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History suggests that collective negotiation about currencies and a new approach to the issue of reserves are unlikely to succeed.
The principles that Ukraine is defending – the very principles on which the EU is based – will be abandoned, and the EU will have to spend a lot more money on defending itself than it would need to spend helping the new Ukraine succeed.
The European project will succeed only when it creates a European sense of “us” so powerful that it feels right that, say, Bulgarians should be permitted to live and work in Birmingham.
With quick action before these two summit meetings, the world will be ready to launch the SDGs with the data systems that they need to succeed.
And while the AfD attacks her right flank, rivals within her own party will be jostling to succeed her.
Whether policymakers succeed will depend on whether they can navigate the challenges stemming from an increasingly divided dual-track economy.
To succeed, they must address the fallout of the previous approach, which, by providing more money and preferential policies to the lagging track, ended up fueling overcapacity and unsustainable local debts.
To save the euro – which is essential, because the European project’s fate depends on the success of monetary union – Europe needs action now: in addition to indispensable austerity measures and structural reforms, there is no way to succeed without a viable economic program that will assure growth.
If the French want this process to succeed, they must set out clear timelines, and a date by which the talks must yield results.
Here you should recall Keynes' saying: "in the street it is more acceptable to fail by conventional means than to succeed by unconventional ones."
Yet not all minorities long subject to discrimination necessarily succeed under conditions of market competition.
In particular, if Europe is to succeed with Germany at the helm, Germans and everyone else will have to break more decisively with the past than they have managed to do so far.
If it is to succeed, the West must recognize the advantages that Russia already wields – namely, Putin’s understanding of the Western psyche and political circumstances.
Because private companies reap the benefits of the trials that do succeed, they should also shoulder the risks.
The Drawbacks of Forward GuidanceBERLIN – The nomination of Janet Yellen to succeed Ben Bernanke as Chair of the US Federal Reserve comes at one of the riskiest moments in the recent history of the Fed.
Mubarak has been re-elected four times, and rumors have persisted that he will either seek a fifth six-year term or establish a "hereditary republic" and groom his 41-year old son, Gamal, to succeed him, like Syria's Hafez al-Assad and son, Bashar.
Nevertheless, NATO would succeed if outside civilian efforts, resources, organization, and leadership in Afghanistan were equal to its own.
These efforts will succeed only if they include a modicum of transitional justice.
In the end, I don’t think they will succeed.
And, while no one can say yet whether the BRICS’ initiatives will succeed, they represent a major challenge to the Bretton Woods institutions, which should respond.
They want Iran to succeed – and to be recognized for its success – in sports, arts, and education at an international level.
All who admire the European experiment must hope that they succeed.
Like many dictatorships before them, they may be the first to believe their own propaganda – in this case, that they can succeed against a South Korean foe that is not buttressed by American military might.
Likewise, the longstanding hemorrhage of talent and capital from Scotland might accelerate should nationalists succeed in persuading a majority of Scots to vote for secession this autumn.
We cannot succeed on our own; this much is certain.
If the talks succeed, the global trade map will need to be redrawn.
They could not possibly succeed in convincing the country’s powerful military establishment to place constraints on the development of the country’s nuclear arsenal.
In this regard, Hollande has a chance to succeed on the international scene as a truly pro-European leader.
However, all external observers know very well that this is not the case, even if Abbas can undoubtedly succeed in reducing the level and number of attacks.
We are determined to press ahead with the structural reforms needed to succeed.
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