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American foreign policy starts at home, and that means reining in budget deficits over the long term, reviving economic growth and job creation in the short term, and addressing the country’s deteriorating infrastructure.
The Georgia war demonstrated how quickly relations with the US could deteriorate, almost to the point of reviving the Cold War, leaving Russia isolated and in a generally weak position.
Dynamic attempts at political and economic liberalization, including reviving the stock exchange launched by the Shah, were slowed or scuttled by political hardliners, social conservatives, and Ayatollah Khamenei.
Reviving India’s EconomyNEW YORK – Not long ago, India was a poster child for political stability and economic growth among emerging economies.
He declined to put himself forward, his exit speech reviving memories of Argentina's "dirty war" and "disappeared": "I have seen something that I cannot discuss, and may never be able to discuss."
But, in most rich industrial countries nowadays, the role of family in the transmission of economic resources is reviving, with huge flows of wealth from old to young, primarily in the form of high-priced houses.
Likewise, Modi constantly evokes the achievements of ancient India, which he claims to be reviving in the name of creating a better future.
Contrary to popular belief, this could be done in a way that reinvigorates the European ideal, rather than reviving the parochial nationalism of the past.
He may even have a shot at winning, as the SDP, his party, is reviving in the polls.
At the same time, however, Iran could view the US decision to renege on the deal as justification for reviving its halted nuclear program.
Of course, there was much else in the manifesto – fantasies about reviving the medieval Knights Templar, for example – that suggests a more bizarre disposition, and Wilders was quick to distance himself from Breivik’s violent methods.
Yet, far from addressing this weakness, the world is reviving an outdated model of national sovereignty that makes crises of various kinds more likely.
A public-education campaign aimed at highlighting the challenges that inequality poses to the very foundation of this reputation is a low-risk first step toward reviving America’s promise.
Moreover, his mental-health records were released to the public two years later, reviving the link between his crime – killing 32 people and wounding 17 others before committing suicide – and his mental illness.
With an aging – and now declining – working-age population, it has limited scope for reviving growth.
As unpredictable as Trump can be, several of his key foreign-policy moves suggest that his administration is pursuing a grand strategy aimed at reviving America’s global power.
But today, even as markets respond bullishly to Trump’s “business-friendly” pledges – not just deregulation and tax cuts, but also a trillion-dollar infrastructure plan that would include reviving coal – business leaders have remained cautious.
Reviving Rural RussiaMOSCOW – In 1906, Pyotr Stolypin, my great-grandfather, was appointed Prime Minister of Imperial Russia.
Abe is also described as reviving national patriotism, even nationalism.
In fact, it has been suggested that a principal purpose of reviving the NRC process has been to strip as many Bengali Muslims as possible of the right to vote ahead of the next general election.
In effect, New START is the sine qua nonfor effective US leadership on the arms-control and non-proliferation issues that matter to Europe – from reviving the CFE treaty to preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons.
No one put the chances of reviving the Israel-Palestine peace process at more than minimal.
Monetary policy would be relatively ineffective in reviving the economy, even if still-easier money might prevent the financial system’s total collapse.
As a result, Obama will have no choice but to devote the lion’s share of his time and attention to reviving the economy.
The latest eruption of violent conflict between Hamas and Israel underscores the importance of reviving the peace process.
If this diagnosis is correct, advanced countries need to focus on reviving innovation and productivity growth over the medium term, and on realigning welfare promises with revenue capacity, while alleviating the pain of the truly destitute in the short run.
Islamist parties, their political fortunes reviving as secular parties suffer yet another crisis of public confidence, have been careful not to exploit popular resentments that may have developed since September 11th.
Colombia’s new president, Juan Manuel Santos, showed genuine courage in cutting short a march to war with Venezuela and calming down the entire Bolivarian axis (Venezuela, Ecuador, and Bolivia) by reviving the region’s diplomatic channels.
These measures, plus a reduction in tax revenues, should reduce the primary surplus and contribute to reviving demand.
Thus, this week the UN Environment Program will launch a plan for reviving the global economy while dealing simultaneously with the defining challenge of our era – climate change.
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