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With the Mexican government failing to translate its rhetoric on human rights into action, NAFTA may provide a powerful mechanism to improve outcomes.
But their will and ability to translate this view into policy are limited.
Popular elections do not translate into representation in a system designed by China to ensure that its allies win a majority every time.
Of course, women’s changing status may not translate immediately into growing political influence.
In order to prove the skeptics wrong, Xi must translate rhetoric into policy, and policies into concrete, measurable results.
But the problem for Cowen (and for the EU) is that this level of support does not seem to translate to the ballot box: the Irish rejected EU treaties on two of the last three occasions when they were asked to vote.
The conventional wisdom of drawing on friends, family, and fools for new business endeavors seems to translate in the MENA region as, “If you are not a friend or family, you must be a fool.”
Why does slow productivity growth translate into high costs?
Such efforts should promptly translate into legislative changes in areas ranging from insolvency to patents, from CO2 emission-reduction schemes to “smart” electricity grids.
Recapturing territory from ISIS – particularly the cities that have served as “capitals” of their self-proclaimed caliphate – goes a long way toward weakening it, by sending the message that the group cannot, in fact, translate its religious ideology into a real geopolitical force.
The task amounts to this generation’s greatest opportunity to translate high aspirations into concrete targets.
But the growth in media outlets and liberalization of the country’s politics did not translate into more press freedom.
But the longer they wait, the weaker the stimulus to economic activity and income, and the more consumers must rely on dissaving to translate their positive sentiment into actual purchases of goods and services.
If improved confidence in the US economy does not translate into stronger hard data, unmet expectations for economic growth and corporate earnings could cause financial-market sentiment to slump, fueling market volatility and driving down asset prices.
Unless the Trump administration can work well with a cooperative Congress to translate market-motivating intentions into well-calibrated actions soon, the lagging hard data risks dragging down confidence, creating headwinds that extend well beyond financial volatility.
But, recognizing that economic power could translate into political influence, the BRICS held their first informal meeting in 2006, and their first leaders’ summit in 2009.
Without compensatory measures – including pre-school education, ideally beginning at a very young age – unequal opportunities translate into unequal lifelong outcomes by the time children reach the age of five.
Indeed, rapid growth in investment may translate into high import growth and trade deficits.
Bolivia needs leaders who can move the country beyond social wars that translate into stagnation.
So, even if there are good reasons to expect a period of sub-par investment and employment growth, this need not translate into slow productivity or GDP growth.
It will reinforce convergence expectations among financial market participants, which will translate into lower risk premia for investors.
That provides plenty of time to translate political commitments made in New York into a legally-binding accord.
But, while the decline in tax payments will be about 0.8% of GDP, it is not clear how much of this will translate into additional consumer spending and how much into additional saving.
Furthermore, sudden large currency moves tend to translate into financial-market instability.
Changes like these are helping to translate development ambition into action.
These views translate readily into action.
But that economic growth can translate into more effective national defense only if Congress enacts future increases in the defense budget, targeting those areas that are in greatest need of expansion.
But this awareness has yet to translate into a unified response.
So, how can we translate our commitments and priorities into better lives for people who are affected by conflict and fragility?
For no system exists in Russia to translate research into marketable products and technologies.
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