"I don't think it accords with his basic theory," Coates said.
|
|
For example, it accords with Europe's General Data Protection Regulation, he said.
|
|
That policy accords with President Muhammadu Buhari's desire for a strong currency.
|
|
S. ties accords with the interests of both nations and the world.
|
|
Brussels says Switzerland must replace more than 100 separate accords with a treaty.
|
|
The United States has only signed similar accords with fewer than 30 countries.
|
|
Accords with Vietnam and Singapore are going through the final stages of approval.
|
|
As a motto, it perfectly accords with Peter's intellectual openness and vast talent.
|
|
Contrast the Paris accords with a true international treaty — like the North Atlantic alliance.
|
|
Outside of Iran, Saudi Arabia can cite U.S. accords with Morocco, Turkey and Egypt.
|
|
Others put on an inscrutable public front while navigating individual peace accords with Israelis.
|
|
"This also accords with Australia's own interests," China's Foreign Ministry quoted Xi as telling Turnbull.
|
|
This accords with the interests of both countries and is what the international community expects.
|
|
So an ECJ ruling that accords with the AG would likely cement those regional retreats.
|
|
He won the Nobel Peace prize in 230 for his role negotiating peace accords with Palestine.
|
|
"The EU remains convinced that their accords with Morocco do not violate international laws," she added.
|
|
Many Western governments have linked the fulfillment of those accords with lifting economic sanctions against Russia.
|
|
Mexico will immediately initiate conversations to generate new bilateral trade accords with the participant countries in this partnership.
|
|
And the Trump administration is currently pursuing bilateral accords with the European Union as well as with Japan.
|
|
It accords with "Immigrance's" overall bent, which considers the role of migration and exchange in shaping our world.
|
|
Knowing he prefers bilateral deals, some analysts think he may replace NAFTA with separate accords with Canada and Mexico.
|
|
Peres won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1994 for his role in the landmark Oslo Accords with the Palestinians.
|
|
Since then the EU has concluded such accords with more than 50 countries; dozens more are in the pipeline.
|
|
This research accords with the finding middle-aged people tend to feel one decade younger than their birth certificate.
|
|
But such a design, which accords with German nervousness about fiscal transfers, might not be enough in deep downturns.
|
|
Equally, the emphasis on online education is smart — it is cheaper, more flexible, and accords with contemporary student expectations.
|
|
Given the choice, Swiss voters tell pollsters they would not ditch the accords with the EU to cut immigration.
|
|
Those perils have largely vanished after peace accords with the main rebel group, the FARC, removed man-made dangers.
|
|
This accords with the reality that the lower limit on interest rates simply was not a problem until recently.
|
|
"Some of that accords with their small government ideals," Center for Progressive Reform regulatory wonk James Goodwin told me.
|
|
"Titanic" is a story of a poor young man and a rich girl, which more accords with Chinese audiences' taste.
|
|
When the Labour government under Yitzhak Rabin signed the Oslo accords with the Palestinians in 203, most journalists supported it.
|
|
Since Trump became president, the EU has focused on championing open markets and sealing trade accords with like-minded countries.
|
|
"I believe that this is not only fair and reasonable but also accords with international practice," Wang said, without elaborating.
|
|
At the same time, a vast majority of people will have a gender identity that accords with their natal assignment.
|
|
"These evaluations are for supervising and guaranteeing that the security of this data accords with China's security standards," the ministry said.
|
|
While an AG's opinion is not binding on the court, it is highly influential and the court frequently accords with it.
|
|
It makes sense in terms of your build, because it's more relaxed but still looks modern and accords with the trends.
|
|
The 28-nation bloc insists on maintaining the principle of free movement of people, as enshrined in bilateral accords with Switzerland.
|
|
Shtayyeh's immediate challenge is to shore up the cash-strapped PA, which exercises limited self-rule under interim peace accords with Israel.
|
|
"This accords with the interests of both countries and is what the international community is hoping for," he told a news briefing.
|
|
And we know that if the content accords with beliefs that the receiver already holds, that person is apt to believe it.
|
|
News of Wuco&aposs position comes as the future of US arms treaties, specifically the New START accords with Russia, is uncertain.
|
|
Unlike Britain, Switzerland has a patchwork of sectoral accords with the EU that remain in place even if the treaty talks fail.
|
|
Unlike Britain, Switzerland has a patchwork of 120 sectoral accords with the EU that remain in effect even if treaty talks fail.
|
|
Several members from African nations had stood on Tuesday to support the "Traditional" plan, saying it accords with scripture's teachings on sexuality.
|
|
Carter is famous for having brokered the Camp David Accords with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin in 1978.
|
|
So it is easier to win your case if your argument accords with the social and cultural values favored among the contemporary elite.
|
|
But the case, he argues, accords with a broader picture of a dysfunctional, overloaded judicial system that is open to influence from politicians and oligarchs.
|
|
The portrayal of China as an efficient, commercially minded, strategically brilliant government that, at its leisure nabs technology from foreign companies, rarely accords with reality.
|
|
Brexit supporters have said rapidly agreed trade accords with the United States and other countries will make a prosperous "Global Britain" outside the European Union.
|
|
EU accords with Singapore and with Vietnam were at the ratification stage, while deals with Indonesia, Australia and New Zealand were being negotiated, he added.
|
|
Gerald Ford During his short presidency, Ford signed the Helsinki accords with Moscow that cemented the post-World War II territorial status quo in Europe.
|
|
Ankara signed two separate accords with the GNA last month: one on security and military cooperation and another on maritime boundaries in the eastern Mediterranean.
|
|
"Maintaining the peace and stability of the Korean Peninsula and Northeast Asia accords with the interests of all sides and is all parties' responsibility," he added.
|
|
Intesa has said it would like a deal with a global asset manager to pave the way for other accords with smaller or same-size partners.
|
|
The administration official said there had been progress toward sealing bilateral defence accords with Hungary and Slovakia, which is looking to buy F-16 fighter jets.
|
|
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang, asked about the protests, said China and Myanmar are traditional friends whose cooperation accords with the interests of both countries.
|
|
The Italian bank however had struck accords with a number of investment firms who took on unsold shares as part of deals to buy other assets.
|
|
The company's review process "accords with all industry best practices and relevant law," David Zwick, Transworld's chief financial officer, said in a statement to The Times.
|
|
"They could invoke the Commerce Clause of the Constitution as part of an effort to prevent states from signing climate accords with foreign countries," he says.
|
|
What attracted me to Buddhism is partly just how closely it accords with my understanding of human nature based on my past study of evolutionary psychology.
|
|
The EU's drift away from the United States has spurred on a free trade deal with Canada and helped to reach accords with Japan and Mexico.
|
|
Continued access into 2019 can only be granted if Switzerland makes headway on agreeing to replace more than 100 bilateral accords with a new treaty, officials said.
|
|
"We are signing accords with the primary Iranian companies for infrastructure, rail and highway projects that have a maximum value of 4 billion euros," the spokesman said.
|
|
The EU's drift away from the United States has also spurred on a free trade deal with Canada and helped to reach accords with Japan and Mexico.
|
|
The Mexican government said it canceled the permits to avoid reaching seasonal export limits under trade accords with the U.S. though it disputes actually reaching the limits.
|
|
This accords with the view that long-term differences in economic success can be attributed to cultural attributes that may be embedded in relatively stable family values.
|
|
This will help promote Iraq's rebuilding and counter-terrorism efforts and accords with the joint interests of countries in the region and the international community, he said.
|
|
As with other serious books on Hitchcock, this volume will be judged, partly, by how closely the author's take on various films accords with the reader's own.
|
|
A former Italian spymaster, Mr. Minniti has sought to strike accords with Libyans to stop human traffickers but has also demanded more monitoring of the aid ships.
|
|
By then, Israel was signing peace accords with the Palestinians and a treaty with Jordan, and many felt it was not the time to build a war museum.
|
|
The Swiss government estimates losing the accords with the country's biggest trading partner could cut output by as much as 7 percent of gross domestic product by 2035.
|
|
It had been rebuilt under the Arusha accords with quotas for Hutus and Tutsis at all levels of its officer corps, to win the trust of both groups.
|
|
Quitting the EU could cost Britain access to the EU's trade barrier-free single market and means it must seek new trade accords with countries around the world.
|
|
That accords with a large body of research showing that coffee can have a multitude of benefits, lowering rates of heart disease, Type 2 diabetes and neurological disorders.
|
|
It also accords with Mr Modi's manifesto pledge to normalise India's black economy, estimated by the World Bank in 2010 to be worth about one-fifth of official GDP.
|
|
Since the signing of the Oslo peace accords with Israel in the mid-1990s, Palestinian cultural and social initiatives have often failed to gain traction and find consistent leadership.
|
|
The announcement of the aid, which is equivalent to $20.6 million, is part of the EU's attempts to prop up the 2015 nuclear accords with Iran, according to Reuters.
|
|
Right-wing activists keen to curb immigration are still trying to get Swiss voters to abrogate free-movement accords with the EU under the country's system of direct democracy.
|
|
Xinhua said the establishment of the base was a decision made by the two countries after "friendly negotiations, and accords with the common interest of the people from both sides".
|
|
" The United States also abstained on that resolution, but noted that its "content generally accords with the frequently stated position of the United States on settlements in the occupied territories.
|
|
Having spent five months as campaign chairman, Manafort could answer questions about the softening of language in the Republican Party's platform on Ukraine and any possible accords with the Russians.
|
|
It not only signals a more muscular approach to foreign policy in China, but also accords with the party's tightening grip over information under Xi Jinping, the country's authoritarian leader.
|
|
The agreement with G.M., even if followed by accords with Ford and Fiat Chrysler, won't end the strain on the U.A.W. president, Gary Jones, and several of his top lieutenants.
|
|
In any case, the bank already has in place accords with shareholders to take on unsold shares for 150 million euros, a source familiar with the matter said earlier on Thursday.
|
|
For most of the past decade, Nigeria's government has tried and largely failed to strike peace accords with Boko Haram, whose leadership is obscure and whose bloodthirsty strategy is often confusing.
|
|
He essentially started Israel's nuclear program in the 20163s, and helped draft the Oslo Accords with the Palestinians in the early 1990s, for which he earned a shared Nobel Peace Prize.
|
|
He essentially started Israel's nuclear program in the 1950s, and helped draft the Oslo Accords with the Palestinians in the early 1990s, for which he earned a shared Nobel Peace Prize.
|
|
While this theme accords with Trump's worldview, it does not speak directly to the problems Africa wants to address or the interests of U.S. businesses looking to invest on the continent.
|
|
To reach the 500 million euro minimum requested by the ECB, the bank has said it has in place a number of accords with investors ready to take up unsold shares.
|
|
The structure that Salles called the "nucleus of conciliation of fines" would have the power to authorize, modify or cancel fines as well as reach accords with environmental offenders who confess infractions.
|
|
The Republican zeal to repeal Obamacare will be matched by the Democratic zeal to restore and expand it — and Democrats, unlike Republicans, will actually have a plan that accords with their rhetoric.
|
|
Georg Lutz, a professor of political science at the University of Lausanne, noted that Mr. Parmelin's portfolio would include research, education and related accords with the international groups like the European Union.
|
|
Last year, the administration struck accords with Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador paving the way for the US to send asylum seekers to the Northern Triangle countries to apply for asylum there.
|
|
Wei, in a statement carried by China's Defence Ministry, said Cambodia was a "loyal friend" and China stood by it as it "pursued a development path that accords with its national condition".
|
|
Carter has been a big proponent for Palestinian rights and a two-state solution, including when he organized the Camp David Accords with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin.
|
|
This resolution's sponsor, a group of New Jersey nuns, wants Exxon to support the Paris climate accords with a company policy that commits to limit global warming to less than 2 degrees Celsius.
|
|
We thus replicate the way we helped drive Soviet forces from Afghanistan and fully accords with our policy since 1947 of helping people who wish to be free defend themselves against naked aggression.
|
|
Rather than preventing the Syrian Kurds from reaching their own accommodations, the U.S. should step out of the way and allow Kurdish factions to negotiate directly their own accords with the Assad regime.
|
|
A "guillotine" clause in Switzerland's accords with the EU means that unilaterally overturning the free-movement provisions jeopardises the rest of the agreements reached in 2002, which cover everything from procurement to agriculture.
|
|
GOP leaders could have just skipped issuing the document, as they did last year, and let appropriators get on with funding that basically accords with their short-term (that is, one-year) goals.
|
|
And there's a poignancy to her plea that accords with the current mood of much of that country, an inchoate sense that events you can't control call for some sort of radical action.
|
|
Spanish ham, dry cured from specially-bred pigs, is considered a delicacy in gourmet circles though is often expensive in the few markets outside of Europe that have reached export accords with Spain.
|
|
Egypt has been flexing its diplomatic muscles since Turkey signed two accords with the Tripoli government last month, one on security and military cooperation and the other on boundaries in the eastern Mediterranean.
|
|
The treaty is the latest example of how the European Union is aggressively signing free trade agreements as a counterweight to American protectionism, and it follows similar accords with Canada and South Korea.
|
|
Mr. Arens veered right of Mr. Begin, his mentor, voting against the Camp David Accords with Egypt in 20163 because he believed that a total withdrawal from Sinai was too heavy a price.
|
|
Outsiders reading the content available on the site could get a better sense of how far the industry actually pushes itself on ethics now and how that accords with their values as viewers.
|
|
RABAT (Reuters) - The European Union's senior diplomat said on Friday the union disagrees with a court ruling invalidating its farm trade deal with Morocco and the accords with Rabat do not violate international law.
|
|
Over the past few decades, though, North Korea has shown no desire to follow any agreements, consistently breaking accords with the US and its partners and covertly advancing its nuclear weapons and missile efforts.
|
|
It also more properly accords with the 85033 decision, which concerned a state law that barred distributing a candidate's campaign materials and telling people how to vote within 100 feet of a polling place.
|
|
Unlike Britain with its messy divorce from the EU, Switzerland has a network of 120 sectoral accords with its biggest trading partner that it can fall back on should stalled treaty talks fail to progress.
|
|
The FARC, a rebel army which remade itself as a political party after signing peace accords with Colombia's government, denounced a "co-ordinated plan" of attacks and threats, including the murder of one former rebel.
|
|
Broadcaster SRF reported Brussels wanted to grant such recognition for only one year and link any extension to progress on a new treaty the EU wants to replace a patchwork of bilateral accords with Switzerland.
|
|
Last year, when President Juan Manuel Santos put peace accords with the rebels up to a popular vote, Colombians rejected the deal by a narrow margin, with many feeling the fighters got off too easily.
|
|
He was a lieutenant to Mr. Arafat and a member of the team that negotiated the Oslo accords with Israel in the 1990s; he ascended to the Palestinian leadership after Mr. Arafat's death in 2004.
|
|
And while Mr. McAleenan and Mr. Trump have discussed the accords with Central American countries as crucial factors in the reduction of apprehensions at the border, they have yet to actually be put in place.
|
|
Videgaray did not detail whether Mexico would seek such a deal, but said the new pact, called the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), would not block bilateral accords with countries not included in the deal.
|
|
This general profile seemingly accords with research conducted on 547 Facebook users in 2011 by Jennifer Bevan, a social media expert at Chapman University, that showed that more active and engaged Facebook users took unfriendings harder.
|
|
In 1978, upon receiving the Nobel Peace Prize for Israel's peace accords with Egypt, Prime Minister Menachem Begin of the Likud Party said that there is "no mission in life more sacred" than working for peace.
|
|
" Similarly, the Berkeley doctor Lonny Shavelson defends his state's recent legalization on the grounds that it accords with a fundamental principle of medical practice: "We never tell a patient: 'This is what you have to do.
|
|
Guatemalan authorities say some 4,000 people have entered the country since Wednesday, the biggest surge since Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador signed accords with the United States that increase pressure on them to deal with migrants.
|
|
This accords with the broader conservative view on health care: Insurance should cover unexpected costs, and for everything else, people should shop around as they do for most other products, and unleash the powers of the market.
|
|
The EU path was cleared for Serbia after the country arrested key culprits from the Bosnian war and struck a series of accords with its former province of Kosovo, with which it waged a war in 1999.
|
|
"This accords with the common interests of China and all countries in the region, and we hope that countries outside of the region can respect the joint interests and wishes of countries in the region," Lu said.
|
|
More than 50 years after Israel captured the area from Jordan in the 1967 war — and more than 25 years after Israel signed the first peace accords with the Palestinians — Fasayil still does not receive enough power.
|
|
While the Vatican instituted similar accords with Communist authorities in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union during the Cold War, the situation in China differs because Beijing created a rival brand of Catholicism through the Patriotic Association.
|
|
Since its plans for a trade alliance with the United States were frozen after Donald Trump's presidential election victory, the EU has focused instead on trying to champion open markets and seal accords with other like-minded countries.
|
|
When a writer comes along to a conversation and inserts his take, his claim is that "his interpretation more perfectly accords with the facts," as Fish writes in his 1980 work Is There a Text in This Class?
|
|
The Israeli government went on to sign peace accords with Mr. Arafat and the P.L.O. in the 1990s, but the faltering peace process led to an eruption of violence in the second Palestinian intifada, or uprising, in 2000.
|
|
When members of this black middle class (and other black Americans, too) appear in civil society today, they demand a regard that accords with their rights, obligations, and duties as full citizens of the United States of America.
|
|
Unsuccessful efforts to reach an agreement on a confederal arrangement with Jordan's King Hussein in the 1980s would be followed in the early 1990s by perhaps Peres' most valiant yet controversial legacy: the Oslo peace accords with the Palestinians.
|
|
India wants to dramatically increase its nuclear capacity to 63,000 MW by 2032 to meet growing demand and restrict its reliance on fossil fuels, and has struck a series of accords with other countries to help meet that goal.
|
|
China's aim is to maintain the authority and effectiveness of name listing by the committee discussing the case, which accords with Security Council resolutions and is the responsible thing to do, it said in a statement sent to Reuters.
|
|
Such was the case with the Camp David Accords and subsequent treaty with Egypt (Menachem Begin), the Oslo Accords with the Palestinians and the agreement with Jordan (Yitzhak Rabin), and the withdrawal from Gaza and northern Samaria (Ariel Sharon).
|
|
The conclusion that Congress may apply the obstruction laws to the President 's corrupt exercise of the powers of office accords with our constitutional system of checks and balances and the principle that no person is above the law.
|
|
The move is part of the EU's strategy to take advantage of the trade vacuum left by more protectionist U.S. President Donald Trump both in terms of striking trade accords with other countries and setting values for global trade.
|
|
Efforts to address this were undoubtedly complicated by the construction of Israeli settlements, but they never accounted for more than a fraction of the territories and the P.L.O. eventually accepted Resolution 242 and signed the Oslo Accords with Israel.
|
|
That accords with the precedents of May 2010, when the Tories under David Cameron went into coalition with Nick Clegg's Liberal Democrats, and February 1974, when after a few days Labour's Harold Wilson formed a minority government with tacit Liberal backing.
|
|
"The conclusion that Congress may apply the obstruction laws to the President 's corrupt exercise of the powers of office accords with our constitutional system of checks and balances and the principle that no person is above the law," Mueller writes.
|
|
Pavel Vidal, a former Cuban central bank economist who teaches at the Universidad Javeriana Cali in Colombia, said a continued gradual winding down of the economic accords with Venezuela could wipe between 4 and 8 percent off gross domestic product.
|
|
"Achieving denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula and safeguarding the peninsula's peace and stability accords with all parties' mutual interests, is the responsibility of all parties, and requires all parties to put forth efforts," ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying told a news briefing.
|
|
"Achieving denuclearisation of the Korean Peninsula and safeguarding the peninsula's peace and stability accords with all parties' mutual interests, is the responsibility of all parties, and requires all parties to put forth efforts," ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying told a news briefing.
|
|
"The conclusion that Congress may apply the obstruction laws to the President's corrupt exercise of the powers of office accords with our constitutional system of checks and balances and the principle that no person is above the law," Mueller wrote.
|
|
"The conclusion that Congress may apply the obstruction laws to the president's corrupt exercise of the powers of office accords with our constitutional system of checks and balances and the principle that no person is above the law," the report said.
|
|
"The conclusion that Congress may apply the obstruction laws to the president's corrupt exercise of the powers of office accords with our constitutional system of checks and balances and the principle that no person is above the law," the report states.
|
|
Even Shimon Peres, the foreign minister who forged the Oslo accords with Yasir Arafat 25 years ago, did not believe that a stand-alone Palestinian state was a good idea, recounted Avi Gil, Mr. Peres's longtime confidant, in a recent book.
|
|
Carlson, however, went on to express a view that in a previous era would have been far outside the foreign policy mainstream, but accords with the type of nihilism he's played a leading role in promoting during the Trump era.
|
|
"The conclusion that Congress may apply the obstruction laws to the President's corrupt exercise of the powers of office accords with our constitutional system of checks and balances and the principle that no person is above the law," the report stated.
|
|
Mexico's booming auto sector has been a clear beneficiary of NAFTA as a wide range of international automakers have made Latin America's second biggest economy a key export hub, attracted by cheap labor costs and free trade accords with dozens of nations.
|
|
"The conclusion that Congress may apply obstruction laws to the President's corrupt exercise of the powers of office accords with our constitutional system of checks and balances and the principle that no person is above the law," he wrote in the report.
|
|
The administration and liberal civil rights advocates argue that employees of religious nonprofits, not to mention their family members who depend on their insurance coverage, also exercise religious freedom when they decide whether or not using contraception accords with their personal beliefs.
|
|
The deputy leader of Fatah, Mahmoud Aloul, recently declared the Oslo peace accords with Israel to be over and said that all forms of resistance were legitimate, leading Israeli officials to question if he was calling for a return to armed struggle.
|
|
The Federal Council, the Swiss executive body, announced last week that Mr. Parmelin would be the next leader of the Department of Economic Affairs, Education and Research, a job that involves negotiating accords with other countries and with bodies like the European Union.
|
|
"The conclusion that Congress may apply the obstruction laws to the president's corrupt exercise of the powers of office accords with our constitutional system of checks and balances and the principle that no person is above the law," Mr. Mueller's investigators wrote.
|
|
"The conclusion that Congress may apply obstruction laws to the President's corrupt exercise of the powers of office accords with our constitutional system of checks and balances and the principle that no person is above the law," Mueller wrote in his report.
|
|
This accords with the basic intuition that the growth sectors of the American economy — high tech, finance, biomedical devices — are largely concentrated in a few large coastal areas, while the plethora of manufacturing centers that dotted much of the country decades ago have declined.
|
|
A document circulated by Merkel to coalition allies on Friday night outlined repatriation accords with 16 countries and proposed reception centers in Germany where migrants would undergo an accelerated asylum procedure — steps that represent a significant hardening of her 2015 open-door asylum policy.
|
|
"The conclusion that Congress may apply the obstruction laws to the president's corrupt exercise of the powers of office accords with our constitutional system of checks and balances and the principle that no person is above the law," Mr. Mueller wrote in the report.
|
|
"The conclusion that Congress may apply the obstruction laws to the President's corrupt exercise of the powers of office accords with our constitutional system of checks and balances and the principle that no person is above the law," reads the line from Mueller's report quoted by Toobin.
|
|
The Italian healthcare group said on Friday Med Platform, managed by French private equity ArchiMed, had launched a buyout offer on its shares at 210 euros each after reaching accords with investors who have agreed to tender shares equivalent to 2300 percent of the company's capital.
|
|
The measure also allows what the government called "non-Maltese individuals who are currently detained in gender segregated facilities" to secure an affidavit attesting to their gender identity which can then be used to request housing that accords with that identity instead of the gender on their birth certificate.
|
|
After applying to compete in the Great Britain leg of the Miss Universe competition, the Muslim pageant trailblazer pushed the judging committee to allow her to forego wearing a bikini for the swim portion of the competition and instead compete in an outfit that accords with her religion: a kaftan.
|
|
" The report also concludes with a curious reference to U.S. case law: "the protection of the criminal justice system from corrupt acts by any person - including the president - accords with the fundamental principle of our government that 'no person in this country is so high that he is above the law.
|
|
Much of this thinking accords with that of Paul Woolley, a veteran IMF official and fund manager, and Dimitri Vayanos, of the London School of Economics, who have argued that the very activity of benchmarking puts fund managers in a position where they are all too likely to follow the crowd.
|
|
Writing in the days following President Trump's inauguration, Filmmaker Magazine's Vadim Rizov put it this way: Such rhetoric is an extension of the line of thinking that posits art as either Good or Bad based on how well it accords with the political moment, and it's all too easy to do mechanically.
|
|
A high-profile tour by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman last month culminated in pledges of $20 billion worth of investment in longtime partner Pakistan, $28 billion in economic accords with China and an open-ended goal to invest $100 billion in India, along with promises of increased trade and security cooperation.
|
|
" He believes in no God, describing himself, with acuity, as "an amiable, low-voltage atheist" and, in an absorbing chapter on religion, makes the case that "not only can conservatives be thoroughly secular, but that a secular understanding of cosmology and of humanity's place in the cosmos accords with a distinctively conservative sensibility.
|
|
This public humiliation has forced Mr. Duque to bow to pressure and adopt unpopular conservative positions like reneging on some aspects of the 2016 peace accords with guerrillas and asking the courts to roll back a judicial ban on aerial spraying of glyphosate — an herbicide linked to cancer — to eliminate coca crops.
|
|
The Soviet-trained bomber pilot became one of the leading US allies in the Middle East, receiving tens of billions of dollars in American military aid, and his government's continued observance of the Camp David accords with Israel was the cornerstone of the so-called "cold peace" between the formerly warring neighbors.
|
|
Trump reportedly decided on Moore after his chief economic adviser Larry Kudlow showed him over lunch an op-ed Moore co-wrote for the Wall Street Journal that argues the Reserve's policies are hurting economic growth — a position that accords with Trump's belief that the Fed's gradual interest rate hikes are to blame for tamping down economic growth.
|
|
" Mr Mueller's report is not so clear: "Congress has authority," he wrote, "to prohibit a president's corrupt use of his authority…The conclusion that Congress may apply the obstruction laws to the president's corrupt exercise of the powers of office accords with our constitutional system of checks and balances and the principle that no person is above the law.
|
|
"The conclusion that Congress may apply the obstruction laws to the president's corrupt exercise of the powers of office accords with our constitutional system of checks and balances and the principle that no person is above the law," the report stated, a comment highlighted by Senator Dianne Feinstein of California, the senior Democrat on the Judiciary Committee, among others.
|
|
Another recent paper, by Marco Tedesco of Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, largely accords with Francis's hypothesis that changes in the high Arctic are having serious weather impacts farther south: Tedesco pointed to an atmospheric block that resulted in unusually warm temperatures in 2015 over northern Greenland, which in turn led to an extensive melt on the ice sheet.
|
|
The next president will, for example, have to deal with the enormous loss of US credibility during the past three years, which has stemmed in large part from Trump's reneging on or withdrawing from agreements such as the Paris accord on climate change, arms control accords with Russia, and the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), which restricted Iran's nuclear program.
|
|
However, making trade accords with multiple countries is something that Trump opposes on the basis that it has had a negative economic impact on the U.S. "I feel really we are making progress… both China and the EU believes in multilateralism and a rules-based world order," Jyrki Katainen, vice-president of the European Commission, told CNBC's Eunice Yoon on Monday.
|
|
The secretariat of the guerrillas installed their headquarters there at the beginning of the 80s, and in a remote camp called Casa Verde, lived through some of the most intense moments of conflict and peace of that era: The signing of the 1984 accords with the government of Belisario Betancourt; the unexpected bombing of December 9, 1990, used by then Colombian president César Gaviria, unsuccessfully, as a pretense to target the guerrilla leadership; and the death by natural causes of Jacobo Arenas, the FARC co-founder.
|
|
Policies: Introduce parallel currency for domestic use to boost the economy while keeping the euro for international trade and use by tourists; replace current staggered income tax rates with a single rate "flat tax" of around 23 percent for both individuals and companies; double monthly minimum pensions to 1,000 euros; abolish housing tax, inheritance tax and road tax on most cars; tax breaks for pet owners; guarantee minimum income of 1,20113 euros per month for everyone; block the arrival of immigrants through accords with North African countries.
|
|