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But doing so requires what most Latin American governments sorely lack: vision and courage.
Unfortunately, the government’s strategy is sorely lacking on this front.
To put it bluntly, insightful analysis has its uses, but change will not happen without a widespread social and political convergence around shared values and objectives – something that is sorely missing in many countries today.
It is now clear that they were sorely mistaken.
Indeed, earlier this month, a group of Russian economists described the government’s predictions of a rebound next year as sorely “out of touch.”
But political leadership was sorely lacking.
Quantitative easing, combined with public investment, would impart the growth impetus that the eurozone sorely needs to bring about a gradual reduction in its aggregate debt burden.
That is sorely lacking today.
More fundamentally, such coordination would go some way toward rebuilding mutual trust, which has been sorely lacking in Europe.
That optimism was sorely misplaced.
If American officials do not begin to recognize the realities of today’s globalized world, the US may unwittingly (and self-destructively) find itself cut off from the kinds of new foreign investment flows that are sorely needed to revitalize its manufacturing and infrastructure sectors.
His leadership will be sorely tested in the electoral campaign, and also in his presidency should he triumph.
For example, the UN has helped negotiate temporary ceasefires so that humanitarian-aid agencies can access besieged areas;UN agencies have quietly furnished local NGOs working in rebel-controlled areas with sorely needed supplies and technical advice; and the UN Security Council has passed resolutions to bypass the Syrian government and allow cross-border humanitarian-aid delivery.
At a time when aggregate demand is sorely lacking, is this the response that source countries want to provoke?
Considering the legal hurdles that continuously plague applications like Uber or Airbnb, this level of support is sorely needed.
If Obama fails, the next administration will be sorely tempted to create some diversion from troubles at home – at great peril to the world.
But such pragmatic thinking has been sorely missing from discussions about QE.
This would help establish the trust that is now sorely lacking, and create conditions to restart productive negotiations.
This results in high turnover owing to overwork, and an increased need for foreign health-care workers to fill sorely needed positions.
Although it must have been sorely tempted, Italy did not accumulate Target deficits.
Such commitments were sorely lacking in 2015.
Yet the global leadership and investment needed to achieve that goal has been sorely lacking.
Finally, once the perfect storm outlined above occurs, the policy tools for addressing it will be sorely lacking.
At worst, this new regionalism could fuel geopolitical animosities and reprise the tensions of the 1930s; at best, regional integration could set the stage for sorely needed governance reforms, and thus clear a way out of the populist trap.
Bush squandered a large part of America’s military strength in Mesopotamia for an ideological fiction – strength that is sorely missed in the region ten years later.
That is why the response to the refugee crisis has been so sorely lacking.
If Tunisia’s Zine El Abidine Ben Ali or Egypt’s Hosni Mubarak were hoping for political popularity as a reward for economic gains, they must have been sorely disappointed.
The same persistence and determination will be sorely needed in the years ahead.
Obama swung into action, now not just a suspect candidate but a trusted president whose services were sorely needed by the battered population of the East Coast.
Such an amendment is sorely needed to eliminate political gridlock, and Renzi has already succeeded in getting it through both chambers of Parliament.
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