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In that case, Greece’s geopolitical position would be weakened, its economy would sink further into recession, and social tensions would rise.
While a truly competitive private sector has to be unleashed, the state must not be
weakened
but transformed, to become one that is at the service of citizens.
The Global Financial System’s
Weakened
DefensesZURICH – Eighty-five years ago this month, Credit-Anstalt, by far the largest bank in Austria, collapsed.
Corruption and mismanagement, along with structural and external challenges – such as falling oil prices, water shortages, and an aging unemployed population – had already
weakened
economic growth.
Other BJP policy mistakes also
weakened
support for the incumbent administrations.
The Japanese fear that the credibility of American extended deterrence will be
weakened
if the US decreases its nuclear forces to parity with China.
Weakened
by the collapse of the USSR, the economy was sent into a tailspin after successive floods and droughts in 1995, 1996 and 1997.
The sense of control over one's home territory and one's life-time horizons (in terms of guaranteed long-term employment and pensions) has sharply
weakened.
In a society with
weakened
immunity to extremism – and with an utterly dysfunctional government – the authorities are, perhaps literally, playing with fire.
Perhaps this reflects my own bias, but I suspect that this evasiveness on the part of Britain’s main political parties has
weakened
support for them, by diminishing their status as valid representatives of the country.
The left has largely split between a (much weakened) moderate wing and a radical, partly anti-European tendency.
But the situation became much worse with the toppling of Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych and the annexation of Crimea, which triggered a stock-market panic that
weakened
the Russian economy considerably and depleted the assets of Russia’s powerful oligarchs.
In the name of protecting humanity, irresponsible interventionism over the last three decades has
weakened
the very foundations of international affairs: sovereignty, legality, and responsibility.
Of course, there are some who now yearn for the days when the lira could be
weakened
to restore growth.
Clearly, as the austerians’ barricades have
weakened
under the continuing onslaught of facts (most notably the recessions in Europe, and now Japan’s conversion to expansion), the stimulators have found the missteps of Reinhart/Rogoff and Ferguson to be convenient weapons.
In the process, he severely
weakened
the capacity of Turkey’s police and military.
Even in the best-case scenario, Turkey will be severely weakened, no longer capable of sustaining the regional leadership role that it played for nearly a century.
Now, Turkey is becoming an economically
weakened
autocracy, wracked by terrorism and unable to defend itself, much less to help NATO project power.
Expectations of aggressive QE by the Fed have already
weakened
the dollar and raised serious concerns in Europe, emerging markets, and Japan.
As the financial crisis has dragged on, and recriminations among member countries have
weakened
the sense of community that forms the EU’s foundations, the refugee challenge has exacerbated a dangerous divisiveness.
But weakened, as it no doubt is, Putin's Russia still regards itself as a great power.
The last-minute agreement to raise the US debt ceiling and reopen the government has left Republican Party extremists in a
weakened
position, while President Barack Obama has emerged strengthened.
The European Union remains preoccupied with its own internal disputes, and the United States, under President Donald Trump, has abandoned multilateralism and
weakened
the institutions needed to solve complex challenges such as the threat of technological unemployment from automation.
As the Soviet Union weakened, social unrest grew, culminating in the 1989 fall of the Berlin Wall and the collapse of communism throughout Central and Eastern Europe.
But, in recent months, measures of economic “surprises” have turned negative, as growth momentum has
weakened
in Europe and beyond.
The argument goes like this: high consumer debt, slowing population growth, and rising income inequality have
weakened
consumer demand and stimulated savings, while slowing growth in productivity and output itself has discouraged investment.
Like termites, India's Hindu fascists have
weakened
the foundations of our constitution, parliament, and the courts - the backbone of every democracy.
Emerging-market currencies
weakened
on fears that capital flows from the US would reverse direction.
Global trade has steadily weakened, with almost no increase in the last six months.
When the EMP was “re-launched” in 2008 under the newly established Union for the Mediterranean (UfM) to give it greater political emphasis, the result was an exercise in “realism” that further
weakened
the original EMP.
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