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Then, in 2008, the authorities began to enforce the contribution rate vigorously, which squeezed firms.
Such steps should include deepening EU-Turkey cooperation on counter-terrorism, Syrian refugees, and the multiple crises from Libya to Ukraine, as well as upgrading and modernizing the customs union agreement (as the World Bank recently advocated) and vigorously pursuing visa liberalization.
Women who compete in the labor market generally support efforts to challenge sexual double standards and vigorously prosecute sexual harassment.
A 20% reduction in the EU’s CO2 emissions, vigorously enforced throughout this century, would merely postpone temperature increases due to global warming by two years at the end of the century, from 2100 to 2102 – a negligible change.
Moroccan feminists have protested vigorously, but to no avail.
Securing Synthetic SecuritiesNEW YORK – Goldman Sachs, we can be sure, will vigorously contest the civil suit brought against it by the United States Security and Exchange Commission (SEC).
Two UN Secretaries-General have overseen the MDGs: Kofi Annan, who introduced them in 2000, and Ban Ki-moon, who, since succeeding Annan at the start of 2007, has led vigorously and effectively to achieve them.
The new UN was much better structured than its predecessor, and the world gained an institution that fosters debate and deliberative decision-making much more vigorously than is possible in consensus-driven organizations.
In theory, Trump could show genuine global leadership by implementing the act vigorously.
For example, China has pledged to enforce intellectual-property rights much more vigorously, although just how strongly remains to be seen.
The same goes for the questions of whether the ECB’s inflation target is symmetric – with the authorities intervening as vigorously when inflation is too low as they do when inflation is too high – and whether inflation should be measured over time or at a given moment.
Just as the financial sector is resisting the CBFP, the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, the largest drug-lobby group in the US, vigorously defends the practice of providing free samples of prescription drugs to physicians.
So, although we should be prepared to offer China incentives for good behavior, we must be prepared to deter bad behavior vigorously.
Opposition to neoliberalism came originally from the left, but has been taken up – perhaps even more vigorously and rancorously – by the populist right.
She had campaigned vigorously for UK membership in the European Economic Community, and her government played a decisive role in pushing through the 1986 Single European Act, which took Europe in a free-market direction.
One reason we have found it so difficult to react to COVID-19 is that we have vigorously removed “slack” from our systems.
Last August, China’s government vigorously condemned India’s establishment of Ladakh – including the Chinese-held Aksai Chin Plateau – as a new federal territory.
This perspective, however, is vigorously contested by the Chinese scholar Lanxin Xiang.
Moreover, while competing vigorously to sustain the US lead in AI, we also must acknowledge the necessity of cooperation in areas where neither the US nor China can secure its own minimum vital national interests without the other’s help.
But he vigorously shook his head.
And he swore so vigorously that the children became still.
Then he felt a spasm of joy, and vigorously squeezed the young girl's hands.
She only turned with her stomach to the fire, then rubbed herself vigorously with black soap.
His small figure allowed him to slip about everywhere, and though his arms were as delicate and white as a woman's, they seemed to be made of iron beneath the smooth skin, so vigorously did they perform their task.
He would come up slyly without his lamp and vigorously pinch his companion, inventing mischievous monkey tricks, with his yellow hair, his large ears, his lean muzzle, lit up by little green eyes shining in the darkness.
Maheude, carried out of herself, was laying about her as vigorously as the Levaque woman.
The bench, not properly smoothed, was soaked in moisture, and so slippery that they had to hold themselves on vigorously to avoid slipping off.
And he set out walking again, vigorously striking with his dogwood stick, watching the plain afar, as it rose from the vapours of the night.
I swam more vigorously, but hampered by clothes that were as restricting as a cloak made of lead, I was managing with only the greatest difficulty.
For certain, I came to quickly, because someone was massaging me so vigorously it left furrows in my flesh.
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