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The Islamic State’s military triumphs in Iraq and Syria are not only fueling a humanitarian catastrophe; they are also throwing the region’s existing alliances into disarray and even calling into question national borders.
Already, insurers of coastal property are throwing up their hands at the difficulty of figuring out how high the sea will rise and how hard the storms to come will blow.
The EU’s Rules to Default ByBRUSSELS – Greece’s ballooning public debt is again throwing Europe’s financial markets into turmoil.
Likewise, the European Union has tried to dispel doubts about the imminence of Greek and other sovereign-debt restructurings by putting together a reasonably large stability fund (and throwing in €250 billion of still non-existent IMF commitments).
But with Brexit throwing history into reverse, the specters of the past are threatening to return.
That is what the ECB is now throwing away.
Nor have small and micro enterprises, the backbone of India’s economy, many of which closed because of demonetization and never reopened, throwing millions out of work.
I’d tell myself, ‘They are too humungous, it’s like throwing something in the sea,’” he writes.
Whereas the British resorted to the ballot box, the French have adopted a mixture of barricades, marches, and stone throwing.
But just throwing money at universities isn’t enough.
Just as a weak China was not able to count on Wilson’s protection, a strong China will not be able to count on Trump to get out of its way – at least not without throwing a few elbows.
But solving Europe’s growth problem requires more than just throwing money at it.
The consensual society that was at the center of the Federal Republic’s Wirtschaftswunder now looks inflexible, throwing up obstacles to change.
Almost the entire Shadow Cabinet has resigned, having lost confidence in party leader Jeremy Corbyn, and efforts to challenge him have been exceptionally acrimonious, with Corbyn supporters even throwing a brick through the window of one of his rivals' constituency office.
In today’s world, the national interest lies in managing openness – not in throwing it away.
Britain and Europe did the same, throwing lifelines to RBS, HBOS-Lloyds, Fortis, Hypo Real Estate, and others.
Is it treason to question throwing huge sums of money at a policy that will do virtually no good in a hundred years?
Fortunately, both Mattis and McMaster know that simply throwing more troops and more money at Afghanistan won’t do the job.
But Yeltsin himself never succeeded in fully throwing off the intellectual shackles of the past.
Such a step would trigger immense volatility throughout the international monetary system, throwing many economies – such as those that link their currencies to the US dollar or hold a large volume of dollar reserves – into crisis.
This was not the case with people asked to make judgments about relatively “impersonal” violations like throwing a switch.
On the other hand, it is only in the last couple of centuries – not long enough to have any evolutionary significance – that we have been able to harm anyone by throwing a switch that diverts a train.
First, it relied – once again – on trickle-down economics: somehow, throwing enough money at Wall Street would trickle down to Main Street, helping ordinary workers and homeowners.
Governments think we can stop this process by throwing money at it, but there are many reasons to believe that this won’t work.
Most people evicted from their homes have not been paying their mortgages, and, in most cases, those who are throwing them out have rightful claims.
There are serious dangers in throwing at developing countries a Washington-consensus view of economic policy, even if this consensus is now refurbished with new international codes and standards and with "second-generation reforms."
Better yet, the shop may be able to reuse the materials in your broken part – saving the costs and environmental burden of throwing things away, shipping them somewhere, and so forth.
It has no regrets about throwing Greece to the wolves.
They must be sustainable , so that we are not merely throwing money at problems but, instead, are using those funds to lay the foundations of a more stable and prosperous future.
But simply throwing €10 billion ($11.5 billion) at the problem will not fix it.
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