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So, too, is spending more to make blood transfusions safer.
In the aftermath, the city was reborn in a dramatically different and safer form.
Indeed, it is safer for politicians to offer the opposite of a global vision: to renationalize every economic problem and attribute all of them to the mistakes of domestic opponents.
The first demand is that the Nigerian girls be returned safely to their homes and that schools in Nigeria are made safer and more secure from threats by Boko Haram (whose name means “Western education is a sin”).
On the other hand, an opportunity to create a safer, more secure post-Cold War world was lost.
We know that bombs and special operations alone won't make us safer, for we must fight the poverty that breeds terrorism.
A democratic, prosperous, and stable Europe implies a much better and safer world for the US.
It is a necessary revision of policy that will make the US, Europe, and the world safer.
That experience has prompted efforts to make the financial system safer.
But, if British politicians and business leaders are right, it also creates an important opportunity: the possibility of building a safer, greener, more efficient, and more innovative farming sector.
If agriculture is to be transformed into a safer, greener, fairer element of Britain’s post-Brexit economy, UK policymakers will need to change their approach radically.
And it is easy to overestimate the crisis-preventing power of the new regulatory environment, which is analogous to a new highway: It is technically safer than a country road, but it also attracts more cars that are traveling at much higher speeds, so traffic accidents continue.
In the short term, Nigeria needs to make its schools safer and more secure from terrorist attacks, and a safe-schools plan is being created by the Nigerian authorities to ensure that girls no longer fear going to school in the country’s six northern states.
Putting Democracy Above the Bottom LineBOSTON – This month, we will have a chance to chart a course toward a stronger, safer global society, where power belongs to the many, not to the few, and where those who have run roughshod over our environment, human rights, and public health will be held accountable.
The dollar, on the other hand, looks like a safer bet in 2011.
With the right insights, and a commitment to fundamental, if incremental, change, the social and political impact of digital platforms can be made safe – or at least safer – for today’s beleaguered democracies.
Indeed, an increasing number of scientific publications show that PNV use is much safer than smoking tobacco.
They believe that instead of making Yemen and the US safer, drone strikes only strengthen support for Al Qaeda.
Rather than risking mockery with outlandish claims – a staple of Soviet propagandists – that Russia will one day surpass the West economically, Surkov taps a deeper and safer emotion: fear.
It is also vital that parents receive the message that everything possible is being done to make schools safer for their children.
Even so, the elimination of top Al Qaeda leaders, the strengthening of American intelligence, tighter border controls, and greater cooperation between the FBI and the CIA have all clearly made the US (and its allies) safer.
They will soon adopt Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which will help guide the world to a safer and fairer twenty-first-century trajectory.
The latter option is, admittedly, not without risks, but it is certainly safer than the exit threat.
Prudence might seem unnecessary now, but when it comes to navigating tough macroeconomic challenges, the safer path is usually the correct one.
Interest-rate cuts after bubbles burst would be a safer way to safeguard the economy.
This makes them safer, because they are more able to absorb losses, and less likely to become zombie banks (which do not make sensible loans).
Conversely, the Czech Republic, Austria, and Hungary are safer, by virtue of geography, than (for instance) Finland or Sweden.
Junk public bonds are no safer for them than junk private bonds.
But they are mistaken to believe that preserving this government is safer.
Our food is safer and our diets are more diverse than ever before; production methods are becoming increasingly sustainable, clean, and efficient; and we are constantly becoming better at protecting biodiversity.
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