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If the Obama administration does not succeed in stopping Iran by peaceful means from crossing the threshold to becoming a nuclear power, a hot confrontation is lurking.
Macroprudential controls on credit growth are useful, but sometimes ineffective in stopping asset bubbles when low interest rates continue to underpin generous liquidity conditions.
To Netanyahu, stopping the Iranian bomb is an existential priority.
At present it sits in the middle of the road, stopping all traffic except frivolous speculation.
If these industries and companies can take a long-term view, what is stopping other firms from doing so?
Because these activities’ costs are so high and their benefits so low, stopping them would be easy.
In the face of these challenges, why should stopping climate change be our top priority?
Such incentives are targeted at foreign investors and the local elite, with the aim of stopping or even reversing capital flight.
Riham Osman, speaking on behalf of the Muslim Public Affairs Council, which participated in the summit, said that using terms like “radical Islam" harms the cause of stopping the violence.
These include Goal 8, ending forced labor, modern slavery, trafficking, and child labor;Goal 4, ensuring education for all;Goal 3, providing universal access to healthcare; and Goal 16, stopping all forms of violence against children.
Stopping Latin America’s Budding Arms RaceIn recent weeks, many observers of the Latin American military situation have detected what could be the beginning of a new arms race in the region.
Stopping Latin America’s budding arms race is about as good an idea as there can be.
Because just one nuclear-armed country can make achieving regional stability a near-impossible task, stopping Iran had far-reaching regional implications.
Trade is relevant to the North Korean nuclear challenge, because strict economic sanctions by China – potentially including a halt in oil supplies – are probably the world’s best bet for stopping the North’s nuclear program (in exchange for certain security guarantees from the US).
It requires going completely vegan, which means stopping eating and using any animal products: milk, eggs, honey, meat, poultry, seafood, fur, leather, wool, gelatin, and much else.
In a world of unlimited data, there is little stopping us from providing refugees with this lifesaving connectivity.
And with more than ten million people contracting the disease every year, funds tend to be directed toward stopping its spread.
These achievements are not stopping war, but they are reducing the number of terrible human rights violations that accompany armed conflict.
Grow Your Own Silicon ValleySAN FRANCISCO: The dot.com boom may have gone bust for the moment, but that is not stopping governments from wanting to encourage their own high-tech industries.
Russia shows no sign of withdrawing from Crimea or stopping its efforts to destabilize eastern Ukraine.
He now has the opportunity to make good on those promises by stopping the Keystone XL pipeline.
Is it really conceivable that the homeland of the “Red Terror” with countless unpunished crimes from the Soviet era, and which bears traces of blood from Lithuania to the Caucasus, will provide reliable help in stopping Iran and North Korea from threatening the world?
Stopping a Dirty BombVIENNA – Nuclear terrorism is, in the words of US President Barack Obama, “the gravest danger we face.”
The main change should be stopping agricultural protection for rich country farmers.
Stopping the spread of nuclear weapons would seem a more promising issue for global collaboration.
If we spend vast amounts of money on carbon cuts in the mistaken belief that we are stopping malaria and reducing malnutrition, we are less likely to put aside money for the direct policies that would help today.
At a minimum, a market-based approach would require putting a price on carbon and stopping subsidies to some of the old sources of power, both of which are currently out of reach politically.
It may harden the Sudanese government’s position, endanger the survival of the peace-keeping forces in Darfur, and even induce al-Bashir to take revenge by stopping or making even more difficult the flow of international humanitarian assistance to the two million displaced persons in Darfur.
Confronting the threat that an unsettled Iraq poses to Europe and to the transatlantic relationship implies stopping these tactical games.
Paul – who is, ironically, a physician – went so far as to mention the many children he knew who suffered “profound mental disorders” after having had vaccinations, indulging the anti-vaccination advocates who might support him politically, while stopping short of making a false scientific claim.
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