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This effort rests on four pillars.The first is America’s longstanding commitment to a set of principles that helped to advance peace and security in the region in the twentieth century.
While the credibility of his government of technocrats rests on impartiality, all policy measures are inherently political to the extent that they reflect a vision about the organization of society.
Clearly, the responsibility to implement sound economic policies rests with African countries themselves.
To do otherwise would be to risk weakening the Western alliance, upon which global stability and order rests.
Many of these companies are based in Europe, so a good deal of power rests ultimately with the European Parliament.
In fact, Turkey’s external orientation has remained constant, because it rests on the values that we share with the free world.
The strength of these criminal networks rests on people and organizations – present at all levels of society – that engage with illegal markets when convenient.
The primary responsibility for completing the Round now rests with the US, Brazil, China, and India.
NATO expansion risks upsetting the network of understandings, assumptions and agreements on which this new security order rests.
Finally, the eagerness of the countries of Cental Europe to join NATO rests on a misunderstanding of post-Cold War realities.
The blame for Libya’s current travails rests largely with the interim government that led the uprising.
The essence of globalization – free trade – rests on the theory of comparative advantage, which views international trade as profitable even for a country that can produce every commodity more cheaply (in terms of labor or all resources) than any other country.
In fact, Ferguson’s entire case rests on this single factual error.
More important, Putin’s popularity rests on historically high living standards.
Almost the entire weight of the European project rests on the shoulders of French President Emmanuel Macron.
And the Republicans gathered in Tampa to celebrate the rule – to say that the America that Tocqueville saw no longer exists: Americans no longer believe that the wealth of the rich rests on the prosperity of the rest.
The responsibility for the current conflict within the EU rests with eurozone governments, but primarily with Germany and France, the zone’s two strongest economies.
Indeed, this vision of international relations clearly rests on building influence through military power.
Morales’s success rests largely on the paradox of populism.
Furthermore, budget support that’s linked to national poverty-reduction strategies also rests on the questionable assumption that the political economy of a partner country works to the benefit of the poorest.
The future impact of global governance rests on forging new alignments that facilitate the flow of vital knowledge and technologies from an increasingly diverse array of sources to urban populations worldwide.
Instead of pandering to the Trump administration, British and European leaders should be pointing out that American “greatness” rests on the strong multilateral institutions, close partnerships, and international rules that have long maintained global peace and stability.
Much responsibility rests with Lukashenko, but the EU must make every effort to coax Belarus into the family of European nations, where it belongs.
Even Tony Blair's "landslide" majority in Britain's House of Commons rests on shaky ground: Labour received just over 40% of the vote with a 60% turnout at the last election in 2002.
Now that the presidential term limits introduced by Deng Xiaoping to insulate the country against another one-man dictatorship have been eliminated, the future of the Communist dynasty rests on the shoulders of one supreme leader.
In democracies, effective policymaking rests on compromise and reason.
The theory behind the massive economic stimulus efforts that many governments have undertaken rests on the notion of the “output gap.”
But Europe’s last chance to be a credible actor in a multi-polar world rests precisely on its ability to present a single, united, responsible voice.
There can be no doubt that the responsibility for this tragedy rests with the Assad regime and its Russian and Iranian sponsors.
“Upon the whole it rests with Congress to decide between war, tribute, and ransom as the means of re-establishing our Mediterranean commerce,” Secretary of State Thomas Jefferson advised President George Washington in 1790, as he pondered a response to continued attacks by the Barbary Pirates on America’s merchant fleet off of North Africa.
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