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Most of all, it stakes a claim to a degree of philosophical coherence of which the various “third ways” of the last decade could only dream.
The stakes are high for Xi and China in 2014.
That means the stakes are high for the rest of the world as well.
Otherwise, they will pull up stakes, and the Fund (and its sister organization, the World Bank) will have a debt crisis of its own.
Nevertheless, the stakes are far higher than in the seventeenth century, because Iran represents a threat that combines a fanatic religion with a determination to acquire nuclear weapons.
But the stakes are high; another failure could reignite civil conflict and all but destroy any remaining hope for reconciliation.
As communism disintegrated, senior apparatchiks ingeniously converted their waning power into financial stakes in the emerging market economy.
By contrast, interest groups with big stakes in the rules follow corporate governance issues closely, and they lobby politicians to get favorable regulations.
The stakes in Italy are high.
That remains true today: managing temporary stakes in banks in need of recapitalization, on behalf of large providers of capital (such as the Asian surplus countries), would put a neutral, depoliticized buffer between states and private-sector institutions.
The stakes are much clearer than they usually are in these types of battles.
Such a transition will be possible only through diplomatic engagement by actors with stakes in Syria.
As the US pulls up stakes in Syria, Turkey’s military and economic ties to Russia will only deepen.
Now they know that the stakes are rising.
We can all agree that the stakes in a better understanding of the lessons of macroeconomic history, and in avoiding future events like those of the last decade, are very high.
The stakes could not be higher.
Given the stakes, it is no surprise that the Maduro government immediately sought to discredit the July 16 referendum.
So it seems unlikely that this up-front cash provided much of an incentive for the average CEO to knowingly take bad or excessive risks that would jeopardize their much larger equity stakes.
The stakes are rising in Kim and Trump’s game of chicken.
The stakes are too high.
And yet, despite the high stakes, Europe – and the international community more broadly – have not devoted the attention and resources that the issue merits.
Already, the prime minister of Iceland has been forced to resign, after it was revealed that he held stakes in offshore companies with his wife.
But the stakes are even higher than that.
When considering Yemen’s future, therefore, the stakes could hardly be higher.
China and Russia, too, have been building their stakes in North Korea.
The stakes for Africa are enormous.
US Senator John Kerry, a leading Democrat who supports the war, has said that the documents may “underscore the stakes” in the conflict, and make it more urgent to “make the calibrations needed to get the policy right.”
What is clear in all of these cases is that the stakes are so high that it simply cannot be left to the judgment of WikiLeaks and media outlets to make the necessary calls without consulting relevant officials.
True, the Treasury will take equity stakes in some firms, so there is some upside potential.
For example, public-disclosure requirements regarding the sources and conditions of donations to politicians, political parties, and civic and academic institutions, as well as ownership stakes in media assets, would make it much harder for the Chinese government to exert its influence through ostensibly private actors.
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