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The biggest development successes in recent years have been in places like China and Vietnam, where Western economic ideas, to the extent that they were considered at all, lost out to more practically oriented policymakers.
But this also implies that the new digital economy’s many successes will be accompanied by many failures.
For all of its successes under NAFTA and other market-opening devices, the country has recorded relatively slow GDP growth.
And yet, despite May’s personal successes, this week might well be remembered as the moment when the foreign-policy costs of Brexit became clear.
For some time, senior military officials have been concentrating on rooting out terrorism at home, and they have scored some impressive successes.
In formulating the post-2015 development agenda, measuring the MDGs’ successes – and identifying where progress has lagged – is critically important.
So, too, are China’s leaders, who are considering what they might learn from the Kremlin’s successes.
In a recent interview, Obama emphasized America’s “extremely effective” participation in multilateral organizations and its role in developing international rules and norms as successes of his first-term foreign policy.
Progress, it is true, is the child of small successes, and to that extent success in the Balkans may catalyze progress towards a new order of European stability.
But one should not overlook the role of government in these successes.
Even after its crushing World War II defeat and occupation by the United States, Japan managed major economic successes, becoming by the 1980s a global industrial powerhouse, the likes of which Asia had never seen.
Widespread successes with cable-stayed structures have made the type almost commonplace.
The successes of Hong Kong, Singapore, China, and South Korea should serve as a powerful reminder that Thailand has great potential, if only its elites would stop behaving like spoiled children playing a game at which only they are allowed to win.
That may turn out to be a mistake: successes like his are never easy to replicate, not without having proved something first.
Turkey itself emerged from the ruins of the Ottoman Empire, and Turkish political life has often been tumultuous, marked by competing visions and aspirations, successes and setbacks.
The Tanzania conference will allow us to assess what we have learned from past successes, as well as what needs to change in the future.
Meanwhile, the Commission already polices the internal market – one of Europe’s major policy successes – by monitoring member states’ compliance with the single market’s rules.
In any case, the EU, not NATO, has driven the biggest foreign-policy successes in recent decades, from the pacification of the Balkans to the Iran nuclear deal to the response to Russia’s annexation of Crimea.
As his campaign, once regarded with derision, continues to rack up successes – most recently, in the Michigan and Mississippi primaries and the Hawaii caucus – pundits are scrambling for some historical or foreign analogue that can shed light on the phenomenon.
Berlusconi’s greatest successes – especially during his 2001-2006 and 2008-2011 terms (he also served in 1994-1995) – lay in the manipulation of media and public opinion.
Still, the successes and longevity of ideologues like Tudjman could be more apparent than real.
It would be reductionist and wrong to suggest that the private sector succeeds at development aid and the public sector fails; many of the Gates Foundation’s greatest successes have resulted from partnerships with governments.
Given this, just as China’s successful efforts to reduce rural poverty can serve as a model for others, other countries’ successes in managing urban poverty can – and should – help to guide China’s efforts.
What happens on the playing field depends on everything that happened before – the failures as well as the successes.
True, there are successes.
While it is too early to reach a conclusive verdict on the US loan-guarantee program, it is clear that the Solyndra case cannot be properly evaluated without taking into account the many successes that the program has spawned.
The transparency mechanism supports this shift, by allowing journalists, activists, scientists, concerned citizens, and climate-friendly businesses to engage in debates, publicize successes and failures, solicit help and advice, and offer support to lagging countries.
The greatest successes in fighting global poverty have come from China and India, two countries that have largely pulled themselves up by their own bootstraps.
After a slow start, Clinton had his successes.
Uruguayans still derive immeasurable satisfaction from their soccer successes, including two World Cup triumphs (albeit back in 1930 and 1950) and a semifinal in South Africa in 2010.
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