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An irony here is that conditionality on developing countries is being ratcheted up at precisely the moment when our comprehension of how the world economy works and what small countries need to do to prosper within it has been revealed to be sorely lacking.
That Britain plans to fund construction of a new aircraft carrier, but not the planes to fly off of it, suggests that resources for the new entente will be sorely lacking.
That practicality will be sorely tested if they are to succeed.
UK leadership in these areas has been highly appreciated – and would be sorely missed should the British decide to leave.
But this cannot occur without strong and forward-thinking leadership, which, unfortunately, is sorely lacking in today’s business environment.
In order to form a coherent bloc that could oppose the US-led global order, Russia would need powerful friends, which it sorely lacks.
Recent migrants from the countryside and graduates with degrees from second-tier universities sorely lack such connections.
Killing the goose that lays the golden tax egg would be foolhardy: if the economy slows, which seems the best we can expect, those revenues will be sorely needed.
The funds are sorely needed.
But it is counter-cyclical efforts, institutions, and instruments that are sorely needed instead.
Deepening domestic debt markets – and perhaps change along the lines proposed by the IMF – is sorely needed.
Whether this profound change will be seen as a key moment in the consolidation of democracy in El Salvador, or as the beginning of a slide toward instability, will depend on Mr Funes’ ability to balance two complex and contradictory imperatives: calling for moderation across the political spectrum while implementing the deep social transformations that El Salvador sorely needs.
More than anything, the pre-announcement controversy demonstrates that a renewed spirit of consensus and collegiality in the ECB’s Governing Council is sorely needed.
Heeding these calls would be a costly mistake that would undermine the objective, non-discriminatory CFIUS process and encourage Chinese companies to look elsewhere at a time when Chinese FDI is poised to explode and the US economy sorely needs the jobs, capital, and trade benefits that it would bring.
Meles will be sorely missed in Hargeisa, as he planned to run a Chinese-financed gas pipeline through Somaliland territory from the Ogaden to the coast.
A universal definition of sexual health and sexual rights is sorely needed.
Those who expected major reforms in the global financial architecture may well be sorely disappointed by what has happened in the past six years.
But the reforms are sorely needed.
But if Macri believes that downplaying the importance of climate change is what his country needs, he is sorely mistaken.
His bravery in combat attests to his patriotism, courage, and toughness, but his judgment has been found sorely lacking time and time again over his career.
To be sure, fiscal, structural, and political reforms are sorely needed; but they will not be sufficient to solve Europe’s growth problem.
According to the conventional wisdom, when she hands over the chancellorship after Germany’s next federal election in 2021 – and perhaps much sooner if her grand coalition collapses – she will be sorely missed.
Roh's populist and nationalist stance will be swiftly and sorely tested by reality when he assumes power in February.
Given the challenges ahead, such support will be sorely needed.
None of this would have been possible if Iran’s ancient Muslim rulers had not allowed academic freedom and the free exchange of ideas and expression – something that is sorely missing in today’s Islamic Republic.
They will be sorely tempted to argue that if America cannot afford to produce in a way that preserves our planet, how can we?
Those hoping for large deficit reductions will be sorely disappointed, as the economic slowdown will push down tax revenues and increase demands for unemployment insurance and other social benefits.
By and large, India is strong in areas in which China needs to improve, notably software, while China excels at hardware and manufacturing, which India sorely lacks.
The formerly communist countries of Eastern Europe that have adopted a flat tax – including Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Macedonia, Romania, Slovakia, and Ukraine, among others – sorely lack investment capital.
Macro-prudential regulators (government officials who focus not on the soundness of individual financial institutions, but rather on the stability of the whole financial system) are sorely needed, and central bankers are the logical people to fill this role.
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