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An end to NATO combat operations will not mean the end of the war, because the enemy will target Western interests wherever they may be.
Sheremet spent more than two decades reporting in three post-Soviet countries, and was relentless in uncovering corruption wherever he reported.
During the campaign, he showed that he still viewed women as disgusting creatures, with – as he said of Fox News journalist Megyn Kelly – “blood coming out of [their] wherever.”
America probably lacks the capacity - and the will - to intervene militarily wherever the threat of genocide arises.
Wherever powerful lobbies defend existing coal or oil interests, politicians typically are afraid to tell the truth about the need for low-carbon energy.
Measures like those in California are like instructing police officers to blare their sirens wherever they drive to create the impression that crime is being fought.
This implies that life, to the extent that it is the product of deterministic chemistry and of optimizing selection, is likely to arise, in a form similar to life as we know it, wherever conditions mimic those that surrounded its birth on Earth, thus justifying today’s interest in extraterrestrial life.
Although NATO’s leaders rejected Scheffer’s position at that very summit, many Russians came to believe that wherever Russia’s power receded, it was being replaced by the expanding power of the West, with no middle ground or buffer.
Through persistent experimentation, they began developing recipes for each kind of plant, along with a blueprint for “plant production units” (PPUs) that can provide these ideal growing conditions wherever they are installed.
Existing governance institutions should be brought to bear on Internet regulation wherever possible.
A Londoner, as Keynes put it, could send his servant to fetch any amount of foreign currency, and he could invest his sterling wherever he wished.
We go wherever we can.”
They should facilitate accelerated transfer between different types of institutions, in order to satisfy changing student preferences, while enforcing nationally applicable accreditation standards in all public and private tertiary institutions (taking international standards into account wherever possible).
To sustain such a treasured legacy and defend democracy wherever it is threatened is our collective responsibility.
For most of human history, trees were decimated wherever humans settled.
But we must refuse to bow before the altar of tolerance when it comes to what is truly unacceptable, wherever it occurs, and this is what the world is witnessing passively in Afghanistan.
A proposed consolidation of rural and urban plans for pensions and critical health care is particularly important in this regard, as is the authorities’ commitment to allowing workers to transfer their hukou (residency permits) – and the associated social welfare benefits – wherever they move.
Wherever one looks, using Marshall’s toolkit, one sees economic equilibrium pulling things back to normal, compensating for and attenuating the effects of shocks and disturbances.
US tennis fans watch tennis wherever it is played all over the world, and the US audience for golf does not plummet when a tournament is played in the sport’s birthplace, Scotland.
We were being conditioned to believe that the official rules set no clear limits, and that we could therefore set the limits wherever we liked.
The Education MythTIRANA – In an era characterized by political polarization and policy paralysis, we should celebrate broad agreement on economic strategy wherever we find it.
Democracy is under attack, and we all have an obligation to do what we can – wherever we are – to save it.
Meanwhile, we should be on the lookout for potential innovations and invest in research and development wherever that potential lies.
Thus, wherever nature’s goods and services are traded in markets (as with energy and food), prices are rising.
Such practices, he argued, would lead to inefficiently high levels of industrial mobility, because corporations would pursue profits wherever they could, regardless of the impact on individual communities.
The lessons of this story are applicable wherever science is ignored in the formulation of public policy.
In fact, theindustry is already making this switch – whenever and wherever it makes sense.
As objectionable as working with groups like the Islamic State might be, it is important to remember that the main objective of efforts like the campaign to eradicate polio is to improve the health of people wherever they may live.
Hitler redefined the German Volk as the collective victim of an internal enemy that was tainting its blood – a type of narrative that, whether framed in terms of race, religion, or class, underlies genocide wherever it occurs.
Rather than starve or freeze, they will move, and wherever they march, political unrest will follow.
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