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The Human ThatcherLONDON – It is difficult to separate some of my personal memories of Margaret Thatcher – mundane but revealing – from the sweeping judgments of history.
Patenting ProsperityCAMBRIDGE: Most people are aware of the huge inequalities of income that now separate the developed and developing world.
The Doing Business project calculates dozens of separate indicators that are then averaged into a single number.
The best way to achieve this is through close consultation, a commitment to avoid surprising each another or entering into separate deals, and the forging of a comprehensive agreement on what diplomacy must achieve and what it would require in return.
For example, whereas listed Saudi companies have separate CEOs and board chairs, over half of S&P 500 companies in the United States are led by a single chair/CEO.
After the creation of the United Nations, which requires that all member states respect all other members’ sovereignty and territorial integrity, borders came to separate different legal, economic, and political systems.
In addition , the 50 American states each have separate bank regulators (with overlapping jurisdictions with the national regulators), most have savings bank regulators, all have credit union regulators, all have insurance regulators (which is solely a state responsibility), and all have securities regulators.
Considering the suspect tactics that colonial agents typically used to separate Africans from their possessions, it is unlikely that the Bangwa Queen left willingly.
While resources for climate-change adaptation and mitigation may have different fiscal origins from more traditional development resources, it would be damaging to keep them separate in their use: from agriculture, construction, and power to technology and deforestation, the simple fact is that development, adaptation, and mitigation are often inextricably intertwined.
Marine management remains a fragmented patchwork of national and international bodies, with separate and often overlapping jurisdictions, and no global accountability.
A more useful approach would separate the oil variable from revenues, spending, and economic activity.
Third, and perhaps most importantly, Americans separate Church and State.
Last week Fatherland and All Russia each held separate congresses to lobby for their interests in forming the joint party list.
With no separate currencies to adjust, the only shock absorber left is labor migration to areas with lower unemployment – for example, from southern to northern Europe.
Although the scientific validity of their research is now the subject of several separate investigations, it is no less important to examine its ethical implications.
Obviously, holding a G-8 summit just before a G-20 summit, as happened in Canada this June, simply serves to prolong maintenance of separate clubs, which is unsustainable.
Instead of thinking what Ahtisaari deemed unthinkable, a partition of Kosovo with a small part of the north going to Serbia and the rest linked to the Kosovars ethnic brethren in Albania or a separate state, the US plans to act without the UN’s blessing, arguing that only an independent Kosovo will bring stability to the Western Balkans.
Despite efforts to promote fiscal-policy coordination, eurozone members’ budgets still fall under the purview of separate national authorities, and northern Europeans continue to oppose transfers from more to less prosperous countries beyond the very limited allowance of the European Union’s regional funds.
It should also consider adding an optional “two-key” system, in which an independent signoff from a separate account is required before a proposed tweet is broadcast.
Europe faces a stark choice: Will its nation-states move forward together, building strength upon strength, or will they take separate paths, each leading to mediocrity?
Separate studies in Britain, the Netherlands, Sweden, and the United States have concluded that ethnic profiling wastes time and resources.
Trump’s insistence on building a wall along the entire border, the rising number of Mexicans deported from the US heartland, Central American migrants crossing Mexico, separate detention of immigrant children, and Trump’s diplomatic and rhetorical pressure on all these fronts will not make things easier.
A separate and entirely independent report by the International Crisis Group came to much the same conclusion.
Customs do not merely separate countries; they are also a potent source of corruption and interference.
Compare that to the stock market: According to the GFD monthly S&P 500 total return index, an annual loss of 67.8% occurred in the year ending in May 1932, during the Great Depression, and one-year losses have exceeded 12.5% in 23 separate episodes since 1900.
One problem in assessing the tiger-mothering approach is that we can’t separate its impact from that of the genes that the parents pass on to their children.
Rather than separate pillars of sustainable development, the economy must be seen as servicing society, which in turn thrives within a secure natural environment.
There are roughly 70 separate local aid offices and 40 international NGOs involved in providing aid to Pakistanis.
In 1949, the Arab-Israeli war ended with an armistice agreement that divided Palestine into three parts, each under separate political control.
Whereas the European Union is 28 sovereign countries with one common market, the Indian Union is one sovereign country with 29 separate markets.
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