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Zombie-like companies were kept on artificial life-support in the false hope that time alone would revive them.
The EU, now confronting a wave of populism and Euro-skepticism, could revive its sense of purpose by committing itself to closer transatlantic cooperation and coordination on trade, to be carried out by the European Commission.
But they are neither sufficiently aware of the damage done nor realistic enough about the chances of Bush’s potential successors – many of whom initially supported his adventurism – to revive the trust and respect their country once enjoyed.
China's leaders, and their handpicked servants in Hong Kong may still believe that Tung's popularity will revive if and when the economy does.
We should revive it.
In other words, the challenge is to revive lending growth in full awareness that we must begin devising ways to rein it in.
Given the need to cut the deficit in the future and the need to increase it now in order to revive the economy, the problem facing Obama is how to shift smoothly from top gear into reverse.
To help confidence revive, there is no alternative but to use macroeconomic tools to boost demand and sustain output.
And can Asian societies really revive an effective sense of family responsibility?
There is no reason to believe that Netanyahu’s new government will seek to revive the increasingly feeble and moribund peace process, beyond offering verbal promises and inconsequential half-measures.
GDP FetishismNEW YORK – Striving to revive the world economy while simultaneously responding to the global climate crisis has raised a knotty question: are statistics giving us the right “signals” about what to do?
Keen to revive a more militant form of nationalism in their own countries, politicians like Strache, Wilders, and Dewinter see Israel as a kind of model – a model discredited for a long time in Europe, owing to bad memories of fascism and Nazism.
Fortunately, the bond markets are dead, and it might take a year to revive them.
To give Russians back a feeling of pride in their homeland, and to create the conditions for a revival of our historical spiritual and cultural traditions, we must revive our schools, eradicate the spirit of depravity and violence in the media, provide everyone with access to masterpieces of Russian culture, and create the conditions for a social partnership between the state and the church.
And they must revive their commitment to conclude the talks successfully in 2015.
For the KMT-PFP coalition, the campaign was a virtual holy war, conducted not only to revive an ailing economy, but also to keep the country's official name: the "Republic of China."
Alternatively, from the other side of the Atlantic, to keep the euro/dollar exchange where it now is would be tantamount to the Fed's declaring that, in spite of an unemployment rate as low as 4.4%, it will decrease interest rates and perhaps revive the corpse of inflation.
Thus far, such policies have failed to revive the global economy largely because commercial banks and other lenders retained the liquidity they received from their central banks, instead of channeling it to the real economy by providing credit to small and medium-size enterprises and investing in long-term infrastructure projects.
If China is to avoid the deflation trap, revive investment, bolster competitiveness, and accelerate long-term growth, it must continue its quest to foster the animal spirits of innovation and entrepreneurship.
Studies of how to revive the region’s economy have been commissioned.
But it did little to revive household consumption, which accounts for about 70% of the US economy.
The need to revive multilateralism is all the more important given that EU-US negotiations will likely be difficult and prolonged, owing especially to resistance from European and American regulators.
Only where subsidies were drastically curtailed, and the market unleashed, has production started to revive as new businesses began to pick up the slack.
He fears that Kurdish success in Syria would inspire Turkey’s Kurds to revive their own fight for statehood in the country’s southeast.
There is one thing, however, that could revive the EU, give it much enhanced global respectability, and make it an “interesting” place, as well as ensure a return to the international limelight: Turkey’s admission as a full member.
A depreciated rupee should help revive Indian exports and lift growth.
Seemingly balked on political reform, President Khatami should focus on economic renewal which, when it comes, might revive his political agenda too.
Putin vowed to revive the moral fiber of the Russians, their glory and international respect.
But the evidence on whether additional deficit-financed spending would quickly revive economic growth is mixed.
Since Yanukovych’s ouster in 2014, Manafort has helped revive the fortunes of his client’s corrupt Party of Regions, positioning it as the main opposition to Ukraine’s current government.
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