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To stay in the game, the EU acknowledged a decade ago that it needed to become uniquely inventive.
Most of the people at risk live in Asia, which is uniquely exposed to the effects of climate change.
In Finland, to take another example, it is the claim of uniquely authentic representation, not criticism of the European Union, that makes the revealingly named True Finns a populist party.
France, uniquely in Western Europe, built its own independent nuclear deterrent, and has been a champion of creating a European military capacity outside NATO.
Sitov was correct to the extent that the Arizona shootings were likely facilitated by a uniquely American interaction between legal protection of individual privacy and freedom, lack of strong community bonds and resources, and easy access to handguns.
In addition to commissioning studies claiming that climate policies would hurt the US economy, the industry also consistently claimed that efforts to address global warming would be uniquely harmful to the US, would not reduce the risks of climate change, and would prevent poverty alleviation.
As the only international body charged with looking after global health, including the health of the world's poorest people, the WHO is uniquely placed to create a framework in which the needed research and development can take place.
The problem is that the US lacks experience in “persuading a uniquely large developing country with enormous domestic challenges and a historical chip on its national shoulder to cooperate actively with the international community.”
But the EIB, which is both an investment bank and the EU’s public bank, is uniquely placed to lead markets, and should not merely be following them.
But the ECB must act in its own uniquely European way and not follow the Fed as it exits its prolonged period of monetary inactivity.
But the US may be uniquely resilient: because it has historically been the global safe haven in times of economic uncertainty, it may be less affected than other countries by political unpredictability.
For starters, Kennan claimed that the particular combination of “nature and human behavior” in Latin America had produced a uniquely “unhappy and hopeless background for the conduct of human life.”
The European Commission is uniquely well placed to drive this cross-sectoral work.
This fact alone is not a reason to pick a candidate; but in Ghebreyesus’s case, his direct experience working in developing countries makes him uniquely qualified to tackle our toughest global health problems, which tend to hit developing countries the hardest.
Though the full implications of this uniquely high ratio for macroeconomic stability need further investigation, it certainly implies financial fragility and a weakening of the PBOC’s ability to control overall liquidity in the economy.
According to one view, Eastern Europe was uniquely positioned to benefit from multinational companies: its workforce was well educated, especially in engineering and sciences, and was thus able to avoid the classic “low-skills, low-wage” trap.
These companies are uniquely placed to move new ideas and technologies into early-stage demonstration projects, thereby accelerating global learning cycles.
It may be argued that the Holocaust was a crime so uniquely abhorrent as to qualify as a special case.
These so-called “inversions” would reduce these companies’ total tax bill by allowing them to escape from the United States’ uniquely unfavorable corporate tax rules.
These problems have risen to the top of the political agenda in the United States, but they are not uniquely American problems.
Avoiding distortion requires acknowledging that our way of being is not uniquely "natural," that it merely represents one among many possible forms.
Macron is uniquely qualified to work with Germany and the European Union.
As the only entity that integrates central banks, supervisors, treasuries of major economies, and international standard-setting bodies, the FSB is uniquely positioned to set priorities on financial regulation, provide regulatory coherence across the financial sector, oversee consistent implementation, and, in conjunction with the International Monetary Fund, to assess systemic vulnerabilities.
At the same time, the institution must identify what it is uniquely positioned to do.
For starters, the Bank is uniquely placed to play the role of a “balancer” in the international aid system, helping to ensure that funds flow toward the countries that most need them.
The Bank is uniquely placed to counterbalance the caprices of individual donors and ensure a better global allocation.
My candidacy symbolizes the end of the north-south divide and epitomizes the new transnational politics that is uniquely capable of saving European democracy, German democracy, and, indeed, Greek, Italian, and French democracy.
All of this is needed to enable the Fund to support the global coordination functions for which it is uniquely well equipped.
But there is nothing uniquely “Nordic” about this change.
But with appropriate preparation, a regional solution is possible, and, of all the parties involved, Syria is uniquely positioned to help bring it about.
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