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Furthermore, among the new jobs that will be created will be many in fields like education and health care, where women have traditionally thrived.
At risk is the emerging diversity of opinion and reporting that has begun to invigorate the region’s traditionally staid and monopolistic media industry.
One can only imagine the endemic nepotism and corruption that have traditionally characterized Libya’s police forces, but they will need to be made adequately operational quickly, probably via a new loyalty oath and some crash training.
Traditionally, Moscow regarded the Council through the prism of it holding one of the five veto-wielding permanent chairs.
French politics is now crystallizing around a strong center, while the two parties of the left and right that traditionally have formed both the government and the main opposition have been swept to the margins.
The US has traditionally been in the forefront of research and development in this field, but in recent years hydrogen has been elbowed aside by intense lobbying for other alternatives.
By speaking in Poland, which has traditionally been seen as a vocal critic of Russia in the region, Trump may be hoping to remove suspicion.
It also traditionally had a weak welfare state.
American voters traditionally have favored smaller government and lower taxes than Europeans have favored (or at least tolerated).
The international community must understand that the political benefits of not alienating the old elite while offering new opportunities to traditionally excluded groups outweigh the financial cost.
Governments have traditionally been very hierarchical, but the information revolution is affecting the structure of organizations.
Traditionally, a large majority of the budget has gone either on agriculture or on the development of backward regions.
Most of the sovereign debt is now held by the official sector, which traditionally does not allow any haircut.
Japan and South Korea, for example, are vibrant democracies and export-oriented economic powerhouses, with traditionally close cultural ties and many shared values.
The agents traditionally used to speed up excretion of inorganic metals from poisoned patients turned out to make symptoms of methyl mercury poisoning worse rather than milder.
In countries that have traditionally emphasized manufacturing, the underdeveloped service sector is dominated by small enterprises – mom and pop stores.
Three Surprises in 2017LONDON – Economic pundits traditionally offer their (traditionally inaccurate) New Year predictions at the beginning of January.
Traditionally, the Netherlands has thought of itself as the smallest of the EU’s large member states.
Elites often can speak foreign languages, and big cities are traditionally more tolerant and open to mixed populations.
Traditionally a closed society, Russians love or hate, explained filmmaker Andrei Konchalovsky in 2015; they do not respect.
Moreover, agricultural policies, subsidies, and investments have traditionally benefited cereal farmers.
The Benelux countries, some Scandinavian states, and many of the new Europeans of East Central Europe have chosen traditionally right-of-centre parties.
So, not only has China become central to every aspect of the global financial and economic system, it has now demonstrated its strategic effectiveness in a region traditionally outside its orbit.
In Northeast Asia, where the US military has traditionally maintained a strong presence, we are modernizing our posture.
They also include areas not traditionally considered equality-enhancing – such as facilitating asset-building through small-business and home ownership and combating corruption – but that are just as important as education or redistribution for improving living standards.
Investors traditionally flock to the dollar not simply because it is stable, but also because it tends to strengthen in a crisis, given that its issuer has impregnable defenses and possesses the deepest and most liquid financial markets in the world.
Traditionally, sovereign risk has been concentrated in emerging-market economies.
A traditionally friendly and predictable gathering of like-minded countries was marred by finger-pointing and disagreement, resulting in an inability to achieve consensus on a final communiqué.
Eventually, even countries traditionally suspicious of “government by judges” – France being the classic case – accepted this model of constrained democracy.
And since, in addition, the Commission and the Parliament have traditionally tended to regard each other as essential allies (on the side of European integration), against the Council of Ministers (representing the nation states), it is not surprising that a censure vote has only been tried four times in the past 20 years, and never carried.
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