globally coordinated fashion.
The US predictably responded that its aircraft carriers could and would patrol wherever necessary to promote freedom of navigation.
Arguably, only a political “hawk” like Begin, a man with a keen sense of the dramatic and a political romantic with a beady eye to the judgment of history, could have responded in such a way to Sadat’s initiative.
Many countries responded to the Great Depression by adopting policies aimed at reducing disparities in wealth and income.
Indeed, Erdogan responded positively to Europe’s conditions for Turkey’s EU membership.
The US responded by announcing that its drone attacks on Pakistan’s North Waziristan region will continue.
The opposition has responded by calling on Nigerians to boycott the conference, arguing that it lacks legitimacy.
When Japan responded by taking over southern French Indochina, the US retaliated by imposing an embargo on oil exports to Japan.
But, once again, EU leaders responded by concluding the opposite: the Lisbon Agenda’s failure was interpreted as justifying still more harmonization and centralization of national policies.
It responded with massive shelling of southern Israel, and managed to send several missiles toward Tel Aviv and one toward Jerusalem.
Some Italians responded violently; some Italian and Romanian politicians, eager to offer quick and tough solutions, made scandalous statements that echoed the xenophobic and totalitarian slogans of the past.
These groups’ attitudes mirror those of Americans more generally: 69% of Catholics and 62% of mainline Protestants responded that climate change is happening, with a smaller majority of Evangelicals (51%) agreeing.
As Summers rightly responded:“Some have suggested that a belief in secular stagnation implies the desirability of bubbles to support demand.
Non-oil developing countries responded by doubling the dollar price of their commodities.
The West shot back with targeted sanctions against a few high-level Russian officials, to which Putin responded with sanctions of his own, barring entry to selected Western politicians.
They have responded with anger and xenophobic nationalism, and these sentiments will undoubtedly be reflected in how they vote.
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