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But, by
seizing
on the idea of the BRICS, Putin revealed his desire to build an alternative global platform – and advance an alternative worldview.
By
seizing
these opportunities quickly, we can ensure a smoother transition from old to new jobs.
But, rather than
seizing
on that shift to legitimize its birth in the eyes of its Arab neighbors, Israel preferred to reopen the dormant debate on Zionism’s territorial objectives.
The FARC have not repudiated the possibility of
seizing
power by force.
To do so, Varoufakis has been resorting to increasingly desperate measures, such as
seizing
the cash in municipal and hospital bank accounts.
Western Europe may well be glad to withdraw as well,
seizing
an opportunity to jettison increasingly burdensome neighbors like Poland, which, despite being the largest recipient of EU funds, opposes further integration, has not adopted the euro, wants to burn coal, and quarrels with Germany, France, and EU governing institutions.
The doctrine of "odious debt" dates from the end of the 19th century, when the US government repudiated Cuba's external debt after
seizing
the island in the Spanish-American war.
Only by boldly
seizing
the initiative can South Africa put itself at the core of Africa’s economic renewal, and only by embracing its role as regional leader can it revitalize its own prospects.
That probably won’t happen right away; but, given the rise of populist leaders
seizing
on these adverse trends to win support, it may not be too far off.
According to Central Military Commission member Sun Sijing, Zheng used the ancient Silk Road without
seizing
“one inch of land" or seeking “maritime hegemony" (though history attests to his use of military force – for example, executing local rulers – to control maritime chokepoints).
Seizing
on a $93 million debt that Armenia owed to Russia, the Putin administration demanded payment in either cash or equity in Armenia’s major industries.
Companies with deep data sets will increasingly have the ability to play in markets outside their traditional domains – and leaders already are
seizing
the opportunities.
The PiS is
seizing
full control not only over judicial decision-making in the present, but also over the past two decades of legal precedent.
Moreover, given the vast inequalities of power and wealth in Latin America, and with a large part of the population bereft of land and education, the region has long been vulnerable to populist politics and rebellions, with leaders promising quick gains for the dispossessed by
seizing
property from the elites.
They are also exempt from rules that impede better-informed creditors from
seizing
assets and running off just before a bankruptcy, even if their positions are needed, say, to sell a portfolio intact to another business, and even if the fleeing creditor would eventually be paid in full, with interest.
Even without such support, women are already
seizing
the opportunity presented by this transition.
The importance of
seizing
this opportunity cannot be overstated.
Earlier this month, Citigroup took advantage of this formative political moment by
seizing
an opportunity to score a tactical victory – but one that amounts to a strategic blunder.
Countries are already
seizing
the moment.
In
seizing
the opportunities of globalization, businesses have often neglected the developed-world workers they leave behind, while subjecting developing-country workers to extraordinary deprivation.
Now, by
seizing
control over water – a resource vital to millions of lives and livelihoods – China can hold another country hostage without firing a single shot.
Seizing
Sustainable DevelopmentHELSINKI/JOHANNESBURG – The world is on an unsustainable path, and must urgently chart a new course forward, one that brings equity and environmental concerns into the economic mainstream.
We show how this can be done in the 2015 Africa Progress Report, “Power People Planet:
Seizing
Africa’s Energy and Climate Opportunities.”
As the economists Amartya Sen and Sudhir Anand argued more than a decade ago, “It would be a gross violation of the universalist principle if we were to be obsessed about intergenerational equity without at the same time
seizing
the problem of intragenerational equity.”
Our leaders, from Levy Eshkol (and much more so Golda Meir) to Yitzhak Shamir, erred gravely in not
seizing
the earliest opportunity to arrange a territorial separation and a horizon of sovereignty for the post-1967 Palestinians.
Opposition forces, fed up as much with Thaksin’s corrupt practices as with his longstanding popularity, have recently begun
seizing
government ministries and calling for a royally appointed government.
Various critics are
seizing
on such statements as evidence that the Fed is incompetent, and that its independence should be curtailed, or worse.
These calls will eventually form the mainstream, and the liberal forces within the Party will undoubtedly respond by
seizing
a historic opportunity not only to reverse the verdict but to move toward discarding the Communist system.
Global leaders must commit to enhancing the quality of education and reduce the education gap by increasing school resources, improving the efficiency of educational institutions, and
seizing
the opportunities afforded by technological innovation.
Britain would cut itself out of future developments in Europe at a time when countries around the world are
seizing
the opportunities offered by regional integration.
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