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Slavery did not succeed in keeping labor costs down because the slaves themselves were expensive.
There is also the question of who will succeed Ben Bernanke as Fed Chairman.
And it would give trade negotiations a chance to succeed.
You will never succeed, they say, if you try to bob and weave your way slowly towards an end game.
Tsipras understands that his government is skating on the thin ice of a fiscal program that cannot succeed and a reform agenda that his ministers loathe.
To succeed, however, the government will have to slay two dragons at once: The incompetence of Greece’s public administration and the inexhaustible resourcefulness of an oligarchy that knows how to defend itself – including by forging strong alliances with the troika.
Faced with fewer traditional employment opportunities, many poor women have no choice but to go into business for themselves; to succeed, they need government support.
Only by appealing to and involving the EU’s national political institutions can EU reform succeed.
Reforms that succeed in one setting may perform poorly or fail completely in others.
Over time, however, as they succeed, many explorers become exploiters.
In fact, many are too big – or at least too mismanaged – to succeed.
It is by no means clear, for example, that Kim’s coddled youngest son, Kim Jong-un – now hailed as the “Great Successor,” but singularly unprepared to lead – will ultimately succeed his father in anything but name.
But we have also come to realize that far too many efforts to fulfill global commitments lack the meaningful reporting mechanisms needed to succeed.
As world leaders design a development agenda to succeed the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), which expire in 2015, addressing these issues should be a top priority.
Of course, a self-help strategy to counterbalance China is not guaranteed to succeed.
“If I succeed in school, I can have a better life with more opportunity – and I can help my family and community,” she declares.
But, given the danger that this poses, one hopes that they succeed.
To succeed, however, requires adapting development policies to economic reality.
Given the vast economic and social benefits of a dynamic and modern agricultural sector, providing farmers with the incentives, investments, and regulations that they need to succeed should become a top priority.
Some succeed, sell their products, and find themselves pulling in more cash than they need.
Here is another way of looking at the Apple problem: If Apple continues to succeed, won’t it generate the cash that it needs for innovation from its super-products, like the iPad, the iPhone, and the MacBook?
The delusion is based on two false assumptions: that the Iranians and the Syrians can succeed in Iraq where the US has failed, and that the international community can afford to pay the price of ensuring their cooperation.
But, more importantly, no military dictator can succeed where Musharraf has so clearly failed.
Whether it will succeed or not cannot be known.
Today, reformers on the left hope that employee ownership will succeed where unionism and government ownership failed in equalizing power and wealth, and in decreasing worker alienation and exploitation.
As the US military commander in Afghanistan, General John Nicholson, has acknowledged, “It’s very difficult to succeed on the battlefield when your enemy enjoys external support and safe haven.”
Decades of research demonstrate that a variety of overlapping policies at city, subnational, national, and international levels is more likely to succeed than are single, overarching binding agreements.
But if the government is to succeed and prevent further violence, Kenya must tackle the roots of its election chaos.
If we work together as one, we must succeed.”
If they succeed, they will have undermined the stability of the system, all but ensuring that pensioners collect fewer benefits in the future.
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