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The Strange Death of MulticulturalismAn ideology which holds that people from different cultures must live in separate communities within a country, should not take an interest in each other and must not criticise each other is both wrong and unworkable.
More importantly, with the end of the Cold War, the Soviet Union was no longer available as an Indian ally, and the US began to assess India and Pakistan in terms of separate interests, rather than as a pair linked in a South Asia balance of power.
The Return of the SilovikiSTOCKHOLM – Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin recently announced that Russia, Belarus, and Kazakhstan have abandoned their separate talks to join the World Trade Organization.
Today's reformists are subjecting these traditional frameworks to scrutiny and attempting to separate the core ethical principles of Islam from the various historical adaptations that conservatives have enshrined as sacred.
Without simultaneous breakthroughs on all four fronts, it is hard to imagine progress on any of the separate aspects of the multi-crisis.
The only way to convince German voters that their money will not be misdirected would be to create separate political institutions and a separate budget for the eurozone.
The modern states of Iraq, Syria, and Lebanon thus arose as separate, independent entities.
AIG is a holding company, and most of its business is conducted through insurance subsidiaries organized as separate legal entities.
Although this unit was also a separate legal entity, AIG guaranteed its obligations toward derivative counterparties.
In their words, “he is unable or unwilling to separate truth from falsehood.
Seventeen separate goals may seem unwieldy, but their cumulative effect should mean that no topic or constituency falls through the cracks.
End the Silence Over ChechnyaIt is extremely difficult for an honest observer to break through the closed doors that separate Chechnya from the rest of the world.
If consumers knew to collect and separate household plastics based on their number, when available, the resulting boost to recycling efforts would demonstrate to government and industry the viability of a more sustainable approach, reduce exposure to rising oil prices, and support growing global demand for plastics.
Although all 40 kinds of plastics used in a North American automobile can be recycled, the need to separate and clean them makes using them more expensive than using virgin plastic resins.
In the last decade, Japan passed several laws obliging both businesses and individuals to separate plastics waste.
One such outcome might be the partition of Iraq into separate Shia, Sunni, and Kurdish states.
The European Commission has acknowledged the danger, declaring that the only way to mitigate it is to separate the real economy from speculative markets by preventing banks from being involved in both.
Likewise, the Education Cannot Wait fund, established in 2016 to aid children and young people affected by wars and emergencies, now must consider 40 separate emergencies and protracted crises.
The patchwork of 28 separate asylum systems is expensive and inefficient, and it produces wildly uneven results in terms of the reception, status determination, and integration of new arrivals.
The attempt to establish a single currency for 16 separate and quite different countries was bound to fail.
To this end, Moon has vowed to separate politics from business, including by ending the long-standing practice of granting government pardons to convicted chaebol bosses – a move that most immediately affects Samsung Group Vice Chairman Lee Jae-yong, who is currently jailed and standing trial for bribery and embezzlement.
Pretending that we can separate private from public finance may exacerbate, rather than moderate, financial boom-and-bust cycles.
(Whether they did the right thing in 2012 by lending to Greece so that their own bankers could be repaid is a legitimate, but separate question.)
That expenditure might not be very large, but it adds to the high proportion of European military spending already consumed by each country’s defense ministry, separate headquarters for each service, and plethora of supporting bureaucracies.
And the institutions behind the project have gained access to a much deeper pool of consumers than they would have if each had developed a separate digital platform.
Indeed, it is unclear whether a judiciary that is independent of the Chinese Communist Party can be developed, or how the CCP should separate itself from the government machinery.
Morally, it is difficult to separate this example from traditional cases of corporate insider trading.
Alas, referenda are not designed to sift through five distinct alternatives and to separate the logical repercussions of each from wishful thinking.
Looking back, it is important to remember that it was not until the 1965 US Immigration and Nationality Act that the US began to separate itself from the worst aspects of its racist past.
More than a thousand words (an enormous footprint in a normally succinct document) were required to summarize three separate staff briefings on the subject.
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