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The Bank as a whole, however, is unlikely to succeed if it continues to attempt to become a centralized provider of solutions.
Other VCs focus almost exclusively on Stanford and Harvard graduates, not because they believe that only people from those elite campuses can succeed, but because they already have too many opportunities and want to limit their “search costs.”
Clearly, economics – if it is to succeed and progress – must be very different in a generation from what it is today.
Which policies Trump will pursue remains unknown, to say nothing of which will succeed or what the consequences will be.
Finally, to succeed, a madman government needs to have a plausible war plan for causing a general disruption.
The main elements of such an international solution are the following:To succeed, this force must act very differently from the UN’s previous failed efforts in Lebanon.
2009 is supposed to see the conclusion of an agreement on global warming and climate change to succeed and build on the Kyoto Protocol.
Increased spending on social programs, as suggested in the ADB report, will not succeed if officials are syphoning state funds for personal gain.
Questions are being raised in the Senate about the suitability of Mike Pompeo, a hardliner on Muslims and Russia, to succeed Rex Tillerson as Secretary of State.
The moneylender is happy to lend for any purpose, including non-productive expenditures like weddings and dowries, whereas a PMFI, if it is to succeed, can finance only income-generating, economically sustainable activities.
Its highly effective programs provide what children – all children – need to succeed in school.
What is remarkable is how matter-of-factly Europe’s transgressors succeed in cloaking themselves with the mantle of a new social breakthrough.
But to succeed on the job, young people must have the skills and education that a modern economy requires.
The government recently integrated Akazi Kanoze’s approach in the national curriculum to equip secondary and TVET students with the soft skills they require to succeed.
But if you succeed, this will change not only your life but also the lives of many of your people.”
By definition, few succeed, but those who do may enjoy great personal and financial rewards.
When I do, however, I only succeed (as before) in destroying illusions; ime the naive belief that a solution to the plight of women had been found in the now discarded socialist regimes.
But it can succeed only if we embark now on an agenda to boost natural resource productivity more broadly and on a more integrated basis.
Cultural differences will not and should not disappear, but if the people themselves have learned to live with them, populists will not succeed in using them as political weapons.
Europe’s effort to keep the JCPOA alive by shielding European companies from American penalties is also unlikely to succeed.
This period of expanding policy inconsistencies could prove to be temporary and reversible if central banks succeed in jolting economies out of their malaise, and if countries come to recognize that greater cross-border policy coordination is urgently needed.
Not all popular demands for freedom succeed: in the confusion, reactionary forces can make their move.
Don’t Appease PutinBRUSSELS – Both US President Barack Obama and Donald Trump, the Republican party’s putative nominee to succeed him, have criticized European members of NATO in recent months for failing to fulfill their defense-spending commitments.
So makeshift assistance will be sufficient to allow Greece to succeed, but that leaves Spain, Italy, Portugal, and Ireland.
They not only helped to turbocharge the discussion, but also – and more important – helped to forge policymakers’ resolve to find the resources that will be required to get the job done under the upcoming Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs, which will succeed the MDGs).
But it is not impossible, particularly for those African countries that succeed in modernizing their political institutions.
To succeed, public agencies will have to overcome significant challenges.
He will need to keep them calm if he is to succeed.
Because it is almost certain that CCP General Secretary, President, and commander-in-chief Hu Jintao and Premier Wen Jiabao will receive second five-year terms, all eyes are on whether Hu will succeed in elevating one or more of his younger allies to the Standing Committee.
A recent Pew Forum study found Europe’s Muslims to be “markedly less well off than the general population, frustrated with economic opportunities and socially isolated,” while most American Muslims say that “their communities are excellent or good places” to live; 71% say they can succeed in the US if they work.
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