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The key will be to capture the oil revenues and invest them wisely, thereby converting below-ground assets into above-ground assets that yield an adequate rate of return and stimulate economic development.
We need to start with national supervisors (as Germany wisely does), and then go to the European level if necessary, not the other way round.
Until this structure emerges, let us hope that America can lead wisely and that other countries, particularly Asia’s new powers, will assume more meaningful responsibilities in managing global crises.
The parliamentary opposition urged Prime Minister Monmahan Singh, who wisely kept his head down, to join in the populist America-bashing.
And there are heartening reasons to believe that a self-governing Arab Middle East would wisely choose to become a peaceful global crossroads and a partner in science, culture, and development.
Rudd wisely believes that the right response to China’s rise is to incorporate it into international institutional arrangements.
As it stands, US lawmakers routinely delegate technical issues to experts; but, given the hazards of these experts’ often-unwarranted certitude and insulation from popular opinion, lawmakers wisely retain authority over important decisions.
It must use them wisely.
Who Should Be Bailed Out?CAMBRIDGE – As governments around the world develop policies to deal with failing financial institutions, they should be sure to pick their beneficiaries wisely.
Robert Kaplan wisely observes that “Indian geography is the story of invasions from a northwesterly direction,” and “India’s strategic challenges still inhere in this fact,” which is why Afghanistan, to Indian eyes, is linked to the sub-continent’s history, and thus our future.
But they can succeed in delivering benefits only if they are crafted wisely, enforced effectively, and studied well.
At the time, King Mohammed VI wisely responded to protesters by offering constitutional reforms and elections.
Wisely, they have now withdrawn to foreign debt management and some refinancing rather than providing big credits.
Still, digital technology is not a panacea, so we must choose our priorities wisely.
When allocating funds in the 2014-2020 European budget, EU governments wisely decided to increase funding for education and research – the only areas in which they did so.
As Michael Ignatieff has wisely observed, Syria’s crisis has revealed that this is “the moment in which the West should see that the world has truly broken into two.
And he has wisely ruled out the reduction of US troops in South Korea as an interim gesture.
Program participants reported gaining a deeper appreciation of what is needed to consume news wisely.
“If wisely regulated, electronic cigarettes have the potential to make cigarettes obsolete and save millions of lives worldwide,” we wrote.
One hopes that the Iranians, with so much more at stake, will behave more wisely.
America is now wisely building working relations with the new Islamist leaders, in the hope that they will not endanger the region’s US-brokered peace agreements (Israel-Jordan and Israel-Egypt) or interfere with America’s drive to halt Iran’s nuclear ambitions.
The goal will be to equip today’s young people to use wisely the power that will soon pass into their own hands to help address the world’s great challenges.
Although it is not yet possible to predict the outcome of the Arab Spring, the alliance proved its ability to act wisely in Libya, thereby improving its image in North Africa.
If Iran and the Arab countries – and alongside them the US and the international community – do not manage today’s tensions wisely, the region could enter a period of protracted warfare.
Poor states that spend public money more wisely improved people's lives quite quickly: Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan illustrate the value of better governance;Other measures of development, such as the Indian Human Development Index (which includes literacy, infant mortality, access to safe water and durably constructed housing, as well as formal education, poverty ratios, and per capita expenditure), do not show increased inequality;Exclusive focus on the states ignores problems that are concentrated at lower levels: available evidence, albeit limited, suggests that decentralizing policy-making power that is currently exercised at the state level could lead to further improvement in overall economic performance.
Last week the Japanese Government wisely announced its intentions to use public funds to bolster its own banking system and to help support the Asian economies.
If they vote for legalization, it will probably be 20 years or more before anyone can say whether, on balance, they decided wisely.
There is a sort of beauty in this predicament: if we act wisely, we can tackle both crises at once.
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s intelligence operatives chose wisely in mounting their social media attack.
The goal should be to ensure that savings in surplus countries – including, say, Germany, which has a larger current-account surplus than China and Japan – are used wisely, to help sustain growth throughout the world economy.
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