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And it can help us tackle currently incurable diseases and expand access to credible medical advice, without requiring additional medical specialists.
Ever since Richard Nixon took the dollar off the gold standard and exchange rates were floated worldwide, the US has sought to tackle its chronic bilateral trade deficit with Japan by pushing for a strong yen.
Fortunately, recent research points to a smarter way to tackle climate change.
It would be less expensive and more fruitful for America to tackle the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, return to a multilateral approach, and respect the moral principles that it recommends to others.
Such carbon finance can also tackle deforestation, which represents about 20% of the global CO2 emissions causing climate change.
Ending the country’s violence will require a government with both the legitimacy and capacity to tackle the underlying sources of the Taliban insurgency.
Economies of scope arise because a single regulator can tackle cross_sector issues more efficiently and effectively than a multiplicity of regulators.
Such a reversal would be catastrophic for global efforts to tackle climate change.
Should we really be diverting resources away from efforts to tackle poverty and hunger in developing countries to raise awareness about environmentally conscious lifestyles?
Just as Paul Volcker had the courage to tackle the Great Inflation, Jerome Powell may well be remembered for taking an equally courageous stand against the insidious perils of the Asset Economy.
The year that has just passed has demonstrated – in the handling of the financial crisis and in trying to tackle climate change – both the need for and the difficulties of creating a new paradigm of global governance.
From my own vantage point in Germany, I’ve seen growing numbers of businesses seize the opportunity to tackle logistical and humanitarian challenges, offering services that help refugees rebuild their lives, while sharing the costs of infrastructure, technology, health care, training, education, and more.
To tackle global problems, we need to strengthen and democratize international institutions like the United Nations.
Merkel is today’s leading example of that, as she provides the direction Europe needs to tackle the challenging existential crisis that it faces.
By sharing the knowledge and expertise that we have developed over decades of diarrheal disease management and research, we are playing a leading role in global efforts to tackle outbreaks.
We do not yet have all the answers when it comes to the best way to tackle obesity.
Recent research for the Copenhagen Consensus identifies six highly cost-effective options that would tackle some of the planet’s most urgent health problems.
Macron, for his part, recognizes that this system will have to be transformed in order to tackle inequality and social immobility, and to spur more inclusive growth over the long term.
Fortunately, there is growing political will to tackle these issues.
For how long, he says, “depends on God.”Keeping the Climate-Finance PromiseLONDON – In 2009, the world’s rich countries pledged to mobilize $100 billion a year by 2020 to help poor countries tackle climate change.
Clearly, effective strategies to tackle the NCD burden require a critical examination of what people are eating and their levels of physical activity.
The contrast between saving lives today and aiming at tomorrow becomes clear when efforts to tackle global warming are included in the comparison.
As governments across the West have become increasingly bogged down trying to fix a broken economy, China has been formulating a whole series of new, well-considered policies and forging ahead with bold decision-making to tackle one daunting problem after another.
But, domestically, confidence in Jokowi's capacity and will to tackle corruption has eroded with his nomination – only very belatedly withdrawn – of a suspiciously wealthy but politically well-connected candidate for National Police Chief.
By freeing up resources devoted to enforcing policies against low-level users, countries can better tackle serious drug-supply issues and provide people with the effective treatment that they need and deserve.
But unless China’s leaders also tackle the challenges posed by market and bureaucratic inefficiencies, the objective of strong and sustainable growth will remain out of reach.
Mergers are no silver bullet, but they could help to alleviate serious problems relatively quickly – though, in the longer term, the banks would still have to tackle the legacy of heavy and rigid structures and rebuild their reputations, with a strong focus on consumer service and fairness.
This would increase citizens’ confidence in the police force, thereby helping to tackle another key problem: the underreporting of crime.
Whoever leads the next German government must tackle unemployment, both for the sake of the economically most vulnerable and to ensure public confidence in the current system.
The president of the European Commission, José Manuel Barroso, for example, used this argument when he presented the European Union’s proposal to tackle climate change earlier this year.
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