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To help reduce its poverty, Africa must strive to increase even further its growth rates and sustain them over a long period.
Those in Mexico, Indonesia, Brazil, India and other emerging markets should be told a quite different message: do not strive for a mythical free-market economy, which has never existed.
Yet it is by no means certain that education systems in which 50% or more of each generation strive to attain a university degree are best suited to cope with the exigencies of the twenty-first century.
Pakistan must strive for gender equality by including women in all decision-making processes – particularly when it comes to legislation.
Not only will we strive to ensure a concerted, clear and speedy reaction to international events and crises, we will also continue the dynamic development of the EU's crisis management capabilities.
Instead of simply providing handouts, governments should strive to guarantee good jobs at good wages.
Instead, the state is the target of political entrepreneurs who strive to capture it in order to capture the rents that it controls.
Those who strive for the futile goal of a “drug-free world” refuse to recognize the proven benefits of harm reduction.
They strive for inclusiveness and diversity.
All of them, thanks to globalization and new communication technologies, will strive for the same standard of living, give or take, which will necessarily lead to an overstretched global ecosystem.
The three would thus receive the status they strive for, within a larger structure and without acting as a self-appointed directoire .
In the coming years, Brazil’s government also should strive for fiscal balance (last year the deficit was still 3% of GDP), and then to attain a surplus, as Chile has done for years now.
Indeed, political entanglements are one of two sources of weakness in European-style family capitalism, as owners seek political advantages and preferred access as much as they strive for technical innovation.
It is in the EU’s vital interest to strive for a far more active policy towards Ukraine than it has so far.
Those who consider themselves members of the global free press should collectively strive to construct similar networks over which news and reporting can run free and be available to anyone with an Internet connection.
More importantly, there is no single optimal corporate ownership model that lawmakers and regulators should strive to achieve.
As leaders everywhere strive to build more equitable societies, they must not underestimate the importance of giving political voice to gendered expertise.
Like all basic human rights, the right to attend school is one that the entire world should strive to uphold.
It is far more productive to strive for something that has worked very well in the past and remains attainable: a regime of peaceful coexistence among national capitalisms.
Because we all enjoy the benefits of globalization, Havel taught us, we must all also strive to make this world a freer, safer, more just, more environmentally sustainable, and more democratic place for everyone.
The UK’s ICB has rightly stated that there is room to improve both competition and stability, given the current weak regulatory framework, but it would be imprudent to strive for the complete elimination of market power in banking.
Rather, in defending their values and security, Americans strive to defend the world, especially the Western world, from dark new threats.
British authorities will strive to keep bankers, scientists, and others in the UK; but, in the face of so much uncertainty, any new hurdle could change the outcome.
There are as many reasons to strive towards “ever closer union” in Europe today as there were back in 1945, and they are entirely forward-looking.
From this point, the government will strive to forge sustainable peace through dialogue, exchanges, and cooperation, in order to achieve unification and improve the quality of life of all Koreans.
Most people outside China do not fully appreciate the extent to which its leaders, by contrast, have engaged in extensive deliberations and broad consultations (even with foreigners) as they strive to solve the enormous problems they face.
The conditions facing forced migrants today stand in stark contrast to international commitments such as the Sustainable Development Goals, which strive to “leave no one behind.”
In this view, America’s ingenuity represents its true comparative advantage, which others strive to imitate.
The chances of a positive outcome are not good, yet we must strive for it, because, in the absence of international cooperation, the world is headed for a period of great turbulence and disruption.
Every leader and legislator should strive to live up to those ideals as he or she responds to the threat of extremism.
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