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MGI estimates that if digital finance is widely adopted, it could add $3.7 trillion to emerging countries’ GDP by 2025.
China’s Coming Growth TestsBEIJING – The most recent official data show convincingly that the Chinese economy has bottomed out, and it is now widely expected that annual GDP growth should reach roughly 7.8% in 2012.
The Stop TB Partnership, for example, has proposed 90-(90)-90 treatment goals for the disease, although they have yet to be widely adopted.
But (there is always a “but”) if any of these measures are to work, they must be enforced as widely, consistently, and strictly as possible.
Her sudden disappearance has sparked much speculation about the fragility of the “Young General’s” regime; despite her notorious drinking habits, she was widely seen as the power behind Kim Jong-un’s throne.
Now, Germany is widely viewed as Europe’s hegemon.
This discussion is important, because, when it comes to reducing many of the world’s greatest inequities, aid matters as much as ever – and perhaps even more – for reasons that are not widely understood.
Saudi Arabia’s national oil company has achieved homegrown expertise in oil drilling that is widely admired in the West.
The policy’s scope is also widely misunderstood.
Another, far more credible explanation is that Europeans’ interpretations of “a more active and stronger security policy” differ widely.
In a delightful essay, Warren Buffett’s business partner, Charlie Munger, pointed out that the concept can be extended much more widely.
Another consequence of the attacks is that international cooperation among security services has strengthened, new technologies have been adopted, and video surveillance has been implemented more widely.
The specific patterns of change are not known precisely, but the risks of continuing on our current global course are widely appreciated.
Similarly, when Chancellor Brandt launched his Ostpolitik two decades later, he was widely accused of selling out to the Communists and jeopardizing West Germany's European and Atlantic destiny, which by this point had become generally accepted.
And fourth, nations are likely to differ widely in their particular interests in this issue.
The Soviet Union had – or was widely believed to have – a large advantage in non-nuclear forces, which the Kremlin could use to conquer Western Europe.
Much of the relevant information is widely available.
The principles of human rights have been widely adopted, imitated, and ratified by developing countries, so it is hardly fair to suggest that they have been imposed on them.
German, the EU’s most widely spoken native language, hardly makes a dent.
Among the EU’s new members, English is rapidly replacing Russian as the most widely used foreign language.
This view is widely held among Iran's reformers--both inside and outside government--and the more internationally minded technocratic and business class.
Iran is destined to remain a major regional player because its political dynamism and Muslim identity resonate widely in the Muslim world.
It is widely assumed that a deep recession induces many of the unemployed to leave the labor market, because looking for a job seems useless.
Hydroelectric power is already widely used, while wind and solar energy are structurally sporadic and disparately available.
Widely used during World War II, this technology has since advanced considerably.
Providing far too little analysis and oversight, they distribute opiates widely, alongside misinformation about how addictive the drugs truly are.
Known as “W,” Wirathu is the other face of a religion that is widely perceived as the archetype of peace, love, and harmony.
Cyber weapons are relatively cheap (and thus widely accessible) and capable of reaching anywhere in the world.
And in areas where universal credit has been widely implemented, referrals to food banks are increasing, as are evictions.
The chapter has been widely interpreted to mean that leaders should lie as often as possible.
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