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Indeed, China can probably avoid the financial meltdown widely feared in the summer.
China’s High-Income HopesSHANGHAI – It is widely agreed that economic development means more than GDP growth.
But for now, it is a journey without a clearly defined, widely accepted endpoint.
It was widely anticipated that Greece would be tempted to follow this route when the troika program was initiated.
The BOJ’s widely respected governor, Masaaki Shirakawa, whose term expires in April, summarized the situation in his usual restrained way, saying that “long-term interest rates may spike and have a negative effect on the economy.”
Chinese growth is widely regarded as furiously export-driven, but domestic investment has in fact been the major component.
According to the US-based Heritage Foundation’s widely cited Index of Economic Freedom, China and India are relegated to the group described as “mostly unfree.”
Premier Wen himself indicated as much in a speech in August that was widely noted abroad, but largely blacked out in Chinese media.
It will thus reduce state expenditure on enforcing a widely violated law; remove marijuana growing and selling from the black market; enable any adult who wishes to use marijuana to do so; and introduce a tax on legal marijuana sales that will fill state coffers with revenue that formerly went to illegal growers (so long as there is no large-scale tax evasion).
Gorbachev’s sentiment is widely shared in Russia.
Widely publicized in recent years by Oxford evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins, the new synthesis unites Darwin’s theory of natural selection with Mendelian genetics, which explains heredity.
Levels of economic development vary widely, from the wealthy countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council to the emerging economies of sub-Saharan and East Africa.
Back in 2009, Europe faced a widely shared imperative to rescue distressed banks, fight recession, and contain a sharp rise in unemployment.
It was widely known that banks and mortgage companies were engaged in predatory lending practices, taking advantage of the least educated and most financially uninformed to make loans that maximized fees and imposed enormous risks on the borrowers.
Change must be formally manifested, with new laws that are widely publicized.
Terms like the “The Great Unraveling,” coined by the journalist Roger Cohen in the fall of 2014, resonate widely because they capture the current sense of helplessness, lack of control, and inability to predict or grasp which crisis might come next.
Transatlantic Trade for AllWASHINGTON, DC – The negotiations to create a Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership between the European Union and the United States are being widely welcomed.
It is widely expected that Kim Jong-il’s third son, Kim Jong-eun, will be appointed to a key position and be publicly announced as his father’s successor.
And when effective vaccines are deployed widely, superbugs will cease being so menacing.
His goal is to militarize law enforcement throughout the country, and to make weapons widely available to the public.
Though Bolsonaro’s justice minister, Sérgio Moro, is a widely admired judge who led the Lava Jato (“Car Wash”) anti-corruption drive, he alone cannot compensate for this level of militarization.
This critique of China is widely embraced by US Republicans and Democrats alike, even if they disagree with many of the remedies proposed by the Trump administration.
In the interest of enlightened discourse, the limits of free speech should be drawn as widely as possible.
Because wages can increase to a greater extent without fueling inflation, the US Federal Reserve Board might be inclined to delay hiking interest rates, which it is now widely expected to do this summer.
He may indeed have experienced a spasm of emotion when he saw images of dead and dying children on TV, as has been widely reported; but visual evidence of Assad’s bloody methods has long been available.
In the World Bank’s widely used Doing Business indicators, for example, the US ranks seventh in the world – and there is not a lot of realistic room for improvement.
At any given BMI score, fat mass varies widely, and other variables, such as gender or age, further distort findings, with greater increases in fat mass per BMI unit seen in women and in the elderly.
While this may be true in rare cases, there are many areas where fast and effective tests exist, but are not yet used widely – either in developing or developed countries.
If applied widely, sustainable intensification could even reduce the total amount of land currently under cultivation.
The Unmaking of the PresidentWASHINGTON, DC – Barack Obama was widely considered an exciting new figure when he was first elected President of the United States in 2008.
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