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That may require social support to encourage the patients to continue the medications even when they feel healthy, and to help ensure the timely and affordable supply of medications.
A timely reminder by EU leaders of the strategic importance of the aerospace sector would have helped allay many of the misgivings in Berlin, and to a lesser degree in London, that ultimately sank the deal.
I recommended a macroeconomic stabilization strategy that had been highly successful in nearby Poland, and that called for timely financial assistance from the United States, Europe, and the IMF, just as Poland had received.
Last year, Amnesty International produced a report detailing what must be done to ensure that abortions in South Africa are safe, timely, and in compliance with local law.
In that sense, emerging-market countries’ central banks have learned the lesson of the 1970’s and 1980’s, when inflation ruled the world and crippled economic growth – in large part because central banks did not act in a timely fashion.
These statements of faith are both historic and timely, as the world’s countries seek to implement global agreements in areas ranging from climate change to the Sustainable Development Goals and the establishment of marine reserves on the high seas.
Moreover, even without a timely correction, Brazil will respond to crisis in a far different way to Mexico.
The Fed does not surprise markets often, and this has been especially true of the Ben Bernanke-led Fed, which has devoted enormous time and effort to better communication, greater transparency, and timely management of expectations.
Why, the public asks, can’t politicians sit down together like sensible adults and come up with a timely agreement that commands broad consensus?
With that revolution already marginalizing some countries and communities – and creating new opportunities for others – the question could hardly be more timely.
Establishing stronger incentives for agencies to produce good data – that is, data that are accurate, timely, relevant, and readily available – would also help, with clearly delineated metrics defining what qualifies as “good.”
They should also support our efforts to realign the existing frameworks for mobilizing ODA and ensure more timely and predictable access to external financing, along the lines established by the Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness, which specifies guidelines for monitoring and measuring how donor financial assistance is used.
These favorable and appropriate actions will allow Japan, for the first time in its postwar history, to meet the international community’s requests in a timely way.
Massive investments will be needed to strengthen governments’ capacity to collect timely, relevant, and high-quality data; to analyze information; and to present it to policymakers in ways that allow them to grasp and tackle the major challenges to sustainability.
After millions of years of evolution, humans have developed a capacity for contextual intuition that enables trained doctors to make sensible and timely decisions in uncertain, data-scarce environments.
With Senators Patrick Leahy and Chuck Grassley, Kaufman worked last year to pass a bill providing timely resources to federal law enforcement agencies working on recent financial fraud.
In order to set clear targets for managing water scarcity, reliable, timely data are needed to understand variations in the quality and quantity of water caused by climate change and environmental degradation, as well as to identify patterns of water consumption by households, farmers, and industry.
Turkey has established a Financial Stability Committee to oversee effective and timely implementation of policies directly affecting the financial sector, and an Economy Coordination Board to monitor and evaluate issues concerning overall economic stability.
Free public access to accurate, timely information is central to these rights.
At the same time, multidimensional measures are growing in both rigor and acceptance, owing to timely data collection, intensive research, and new and emerging methodologies.
Running clinical trials under the auspices of affected countries’ health ministries and the WHO – with full transparency in terms of processes and outcomes – would enable the relevant authorities to make timely and informed decisions regarding which treatments and vaccines to investigate further and when to deploy them.
We need not only more precise use of language, but also timely and accurate measurement of banks’ capital levels.
Americans must acknowledge that educational and medical privacy laws require limited exceptions for notification of family and authorities when clear signs of severe mental illness surface, so that colleges and other institutions can take timely action.
The dearth of timely, reliable data has long been an impediment to the analysis of trends in India’s labor market.
As India’s economy modernizes, it is essential that policymakers design and implement a system of labor-market assessment that enables more relevant, timely, and accurate analysis of trends.
The world can trust Mr. Rubin's long time deputy, the economist Larry Summers, to keep the ship afloat: he knows better than anyone that timely and decisive tax cuts are the way to keep the economy from tumbling.
The dissolutions of parliament in 1999 and 2006 were carried out according to the law, and elections were called in a timely fashion.
If North Korea had reciprocated in a timely manner following US envoy William Perry’s visit to Pyongyang in May 1999, President Bill Clinton’s policy of engagement with the North might have been upgraded to a push for normalization of diplomatic relations.
Many countries in Latin America and South Asia, for example, have become mired in the so-called “middle-income trap,” because they failed to adjust their growth models in a timely manner.
The coincidence of economic crisis with the 30th anniversary of China’s reforms has provided a timely reminder of the pain of the Cultural Revolution, memories of which make most Chinese opposed to returning in any way to the pre-reform years.
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