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That said, multinational companies can take several steps to further their LGBT inclusion strategies on a global scale.
At the same time, several steps can be taken to reduce foreclosures.
Chinese companies are major producers in a broad range of industries, but they have yet to take over the steps that add the most value.
If Renzi steps down, Italy could become almost ungovernable, which will frighten financial markets.
So a final element of the package ought to be a monitored pledge by eurozone banks that they will not unload bonds as the official sector steps in; that they will raise capital over time instead of continuing to deleverage (if this hurts bank equity holders, they should think of this as burden sharing); and that they will be circumspect about banker bonuses until economies start growing strongly again.
To be sure, President Xi Jinping has taken some steps to rein in the state sector.
The key problem, which has not been addressed so far, is that a fiscal adjustment on this scale requires the government to take two steps that can be implemented only with wide social approval: a cut in wages and a cut in social expenditure.
Both steps are now as unpopular in Greece as they are unavoidable.
In many cases, simple steps like washing hands, warming the baby with skin-to-skin care, or treating high blood pressure would make all the difference.
We trained a group of nurses and doctors to coach birth attendants and managers to deliver the vital basics found in the World Health Organization’s Safe Childbirth Checklist: proper supplies and steps to prevent infection, identification and treatment of high blood pressure to prevent eclampsia, and appropriate medication to prevent hemorrhage.
Birth attendants who had been performing just seven of 18 known life-saving steps during childbirth now performed 13.
But, as we observed, while our basic checklist provided the targets for improvement and a tool for organizing and reminding people of key steps, more was needed to accelerate change, including financial resources, political will, and the dedication of leaders, providers, and the community to demand progress.
The deal concluded at the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Paris commits countries to take steps to limit warming to “well below” 2º Celsius relative to pre-industrial levels and to pursue “efforts” to limit warming to 1.5ºC.
These steps barely veiled an agenda intended not only to guarantee electoral victory, but also to cement political dominance by the Kibaki’s ethnic group.
These are undoubtedly steps in the right direction.
When Germany starts taking the practical steps required to submerge its D-mark in a single European currency, the decision will become irrevocable and France will no longer be dependent on German goodwill.
The United States is taking tentative steps to follow Japan in regulating fintech, though the endgame is far from clear.
The second issue is the need to take further steps toward closer integration within the eurozone.
Even Ayman al-Zawahiri, Al Qaeda’s current leader, views al-Baghdadi as an extremist, and has taken steps to distance his group from the Islamic State.
G-20 governments agreed on steps to curb tax dodging by multinational companies last year.
None of these steps will do much – certainly not in the short run – to address the key challenge that will define Macron’s presidency: creating jobs.
Meanwhile, progress toward a banking union will be slow, while no steps will be taken toward establishing a fiscal union, even as austerity fatigue and political risks in the eurozone’s periphery grow.
After all, that is how the European Union was created, taking one step at a time, knowing full well that additional steps would be required.
While the report contains a number of important observations, its underlying assumption – that steps toward all of its goals should be taken in parallel, with a genuine political union emerging at the end of the process – is problematic.
These are steps toward the unification of a state and nation, and not attempts to gain revenge or break up Russia.
Thus, two important steps have been taken: one by the people of Iran, who have shown that they understand the challenges they face, and the other by their new president, who has assembled the best team available to undertake an enormously difficult program.
As the Iraqi people take more steps along the challenging road to democracy, more NATO countries have agreed to help train Iraqi security personnel by providing funds or equipment and by establishing a war college and military academies.
It is a symphony – often not a very harmonious one – of small steps that you hope will lead to something greater.
The G-7 countries should drive this effort forward by taking concrete steps to fulfill the commitments they made in their joint declaration.
Its leaders will now have to take much more resolute steps on the way to peace if the argument that they used to derail the Goldstone Report – that it should be seen as “hindering the peace process” – is to have any credibility at all.
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