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Now that the PiS’s actions have been universally condemned, it is holding out until the end of the year, when the current constitutional court president’s mandate expires.
But without democracy, no genuine, fair, and universally beneficial integration would be possible.
Governments must establish universally accepted forms of identity as well, so that service providers can control fraud.
Though it is universally accepted and enforced in most countries, money laundering remains rampant.
One positive, and universally welcomed, step that the US could take would be finally to ratify the Law of the Sea Convention, whose principles must be the foundation for peaceful resource sharing – in the South China Sea as elsewhere.
The R&D burden must be shared among the public and private sectors, and resulting treatments must be universally adopted and available.
Politicians are universally reviled.
Today, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Slovakia, and Slovenia are universally recognized as fully integrated European countries.
The reaction has been swift, harsh, and almost universally excoriating.
The Great Brain RaceWASHINGTON, DC – For decades, research universities in the United States have been universally acknowledged as the world’s leaders in science and engineering, unsurpassed since World War II in the sheer volume and excellence of the scholarship and innovation that they generate.
Indeed, when America responded to the attacks, almost no one mourned the fall of the Taliban, who were universally condemned for their fanaticism.
But it is imperative that world leaders pursue such positive globalization strategies, rather than the negative, defensive, and protectionist policies that are so universally on offer today.
For the first time, the 2030 Agenda provides a universally accepted measurement set so all countries can communicate within the same parameters.
And of course insurers did – almost universally – pass a real-world stress test in the form of the financial crisis.
The Evidence on Education ReformsDHAKA – It is almost universally agreed that more education is good for society.
Unfortunately, the type of institutional reform promoted by, among others, the World Bank, IMF, and the World Trade Organization is biased toward a best-practice model, which presumes that a set of universally appropriate institutional arrangements can be determined and views convergence towards them as being inherently desirable.
The Great EscapismNEW YORK – Barack Obama, however mixed his accomplishments to date as US president, has sought to rebrand America and reclaim its former signature asset: its ability to embody universally admired values.
The reaction among national politicians, central banks, and banks themselves was not universally favorable.
The unwavering US position since Dwight Eisenhower’s administration has been that Israel’s borders coincide with those established in 1949, and, since 1967, the universally adopted UN Resolution 242 has mandated Israel’s withdrawal from the occupied territories.
It would be a stretch to say that Tarullo has been universally popular in the banking community.
Their idea – now called “global governance” – was to create an institutional architecture that could foster international cooperation, elaborate consensual global norms, and establish predictable, universally applicable rules, to the benefit of all.
Even the import-substitution policies, now universally scorned, were originally adopted by the developing world for good (as well as bad) reasons: the protectionist shutting-off of developed-country markets during the Great Depression which had disastrous consequences for the developing economies.
September will mark the launch of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals, the world’s first universally adopted, measurable targets for ending poverty and hunger while protecting the environment and the planet’s natural-resource base.
The dollar is almost universally expected to appreciate when US interest rates start rising, especially because the EU and Japan will continue easing monetary conditions for many months, even years.
First, the divergence of monetary policies between the US and other major economies is already universally understood and expected.
It should, instead, be regarded as a problem found almost universally in countries undergoing the earliest stages of development.
A desirable vision for the future of humanity must appeal to universally shared conceptions of justice and equity.
In fact, before long, all international trade is conducted in V$, which is universally accepted as a surrogate for gold.
Thailand ’s universally loved and respected King has not taken a public stand on the occupation of the airports nor on any other recent public demonstrations.
The only way to avoid a universally damaging outcome is to change course, restoring mutually beneficial cooperation with China, which has published a white paper in support of precisely that outcome.
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