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For China, political considerations seem to be the strongest motivation for pursuing a Northeast Asian FTA.
And while Brexit itself is nothing to celebrate, the process has at least shown that Europe is strongest when it is challenged.
In keeping with that tradition, Laudatio Si amounts to the strongest statement against harming animals ever made by a pope in a document as authoritative as an encyclical.
With the proceeds of selling a dollar at the black market rate, you can buy over $100 at the strongest official rate.
The EU’s regulations are perhaps the strongest suite of measures to stop illicitly caught fish from entering the market.
In terms of forgiveness, it is the strongest party that must apologize first.
Furthermore, the determination to crush dissent affects the urban middle classes, which might otherwise be the strongest proponents of security-sector reform in this area.
The army has always been the strongest bulwark in assuring that Pakistan does not go the way of Iran.
If not, then first the biggest and the strongest countries, and then the Central Europeans, will turn away from the European dream.
Regarded as the sick man of Europe as recently as 1999, today the country boasts the continent's strongest economy, accounting for roughly a quarter of its exports.
Elsewhere, too, depositors are beginning to transfer their savings to the strongest economy (Germany) and to safe havens beyond (Switzerland and the United States).
Not everyone subscribed to this theory, but it was the West's strongest political force for several decades.
But the strongest argument is a moral one.
This is especially true of investors in a currency whose strongest attraction is its safe-haven status.
The April industrial trends survey, conducted by the Confederation of British Industry (of which I am chief economist), showed the strongest rise in manufacturing export orders since 2011.
The output gap in advanced economies has all but disappeared, inflation is picking up, and world economic growth is forecast to be its strongest since 2010.
Mercantilism suggests, among other things, that Germany is the world’s strongest economy, because it has the largest current-account surplus.
“The world’s strongest economy” can do better.
The long-term pain treatment with the strongest empirical support involves lifestyle modifications such as exercise, stress reduction, and weight loss – all of which require significant time and effort.
In fact, the economy that has imbibed the strongest dose of expansionary policy has recovered less: GDP per capita in the UK today is still 6% below the 2007 level.
According to the latest “nowcast”-type indicators, world GDP growth is exceeding 4% – perhaps the strongest performance seen since before the 2008 financial crisis.
It is not surprising that the greatest and strongest ideological opponent of the American way of life was not in distant Europe or Asia, but in Cuba, just 90 miles off the Florida coast.
And the rest of the world wants the flexibility afforded by the currency of the largest, strongest, and most stable economy.
Indisputably the strongest and most dependable of the 28 member countries, it lacks a vision of where beleaguered Europe should be heading.
The weakest of the “big three” developed economies – the eurozone – has thus been left with the strongest currency.
The responsibility for the current conflict within the EU rests with eurozone governments, but primarily with Germany and France, the zone’s two strongest economies.
For many years Germany and Japan dominated world exports, and at the time both the yen and the Deutsche Mark were among the "strongest" currencies in the world.
So it is bizarre that, today, leaders in the world's strongest economies are dabbling in such dangerous nonsense again.
By the 1890’s, Germany was the strongest power on the continent.
Germany, in particular – Europe’s largest country, and its strongest in economic terms – seems to have fallen victim to historical amnesia.
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