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The truth was stated clearly by Chinese President Xi Jinping in January 2017: “No one will emerge as the winner in a trade war.”
This has undermined Putin’s own stated objective of establishing a Russia-led Eurasian Union to compete with the European Union.
But for now, Dmitriy Rogozin is the only Russian politician who has both genuine prospects of winning and the corresponding, albeit not publicly stated, ambition to do so.
But promoting and encouraging respect for human rights, including the right to life, are also among the UN’s purposes, as stated in Article One of the Charter.
This fits with United Nations Security Council resolutions, among them Number 242, which stated the "inadmissibility of the acquisition of territory by war."
For example, Abe threatened to rescind the official apologies issued by former leaders or officials for abuses and atrocities committed by Japan’s army during WWII, and stated his intention to visit the controversial Yasukuni Shrine, which honors not only Japan’s war dead, but also many of its war criminals.
Trump’s stated approach to climate change is just as problematic.
In May, Obama publicly stated that a return to negotiations on the basis of the pre-1967 borders is essential.
The UN’s Crimes of OmissionCAIRO – When the United Nations was founded, its primary goals, as stated in its Charter’s preamble, included saving future generations from “the scourge of war” and reaffirming “faith in fundamental human rights.”
But in the face of conflicts that are producing widespread death and destruction, the UN and its power players have a responsibility – as stated in the UN Charter – to do everything possible to restore peace.
It stated that durable economic growth, social equality, and environmental sustainability are mutually interdependent.
Nonetheless, the loss of operational independence – the ability to act without interference in pursuit of its stated objectives, developed in consultation with political authorities – can also be fatal to a central bank’s credibility.
This requires a process in which experts – whose competence and honesty are trusted – inform decision-makers of the available options for meeting voters’ stated preferences.
What this means in principle can be stated concisely: the EU needs a common foreign policy.
The G-7 finally stated clearly what scientists have been urging for years: humanity must not merely reduce, but must end, CO2 emissions from fossil fuels this century.
On both sides, stated commitments to resolve the issue cooperatively have not produced significant results.
To be sure, the Bush doctrine is not stated starkly; it is buried in Orwellian doublespeak.
The declaration stated only that participants “noted” the need for at least $1.4 billion in annual funding.
(I serve on the FDIC’s Systemic Resolution Advisory Committee; all views stated here are my own.)
The ECB’s stated goal is to reflate the eurozone, thereby reducing the euro’s external value, by purchasing more than €1.1 trillion worth of assets.
The new Czech foreign minister, Karel Schwarzenberg, stated: “We won by telling the truth.
But, as long as Abe, backed by Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga, remains committed to his stated objectives, Japan’s economic future will remain bright.
The PBOC’s governor, Zhou Xiaochuan, has repeatedly stated that there is no basis for continued depreciation, but few in the country seem to be listening.
It will take a clearly stated, widely understood strategy – the kind that Paul Volcker introduced in 1979-1982 – to complete the job.
Jacques Chirac, more cautiously, stated that stock options should be legally “encadrés” (framed).
While depreciation would never be eurozone officials’ stated policy, it currently looks like all roads lead in that direction.
And when a country – especially a country like Ukraine, which aspires to European Union membership – fails to bring the killers to justice, its stated commitment to democracy and the rule of law rings hollow.
May has stated unequivocally that immigration control is her over-riding priority and that Norway or Switzerland can no longer be models for Britain’s relationship with the EU.
Otherwise, the stated intention of restoring inclusive growth patterns will lack credibility, undercutting the ability to make difficult but important choices.
Yet, the motto of the half-century since, at least insofar as the world's response to genocide is concerned, might better be stated as "Again and again."
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