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As long as those who should be steering the ship are preoccupied with photo-ops, it will not get back on course.
The role of government--the only actor possessing the legitimacy of a popular mandate--is fundamentally important in steering a society forward.
Two decades ago, judicious European politicians looked for a “third way,” steering a zigzag course between the importance of market mechanisms and that of other social priorities, according to which the market needed to be directed.
From the standpoint of British politics, it is possible that EEA membership will become the lodestar steering Brexit negotiations in the months ahead.
It would have a chance to participate in steering the international system, and gradually gain in power and influence.
Pursued and harried by their enemies, they crossed high mountains, turbulent rivers, and impassable grassland, with Mao steering the course from victory to victory.
Foreign policy during the Cold War, she says, was like steering within the Panama Canal; after the fall of the Berlin Wall, it was like steering within the English Channel – plenty of water on all sides, but land visible, too.
The world needs more women climate leaders, whether around the tables where policy is made or at the helm of businesses, steering them toward sustainability.
Given Chang’s pivotal role in steering North Korea’s moribund economy, his execution raised serious doubts about the regime’s stability – raising fears of the collapse of a dynasty that possesses weapons of mass destruction.
Our global problem today is that the world’s financial intermediaries are not properly steering long-term saving into long-term investments.
This is revealed in the tensions that have existed between Poland, which fears domination by the EU’s steering group, and Germany, which is reluctant to shoulder the financial burden for a union in which it is under-represented.
So should we now be alarmed that a key man steering the boat is getting off, making the world economy much more vulnerable if trouble hits again?
Steering a course between double-speak and necessary selectivity is hard.
It may well be open deception, with promoters steering gullible amateurs around a business plan’s fatal flaw, or disclosing it only grudgingly or in the fine print.
The UN Development Program administers the fund, and an independent steering committee oversees its operations.
As a result, the subsequent spurt of globalization has proceeded with no one steering the wheel - and thus with no means to implement new thinking for a better world.
Given Europe’s current political balance, and taking into account its time-honored tradition of muddling through, the following stand out as minimum requirements for steering clear of the precipice:A growing chorus of European and world opinion is pushing in the direction of more growth-oriented policies.
Its steering bodies did not function, because they were not called upon during the talks.
The leaders of the well established European democracies must explain to their own voters that enlargement has greatly benefited them, and that it will also be to their benefit to share the responsibilities and costs of steering the hardest-hit countries through the crisis.
It was expected that full integration of product and financial markets would expose inefficiencies, steering investment flows away from laggards towards the more efficient countries.
A slight move of the steering wheel in the wrong direction would wreak havoc, but we cruise carefree, because we have reasonable expectations about the behavior of other drivers.
One of those consequences is that the ECB’s policy interest rate has lost its steering and signaling functions.
In the face of growing economic pressures, Russia’s middle class is steering clear of political involvement.
Ukraine’s President Viktor Yushchenko’s popularity ratings are below 5% after steering his country from crisis to crisis since the “Orange Revolution” in 2004.
But perhaps the toughest test facing the ANC’s new leadership will be to reverse the creeping dirigisme that the country has faced in recent years, while steering bold reform.
Such systems cannot work, because they eliminate the capital market as the economic system’s main steering mechanism.
But, if he is, it could not have been revealed at a worse moment, precisely when he was intent on steering the country onto a new, courageous, and badly needed course.
Rather than worrying about the country’s food supply, he reportedly had broad responsibility for steering the Kim family fortune through a labyrinth of bank accounts on several continents.
Are there meaningful benefits beyond the convenience of keeping your hands off the steering wheel and thus being able to read a book, take a nap, or guiltlessly text?
By steering clear of services that might draw the scrutiny of financial authorities, digital startups face a natural limit to the size of their market.
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