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Educated, professionally successful people increasingly marry and live close to one another, mostly in large, prosperous metropolitan areas.
The most successful political leaders are skilled coalition-builders.
Consider Deng Xiaoping, China’s most successful reformer (the Tiananmen Square massacre of 1989 notwithstanding).
A Referendum on ObamaSTANFORD – Successful political candidates try to implement the proposals on which they ran.
Its successful implementation would undoubtedly improve conditions for the poor during China’s next phase of urbanization.
At IQor, the hugely successful outsourcing entrepreneur Vikas Kapoor now has 12 US locations, which account for half of its 11,000 employees.
For immunization of this sort to be successful, it is important to first clarify what can turn someone into a jihadi .
The sheer amount of weaponry strewn around the country will probably pose the greatest challenge to its prospects as a successful state with an effective government.
Rather than second-guessing the negotiators – or the very possibility of successful negotiations – we all need to understand the stakes a little better.
Thus, what only a few months ago had looked from Washington like a successful transition to some sort of representative government is obviously a travesty: just as under Saddam, power today grows out of the barrel of the gun – only now the state does not hold a monopoly on the means of violence.
If successful, a second phase of reform would provide limited investment funds for continued improvement in service delivery and financial efficiency.
A Commission that keeps France and Germany at bay and entrusts its major posts to representatives of "small countries," to more liberal actors, and partisans of the American intervention in Iraq, will not be successful.
The Web is the fuel of the twenty-first century, and it will propel students of all ages, from all corners of the globe, into a successful future.
If successful, a wider approach would also leave the door open for the United States to re-engage with multilateral diplomatic efforts at a future date.
President Barack Obama’s successful visit to India in 2010, and his historic speech to a joint session of Parliament, capped the most significant recent milestone in bilateral relations.
President Bill Clinton began to turn things around with a hugely successful visit to India in 2000, his last year in office.
Mexico has shown that successful growth strategies cannot be built on ready-made blueprints.
It seemed that “the office of the National Security Adviser wanted to add another ‘nuclear feather’ to Obama’s cap, following the successful negotiations with Iran,” Aziz speculated to me in a private conversation.
In fact, on January 6, the country conducted what appears to have been a successful nuclear test.
The best-managed state-owned enterprises could emerge – or remain – as successful and prominent players, adapting to expanded market competition and combining innovation with economies of scale.
Negotiations for digital rules under the TPP proved difficult, but ultimately were successful; the Obama administration overcame opposition by offering better market access for manufactured goods to some TPP partners.
To argue that peacemaking can’t be successful when governments and regimes are in flux ignores the fact that it is precisely in such circumstances that outsiders can help shape the process.
The result of the first round of elections to the National Assembly is the clearest indication yet of how successful Macron has been in recasting French politics.
While these conflicts involve historical grievances, outside actors - particularly Russia - contribute to their lack of resolution, which is essential for successful reform.
Let us bring the TPP to a successful conclusion through our joint leadership.
I cannot see how a negotiation aimed at getting Iran to renounce unilaterally a right recognized for all NPT signatories simply in order to build confidence in the West could be successful.
Yet regulators persist in trying to inject themselves into these fields, with antitrust authorities claiming that they are ripe with anti-competitive practices and exercises of “undue market power" by the most successful market participants.
The foremost example of this is the partial economic and monetary union that has been around for nearly two decades, and that must now become a full union if it is to be successful and deliver results.
If successful, the Shanghai market could trigger a shift of payments for other traded commodities as well – all at the dollar’s expense.
Indeed, creating a regulatory agency is often a crucial component of successful telecommunications reforms, which typically start by privatizing the state-owned monopoly telecom company.
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