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In failing to craft an adequate response to the Russian invasion, however, the international community pushed Ukraine toward a dark past.
The broad outlines of an effective and efficient response to global warming have been clear for years.
In response, they have fixated on the Chinese component of a long-gaping trade deficit, charging that currency manipulation is the culprit to the long festering woes of the American middle class.
What is different today is the response to it, with societies and institutions refusing to remain complicit in corruption, or resigning themselves to its inevitability.
It will only deprive the country of a leading voice in shaping the response to new and existing challenges.
But as the world attempts to mount a civilized response to Southeast Asia’s human tragedy, it must also confront the humbling amorality of nature, and thus comprehend the environmental effects that will shape the lives of survivors and their descendants.
But worsening financial conditions prove that this policy response has failed miserably.
But this response could prove to be extremely dangerous, given that failed transitions threaten to generate more unrest, radicalization, and a return to authoritarianism.
Unfortunately, part of the standard political response to an economic crisis is the demand that something be done quickly.
The protectionist impulse has been absent from the response to the current crisis so far, but that could change.
But while the economic response has been much more effective than it was in the 1930s, social tensions and resentments have been left to simmer.
So we should see today’s turmoil as a predictable response to the breakdown of one specific model of global capitalism in 2008.
Part of the response to such conspiracy theorists must be to keep making the scientific case that climate change is occurring and will cause major harm to middle-income countries such as Brazil (even more than to developed economies).
The ugly truth is that the world’s response to this crisis has been shaped by geopolitical interests, not the need to put an end to appalling human suffering.
This reflects China’s broader goal – established partly in response to America’s “pivot” toward Asia – of rebalancing its strategic focus westward, with an emphasis on the Arab world.
Preventing rivals from gaining overweening influence in the region, however, will require a very different type of response – one that will require the backing of old allies, such as Japan, and new friends, like India.
The regime response is to say that any outside monitoring is an infringement on Egyptian sovereignty, and that domestic monitors are an affront to the integrity of the judges.
And, in response to her comments, the authors did try to account for the severity of the government’s debt problem as perceived by the markets at the time that the plans were implemented, finding very similar results.
The EU’s most recent response has been a “new, ambitious, and revitalized neighborhood strategy” that added a very modest €1.5 billion to the €5.7 billion already earmarked for Arab countries.
And yet, judging by the response to previous appeals, this one is likely to be substantially underfunded.
The predominant response among commentators to the sole television debate between Chancellor Angela Merkel and her challenger, Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier, held two weeks before the election, was a collective yawn – all the more remarkable considering the historical events that overshadow this election.
As a result, the public-policy response has been dominated by “the bankers did it” narrative.
At the height of the lending frenzy (2004-2006), the study finds that banks loaned even more in response to an examination, and that the outcomes were even worse.
The Southern Europeans’ response was to start printing what they could no longer borrow.
But China must also avoid reverting to greater state control of the economy – a possibility glimpsed in the authorities’ ham-fisted response to the correction in equity prices.
His war in Chechnya, while popular at home, is responsible for much bad press recently, even if the American administration's response is tepid.
All too often, the response is to stigmatize and penalize drug users.
It is often said that populism is an inevitable response from globalization’s victims.
Then, she led Europe’s humanitarian response to the refugee crisis, earning praise from former critics but condemnation by populists and other anti-EU nationalists, particularly in the United Kingdom, France, and Central Europe.
Given this, the Trump administration’s response to the Kremlin’s increasingly assertive behavior in what was once the Soviet Union’s sphere of influence – from Eastern Europe to the Baltics – will also be watched carefully in the coming months.
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