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Given this, as soon as the Fed begins to withdraw from QE, it can expect pressure from Congress, the White House, consumers, and companies to intensify considerably.
We will withdraw from the single market, which accounts for around half of our trade in goods and services.
But such programs impose a burden on the ECB and constrain its ability to withdraw unconventional funding and normalize monetary policy.
Simply put, there are safer – and proven – ways to withdraw CO2 from the atmosphere.
When the quality of an institution or a political system decreases, its members can withdraw (”exit”), improve the situation through direct action (”voice”), or passively accept the decline in conditions (”loyalty”).
Last June, they decided – albeit narrowly – to withdraw from the European Union.
In Iraq, the question of power-sharing between Sunnis and Shia has neither been resolved or secured institutionally in such a way that would definitively prevent a slide back into civil war after the majority of US troops withdraw in 2011.
It could inject international liquidity through the creation and allocation of SDRs, and withdraw them when the crisis abated.
Workers organize to protect their jobs, while savers, concerned that inflationary policies will erode the value of their savings, withdraw their bank deposits.
Likewise, after Trump announced last June that the US would withdraw from the Paris climate agreement, many observers feared the worst.
Urged by Senator Mike Mansfield to withdraw from Vietnam, he replied that he did not want another “China in Vietnam.”
The oil weapon did not force Israel to withdraw to its 1967 borders, nor were the oil powers capable of absorbing for very long the costs to their own economies of the drop in revenues.
The prolonged uncertainty drove Greeks to withdraw their bank deposits, the cash for which came from the €90 billion of emergency liquidity assistance provided by the European Central Bank.
Unless the status quo changes, the EU’s easternmost states – particularly Poland, where the idea of “Polexit” has been gaining ground – could withdraw from the EU to form a more autocratic alliance with Eurasia.
Given all of this, it is good news that Trump has lately toned down threats to withdraw the US from NAFTA and to impose large unilateral tariffs on Mexican imports (his position on the border adjustment tax is unclear).
This was supposed to be the month when the world would gain more clarity on what is in store for the UK and the EU, as the UK prepares to withdraw.
The US must not – and cannot – withdraw into an opaque cocoon of false isolationism, or allow strategic global decisions to be clouded by domestic political considerations.
Approved in November 1967, the resolution called for Israel to withdraw from territories occupied in the recent conflict – but also upheld Israel’s right to live within secure and recognized boundaries.
Indeed, in late 2008, foreign investors did withdraw $12 billion from India’s stock markets.
Moreover, Israel could not, as it attempted to do in the past, annex strategic areas of the West Bank and return the rest to Jordan; instead, it would have to withdraw to the 1967 borders, with agreed modifications and land swaps.
Then, contagion sets in, as increasingly risk-averse investors, particularly short-term investors from developed-country markets, begin to withdraw funds from other countries to cover losses they incurred in the economies where the crises originated.
When Marine Le Pen was recently asked if she would unilaterally withdraw from the euro, she replied confidently: “When I am president, in a few months’ time, the eurozone probably won't exist.”
With the collapse of the Soviet Union, Russia not only lost its status as a world power; within Europe, it was forced to withdraw toward a frontier that it had extended westward since Peter the Great – ultimately to the Elbe and Thuringia.
It has signaled no willingness to withdraw the award or investigate the origins of Obiang’s gift.
A good place to start would be reshaping engagement with the United States, especially by deepening ties to states, cities, and investors that have adopted a more enlightened climate position than the Trump administration, which has signaled its intent to withdraw the US from the Paris accord.
Whatever problems the UK faces now pale in comparison to those that would emerge if it were to withdraw from the EU.
We withdraw into our shells, assuring ourselves that this or that is not our affair.
Though China finally pacified the situation by threatening to withdraw investment, doing so meant reneging on the promise not to meddle in other countries’ domestic affairs.
But with Russia in a defiant mood and refusing to fully withdraw its troops from Georgia, now is not the time to accelerate efforts to bring Ukraine into the Alliance.
The idea was to withdraw the United Kingdom from the European Union so fast that voters would not realize they had been sold a bill of goods during the EU referendum campaign and should therefore not punish the Conservative Party for having lied to them.
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