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Likewise, in a world of 195 diverse countries – from the desperately poor or conflict-ridden to the highly developed – top-down obligations can never be uniform enough to work.
Although recent reports of the International Working Group of sovereign funds have indicated the difficulties in applying uniform governance standards, several measures are needed in order to bring Libya back to global capital markets.
Today everyone deals with life and hardship individually (a new word in our everyday vocabulary) regardless of any Kremlin desire to make life uniform.
They are uniform: red and white, brightly lit, clean and businesslike.
For in this uniformity Russia has the hope of becoming a “normal” country, a place where the uniformity of slogans is replaced by uniform commercial services.
Of course, debt-holders would be obliged to accept a uniform discount (or “haircut”) on what they are owed.
Strangely, the truck’s driver is wearing an army uniform and is not too concerned when you seize his cargo.
Germany and Sweden are generally seen as having the most generous migrant benefits, yet there is no uniform flow of people toward those two countries.
Views about social mobility are not uniform across the political spectrum or across geographic regions.
The decisive moment came when de Gaulle, in military uniform, went on television to demonstrate his mastery of the new medium.
But the potential is far from uniform.
The result will be a more uniform – and more fragile – banking system.
If they are, it is essential that they stop financing Russia’s armies – in or out of uniform.
Unfortunately, harmonization would probably apply to wage replacement payments, implying uniform minimum wage constraints for EU countries.
But Europe’s banking union also requires uniform rules for winding up insolvent financial institutions – and this has become a sticking point.
But, as the anti-establishment, pro-Thaksin “red shirts” staged huge protests of their own against the army’s suppression of their fellow demonstrators in April-May of last year, the men in uniform became agitated.
In addition to clarifying the legal framework for data sharing, the government can set an example by using the Internet to render its own data collection and transaction records more uniform and systematic.
That would create room for a more uniform tax response among countries, thus reducing the ability of the super-rich to evade taxation by switching location.
Now, the ruling group is uniform, unanimous, and most likely unfit for any serious revision of policy.
Certainly, political union and a common market require a uniform frame of reference to prevent major distortions in competition.
The economic, political, and cultural elite is too thin, too uniform, and too closed.
The schemes are effective, in part, because the federal government sets standards for training programs and issues uniform curricula for trainees.
Making matters worse, governments can be tempted to inflate their debts away – a power that has been abused since the age of monarchs, resulting in a uniform inflation tax on asset holders.
Rather than creating a uniform, predictable, and scientifically sound framework for effectively managing legitimate risks, the bio-safety protocol establishes an ill-defined global regulatory process that permits overly risk-averse, incompetent, or corrupt regulators to hide behind the precautionary principle in delaying or deferring approvals.
The country is home to every faith known to mankind, and Hinduism – a religion that not only lacks a national organization, established church, or ecclesiastical hierarchy, but also uniform beliefs or modes of worship – exemplifies our diversity as much as it does our common cultural heritage.
That same month, more than 120 retired generals signed a letter to Trump arguing that funding the State Department and the USAID is “critical to preventing conflict and reducing the need to put our men and women in uniform in harm’s way.”
The European Commission has argued that a fully-fledged banking union would need to rest on four pillars: a single deposit protection scheme covering all EU (or eurozone) banks; a common resolution authority and common resolution fund, at least for systemically important and cross-border banks; a single European supervisor for the same banks; and a uniform rule book for prudential supervision of all banks in Europe.
These, indeed, remain almost as large as in 1985, when the number of people in uniform, aircraft, warships, armor and artillery was almost twice as large as today.
Her primary demand was that Musharraf surrender his uniform.
Musharraf, according to his lawyer’s depositions before the Supreme Court, plans to give up his uniform after the indirect presidential elections he scheduled for October 6.
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