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We made a commitment to create a maritime and air communication mechanism in order to prevent unforeseen incidents between our countries from generating tensions and miscalculation.
After all, without unforeseen change, much of human endeavor would be fruitless, and innovation would be unnecessary.
Almost a decade later, the same question is being asked of “experts” following the extraordinary and unforeseen events of the past 12 months – from the United Kingdom’s Brexit referendum to Donald Trump’s election as President of the United States.
Incidents are unforeseen events and technical failures that occur during normal plant operation and result in no off-site releases of radiation or severe damage to equipment.
I’ve been awarded the Nobel Prize for something I seem to have said, or done, or thought, in 1934!”Discoveries can come from unforeseen directions, as seemingly unrelated and obscure research areas intersect unexpectedly.
Instead, the administration faced issues that were completely unforeseen, including Afghanistan and Iraq, and that consumed it for the next eight years.
Consequently, credit growth remains unchecked until an unforeseen event triggers China’s “Lehman” moment.
The second type of instrument is emergency funding to deal with unforeseen events, such as natural disasters, market breakdowns, and political instability.
The genocide against the Tutsi was neither entirely unforeseen nor spontaneous.
But it is also the responsibility of the government to prepare a detailed and realistic policy aimed at securing the necessary level of defense capability in the event of unforeseen threats.
Their reasoning: Since the future is uncertain, it makes sense to retain the flexibility conscription permits, to respond both to unforeseen changes in the security environment and to shortfalls in the recruitment of volunteers; here the difficulties that allied armies are encountering which have jettisoned conscription have been a warning.
For example, the bloody conflict in Syria is fraught with challenges and unforeseen consequences.
Because the next election was expected in 2020, it was possible that some unforeseen development in the three years might allow Labour to revive.
Political leaders should also seek to stabilize defense budgets by creating separate funds for unforeseen multilateral peacekeeping operations, like the Balkans and Afghanistan, and by putting defense planning on a multi-year rather than an annual cycle.
Gas is arguably more vulnerable than oil to unforeseen supply interruptions.
Uribe’s absence has opened the election in unforeseen ways.
One unforeseen consequence of the hefty budgets now devoted to science is that such vast funds have increased the pressure for practical outcomes.
Indeed, it could even precipitate some unforeseen Israeli countermeasures.
Without capital controls, an unforeseen shock could trigger large-scale capital flight, leading to significant currency devaluation, skyrocketing interest rates, bursting asset bubbles, bankruptcy and default for financial and non-financial enterprises, and, ultimately, the collapse of China’s financial system.
Indeed, with US defense spending finally set to decline after a decade of debt-financed war in Iraq and Afghanistan, America has little fiscal room for an unforeseen military entanglement.
Annual sales in the United States are expected to reach seven million units by 2020, and many are already predicting a future in which drones reshape our cities – through remote delivery of goods, airborne surveillance, or as yet unforeseen applications.
But the Japanese may already have fallen victim to an unforeseen pitfall.
Such simple extrapolations of current economic growth rates often turn out to be mistaken because of unforeseen events.
As we know from WWI, wars founded on lies are likely to produce a series of disastrous unforeseen consequences.
The most unforeseen event occurred at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant.
Taming the Private Equity “Locusts”The full repercussions of the financial crisis triggered by bad mortgages in the United States are still unclear, but the unforeseen effects already include an unstoppable demand for greater transparency in financial markets, and better regulation.
It is emerging in ways that were unforeseen by those who founded our existing global institutions.
Moreover, it turns out that many likely appropriate applications of blockchain in finance – such as in securitization or supply-chain monitoring – will require intermediaries after all, because there will inevitably be circumstances where unforeseen contingencies arise, demanding the exercise of discretion.
And it was driven partly by an unforeseen increase in real-estate investment growth, to 6%.
Alas, they failed to set aside enough capital for this unforeseen contingency, and external investors such as the sovereign wealth funds of China, Singapore, and the Middle East have had to come to the rescue.
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