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It is also leading the African effort to host what is widely described as potentially the world’s largest scientific instrument, the Square Kilometer Array (SKA) radio telescope.
Though European leaders have almost unanimously condemned Russia’s actions in Ukraine, assessments of the security threat that Russia poses vary widely.
It is, in short, the familiar story of gains being widely distributed while losses are sharply concentrated, usually by sector, and often by region.
For many years, the risk of climate change was widely regarded as something far in the future, a risk perhaps facing our children or their children.
The 2008 global financial crisis and its aftermath have caused a loss of faith not only in markets, but also in the ability of democratic governments to ensure that the benefits of market-led growth are widely shared.
Monetary tightening is widely anticipated in the US, with the Federal Reserve having ended quantitative easing in October and likely to raise short-term interest rates sometime in the coming year.
But their usage varies widely – from just 4.8% of young women in Chad to 84.6% in China – reflecting differences in cost, availability, and cultural norms.
Pakistani attempts to seek support against India were widely rebuffed, with Pakistan’s usual supporters, China and the US, mildly calling for both sides to defuse the tensions.
And Indivisible is distributing an already widely read guide for resisting Trump, with an emphasis on grassroots advocacy and community organizing.
Cardiff’s Mixed MessagesLONDON: The recent European Summit in Cardiff has been widely written off as a non-event, or even, in some quarters, as the beginning of a slow-down in the process of European integration.
Chancellor Helmut Kohl had been widely expected to make noisy demands for a cut-back in Germany’s disproportionate role as the paymaster of the Union.
The new model – with the help of market forces, where and when appropriate – seeks to ensure that wealth is created sustainably and shared widely.
And yet, while the speech was widely considered a successful exercise in public diplomacy, it did not herald renewed US involvement in peace negotiations.
Coal is also much more widely distributed geographically than any other fossil fuel.
Experiences with such initiatives should be shared more widely to inform policy.
It is widely believed that America’s income distribution is the most unequal among developed economies; but reality is more complicated.
The first three--free market reform, the rule of law, and a pragmatic foreign policy--have been widely acclaimed, while the fourth--"managed democracy"--has been tolerated because it has brought political stability.
In their widely discussed 2012 book Why Nations Fail, the economist Daron Acemoglu and the political scientist James A. Robinson emphasize the importance of inclusive political and economic institutions.
Russia, it is widely believed, can rely on domestic capital.
We see this in the current discussion about the distributional effects of rescuing the automobile industry; or the worry that hedge funds, which are widely blamed for today’s financial malaise, should have access to the Fed’s emergency credit lines.
The son of Malaysia’s third prime minister and a cousin of the current prime minister, he is widely considered modern, moderate, and cosmopolitan.
While the negotiations are new, the issues separating the two sides are long-standing and widely known.
A decade ago, the idea that such markets could achieve desired environmental goals at relatively low cost was widely recognized and implemented.
As a result, the most widely followed measure of a trade-weighted dollar index depreciated by 10% last year.
The development of a conscious robot that (who?) was not widely perceived as a member of our moral community could therefore lead to mistreatment on a large scale.
Although Mao Zedong is widely implicated in the unnecessary death of millions and is officially designated by the current regime as having been 30% wrong, his photograph still adorns Tiananmen Square, because the regime’s legitimacy depends in part on its connection to the restoration of national sovereignty that Mao represents.
But that is no reason to dismiss proposals that would help bring about widely shared growth.
Moreover, it is widely believed that the Arab Spring has encouraged the Palestinian leadership to seek to change the rules of the game.
Indeed, the technology has led to the development of highly specific diagnostic tests; blockbuster anti-cancer drugs such as Rituxan (rituximab), Erbitux (cetuximab), and Herceptin (trastuzumab); and Avastin (bevacizumab), which is widely used to treat both cancer and diseases of the retina that commonly cause blindness.
While America’s invasion of Afghanistan was widely seen as justified, the Anglo-American invasion of Iraq produced an open break between the US and its two major continental allies, France and Germany, which were supported by Russia and China.
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