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Likewise, under Abe, Japan will develop its official development assistance, seek to secure stable energy supplies, and pursue permanent membership of the UN Security Council.
The government’s concern for workers’ wellbeing could simply reflect the Communist Party of China’s need to secure its domestic political position.
As a result, Islamist leaders have felt compelled to secure their dominance over the political system and state institutions.
In other words, the Islamists’ gains are threatened, above all, by the manner in which their leaders secure them.
But Egypt’s Islamists are likely to draw the opposite conclusion: Morsi’s ouster will reinforce their fear that their accomplishments can never be fully secure, and that they must carefully manage dissent.
It was because Shi’ite religious leadership felt empowered, optimistic, and secure enough to press the Sadrists to end their revolt.
As intellectual property rights become more secure, China’s new growth engines can gain substantial steam.
Management of US public debt could also help to make the financial system more secure.
In this environment, adopting business practices that advance China’s interests is essential for companies to secure official support, public trust, and, ultimately, continued access to the world’s largest consumer market.
Soviet central planning could not secure a proper return on those loans - and indeed on all investment, which was a primary reason for the USSR’s collapse.
Keeping the government in a family of her own will help to secure her position, as well as that of her husband.
Germany can provide money and manpower to secure the EU’s external borders.
There’s still much for India to do to ensure that its people are healthy, well fed, and secure.
Misra, their comments implied, was assigning cases to his preferred judges, presumably (though this was never stated) in an effort to secure outcomes favoring the government.
We have made a real difference in Africa, helping, for example, to provide a secure environment for elections in the Democratic Republic of Congo and protecting refugees and aid workers from the fall-out of the Darfur crisis.
To secure profits high enough to do this, however, bosses aggressively cut back on labor costs and investment.
His administration may preach the virtues of individual responsibility, but its program makes no provision for how and where the government is going to secure the resources needed to finance its promises.
Fox may find it relatively easy to secure good terms with the “friendly dominions” – Canada, Australasia, some African countries, and so on.
The remaining half of Britain’s trade, which is with the EU, will depend on what May, Davis, and Fox can secure.
Property rights must be clear and secure; those carrying out the transactions must have the legal right to control and transfer the items traded.
Its democracy is secure; its economy improving.
I remember a leading Russian liberal telling me in the 1990s that a democratic government in Moscow was a much more secure guarantee against Russian adventurism than NATO troops in Vilnius.
Hence, to secure the necessary expertise, the Saudi Public Investment Fund has formed a partnership with Japan’s Softbank, and Abu Dhabi’s Mubadala Investment Company has entered into an agreement with the French state-backed investment vehicles CDC International Capital and Bpifrance.
By working with the US on Pakistan, China can help secure its own interest in a strong Pakistani campaign against the militants on its territory.
Equally important was the effort made by the country’s leaders to secure access to growing markets in the Middle East, Japan, and subsequently in China, which is now New Zealand’s largest export market, accounting for 21% of exports.
Yet the likelihood that British trade negotiators will secure favorable terms for domestic farmers is low.
Almost every country in the world – especially the US – has well-organized and influential agricultural industries that are highly skilled at pushing their governments to secure advantages for them in new trade deals.
Electoral pacts are thus vital to secure the withdrawal and support of less popular candidates who might draw votes away from En Marche !
The only secure way to get “trickle-down” wealth to trickle faster is by cutting marginal tax rates still further, or, alternatively, by improving the “human capital” of the poor, so that they become worth more to their employers.
Redistribution in these circumstances is a more secure way to achieve a broad base of consumption, which is itself a guarantee of economic stability.
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