We have been gutting our resilience to fund our comfort.
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Critics attribute this resilience to a broken market for auditing services.
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Consumers have already shown their resilience to the collection of personal information.
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We had some resilience to come back, but then we can't shoot.
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The country's resilience to politically motivated supply shocks should not be underestimated.
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Moody's measured sovereigns' vulnerability by their "exposure" and "resilience" to climate change.
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Little-known plants might have unknown benefits, such as resilience to diseases.
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"Resilience to climate change is being grown in the fields," he said.
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The FSA said lenders had sufficient resilience to meet an economic downturn.
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In Torment, much like Planescape, your superpower is your resilience to death.
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Some of those, devastatingly enough, were testing crops' resilience to climate change.
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Many Pakistanis attributed his resilience to the advice of healers and soothsayers.
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The United States urgently needs to focus on resilience to climate impacts.
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" Instead of "Climate Change Adaptation," the recommended terms include "Resilience to Weather Extremes.
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Her work focuses on building resilience to the destabilizing impacts of climate change.
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You need resilience to get back up and running and minimize the damage.
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"Your dedication, resilience, to this adversity defines the absolute best of our nation."
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It is very easy to tie video game resilience to real-life resilience.
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I worried about reopening a wound I didn't have the resilience to mend.
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" Likewise, the preferred phrasing for "climate change adaption" is now "resilience to weather extremes.
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You have not only faced challenges but have had the resilience to overcome them.
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Fitch has assessed Uzbek banks' resilience to depreciation of the som under different scenarios.
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Building resilience to disasters not only makes economic sense, it is a moral imperative.
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Among them, improving our ability to prevent and strengthen our resilience to terrorist attacks.
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Massot seemed troubled afterward, but the pair showed the resilience to recover on Thursday.
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There is a deep resilience to our body politic that we're starting to see.
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With this, they create greater resilience to conflicts fueled by national and regional divisions.
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Resilience to weather and heat Rainfall and sunlight can affect the health of natural grass.
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The euro zone needs better systems for pooling risk, and more resilience to external shocks.
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Rather my missteps often teach valuable lessons, and provide the resilience to bounce back stronger.
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But they have already shown the resilience to stick together and rebound when duty calls.
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But they are also trying to build more on-the-ground resilience to worsening crises.
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Fortunately, there are some important new initiatives being made to increase resilience to heat crises.
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Various pathways may contribute to our shared objective for increased resilience to weather-related risks.
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We need to restore degraded ecosystems and build climate resilience to prevent potential food loss.
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But this agreement marks a watershed moment in building our country's resilience to climate change.
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"The RSG 3-D panel is known for it resilience to natural disaster," Calligar said.
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He attributes his strong conscience and psychological resilience to his ability to win over fear.
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"Reforms must continue to address these long-term challenges and bolster resilience to shocks," it added.
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But insurance, combined with investment in improving resilience to disasters, can cut losses, the report said.
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Imports also declined by less than expected, suggesting some resilience to the drawn-out Sino-U.
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Clinton stressed her resilience to congregants on Sunday by sharing a favorite saying of Eleanor Roosevelt.
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He said the agency provided $1.3 billion last year to bolster European resilience to Russian meddling.
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Northern and Midwestern states in particular have shown more resilience to coronavirus-related fallout so far.
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Houston is improving its resilience to flooding, in part, through the revitalization of Buffalo Bayou Park.
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The better response is to look for ways to improve their own resilience to the outbreak.
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It took eight years of long days, persistence and resilience to make the beverage start-up profitable.
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China's Communist Party has shown extraordinary resilience to destabilising forces and an impressive ability to recreate itself.
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Downs argued that the chemicals in sunscreen lower the coral's resilience to the impacts of climate change.
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Helping developing countries build resilience to food shortages caused by natural and man-made disasters requires water.
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"Despite everything that happens, there's a resilience to the British market," said Larry Joyce, the company chairman.
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A comprehensive approach that acknowledges the relationship between empowerment and increased resilience to destructive ideologies is essential.
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This should provide high resilience to softening pricing conditions that are being reported across several reinsurance classes.
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A total of 130 banks were tested over their resilience to market volatility and level of credit risk.
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" "We showed incredible resilience to come back from huge disappointment at the final whistle and keep our calm.
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The Fed's concern about diminishing equity market liquidity is that it threatens the financial system's resilience to shock.
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Too many college students lack the resilience to deal with setbacks, which leads to more anxiety and depression.
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What it means: The resilience index ranks 130 countries and territories according to their resilience to disruptive events.
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This is provided the Icelandic operating environment demonstrates resilience to external shocks in the post-capital controls era.
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We expect the divestment to bolster the bank's resilience to downturns, but it will not affect its ratings.
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"If you really are a bit more confident that this economy has resilience to it, and that this growth story has resilience to it, perhaps you will therefore then have the confidence to do capex rather than just buy other companies," Robert Griffiths, global equity strategist at Credit Suisse, said.
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The largest U.S. cable company's third-quarter results demonstrated a resilience to industry forces that have buffeted its rivals.
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Resilience to extreme heat in hospitals, buildings, transport and homes should be improved and stricter water efficiency standards introduced.
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Equity markets have shown resilience to geopolitical events surrounding North Korea of late, with initial losses erased relatively quickly.
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And then we humble ourselves with our unbelievable resilience to put the pain aside and get on with it.
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Through this dedicated action, the queer community is moving forward with resilience to honor those taken one year ago.
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The company's trading history (12-year revenue CAGR of 2.4%) has shown resilience to declining UK pub industry fundamentals.
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The U.S., South Korea and broader international community must enhance cyber resilience to mitigate North Korean cyberattacks and infiltrations.
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Instead, they think markets have shown incredible resilience to the series of blows that have come from all sides.
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"Devising solutions requires adaptation and building community resilience to the shocks of climate change weather-related events," said Shafiei.
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Spain has been breathtaking at times, but there's a resilience to Portugal, a nous, that makes them a threat.
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For 20 years, I have studied how crisis leadership, risk communication, and public engagement strengthen community resilience to disasters.
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He backs a climate corps to get thousands of young people working on building community resilience to extreme weather.
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Cities will need to think beyond convenience or profit to add resilience to the necessary features of urban development.
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The prime minister said Sunday that his government was building resilience to the fire danger posed by climate change.
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While the historic flood was an incredibly devastating time for our city, it allowed our resilience to be shown.
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Banco Popolare said on Thursday that it had conducted internal stress tests which confirmed the banks' resilience to adverse shocks.
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Mr Bailey says too little is done to develop children's resilience to the stuff they inevitably stumble across, especially pornography.
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Use of molecular markers and genetic modification for crops are ways of boosting resilience to climate change, disease and drought.
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I could have explained as much—economic injustice, classism, resilience—to my dentist, if I had the time or energy.
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For now, many of these products remain exclusively reserved for users with disposable income and a certain resilience to disappointment.
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Corridors are one of the most crucial ways to build human and wildlife resilience to climate change impacts, including wildfires.
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The bank expects Mexico to "exhibit resilience to shocks" and carry on with strong exports to offset lower oil output.
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"Rebuilding reserve buffers will be critical to enhance the country's resilience to future shocks," the International Monetary Fund wrote in January.
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The tiny Pacific-island country of Palau provides refreshing evidence, however, of Chinese tourists' resilience to governmental tampering with their holidays.
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However, for those who do find themselves saddled by debt, there is resilience to be found in working towards financial stability.
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Huawei employees are expected to emulate wolves' bloodthirsty nature, fearlessness, resilience to harsh conditions and ability to work as a team.
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It will be an honor and a pleasure to sing her music and portray her inspiring resilience to audiences every night.
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Manufacturing business sentiment fell around the region, signalling a waning confidence despite the region's resilience to economic challenges in recent years.
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Sainsbury's has shown greater resilience to competition from German discounters Aldi and Lidl than its traditional rivals -Tesco, Asda and Morrisons.
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The Pentagon has recognized climate change as a threat multiplier, instructing commanders to prioritize resilience to climate change in their operations.
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One way to deal with migration pressures "would be to build (African countries') resilience to cope with climate change," she said.
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If these things don't happen, efforts to build genuine resilience to growing climate pressures are unlikely to succeed, the experts said.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Strong external finances and low public debt increases Thailand's resilience to economic shocks and underpins the country's ratings.
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And you have to ask yourself, do the Americans have the resilience, does the world have the resilience to handle that?
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Donald Trump owes his (relative) resilience to the inertia of medium-information voters enjoying a decent economy, not to YouTube radicalism.
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If you really want something in this life, you have to find that resilience to pursue it and just keep going.
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However, resilience to shocks is curtailed by the small size of the population (32,000), limited economic diversification and high dependence on Italy.
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The conscientious ones look for ways to channel those fears into more productive activities, such as increasing societal resilience to terrorist attacks.
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Nevertheless there has been greater national and international attention on resilience to drought since 2012, according to Zoundi of the AGIR network.
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Moss says a range of energy sources will be needed to both fuel widespread economic development and build resilience to climate change.
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"While relationship-driven ... trading... delivers lower spreads in stable market conditions, its resilience to stress may be tested going forward," BIS said.
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The initiative is part of the Building Resilience to Climate Extremes and Disasters (BRACED) programme, supported by Britain's Department for International Development.
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Leaders that live their values and scale them will create organizations with the resilience to navigate this complex, rapid-fire, disruptive world.
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In 2007, he launched PlaNYC, an ambitious program to lower the city's emissions and build resilience to climate change's impacts by 2030.
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For example, deepening dependence on coal and nuclear resources may, in fact, reduce resilience to extreme heat or cold, hurricanes, or floods.
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We want global warming addressed, renewable energy encouraged, our air quality secured, water sources preserved and adaptation and community resilience to wildfires.
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"Urgent action needs to be taken, including working to support the agriculture sector to increase its resilience to environmental changes," said Dangour.
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The reporting will cover topics like Floridians "building resilience" to deadly hurricanes and the impact of global warming on Florida's agriculture industry.
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Nevertheless, the Yankees have been forced to depend on reinforcements earlier than expected, putting their depth — and emotional resilience — to the test.
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These private blockchains can lose the resilience to attack that is part of what made blockchains so attractive in the first place.
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Hone shows us how to harness the (thankfully common) power of our own resilience to work our way through a horrible loss.
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The plan aims to boost resilience to earthquakes, cyclones and floods and reduce deaths by focusing on early warning, response and recovery.
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Resilience to shocks is greatly curtailed by the small size of the population (32,000), limited economic diversification and high dependence on Italy.
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"I don't think the U.S. has this resilience to cope with the failure of the grid, beyond a certain time," Lyman added.
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His proposal calls for $10 trillion over 10 years for clean energy and resilience to get to net-zero emissions by 2045.
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"I get the door slammed in my face and part of being an entrepreneur is having the resilience to withstand that," he says.
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The index also displayed resilience to heavy losses overnight on Wall Street after Beijing retaliated against Washington's latest salvo in the trade row.
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"The story of his resilience to come to the US alone with no family and learn English, it says a lot," Wright said.
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Interestingly, the policies appear to be driving other changes as well to cut risks and build more resilience to climate shocks, Francois said.
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"These are very encouraging numbers, which show economic resilience to geopolitical noise," said Simon Quijano-Evans, a strategist at Legal & General Investment Management.
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Stress testing, which checks resilience to extreme market shocks, is common in banking since the financial crisis and is burdensome and time-consuming.
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"These children need to gain resilience to survive, build confidence and restore hope for their brighter futures," Odashiro told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Goyal and his colleagues hypothesize that the greater youthfulness in the female brain might provide some degree of resilience to aging-related changes.
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The takeaway: Broader resilience to pandemic fears may help hide weakness among specific stocks, with reliance on China's market remaining a key vulnerability.
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"Instead of climate change adaptation, staff should consider using 'resilience to weather extremes/intense weather events: drought, heavy rain, spring ponding,'" Politico added.
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Sock is already in the top 20 and has shown no shortage of resilience to go with his undeniable power in Indian Wells.
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The agency expects SCOR's diversified business profile and prudent underwriting policy to provide resilience to a protracted period of price softening, should this occur.
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Dutch lenders performed relatively well in European stress tests last summer aimed at calculating their resilience to a severe theoretical economic and financial shock.
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Aware that defences are only as strong as the weakest link, the guidelines also emphasise the need for building up resilience to hackers collectively.
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Collective memory for past calamities is of more than just academic interest, precisely because resilience to future calamities is thought to depend on it.
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While my government is committed to undertaking all necessary efforts to strengthen the Maldives' resilience to this global phenomenon, we cannot do this alone.
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For life insurance, Fitch views IDUNA's resilience to persistent low yields as strong compared with that of the German life market as a whole.
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Sentiment had risen surrounding the shares given their relative resilience to wild swings in the stock market, and stronger financials among low-income households.
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The project is part of wider government efforts to boost resilience to climate change by encouraging farmers to find other ways of earning money.
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Indonesia and the Philippines are on Positive Outlook, reflecting strong GDP growth and - in Indonesia's case - positive reforms and growing resilience to external pressures.
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Given their age and their resilience to the often-harsh weather conditions in Africa, they have been the source of local stories and legends.
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They may spur the U.S. to toughen sanctions, strengthen resilience to Russian political warfare and cause the U.S. to more boldly challenge Russian interests.
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LSR's resilience to the adverse market conditions has improved since the 2008/09 crisis due to its moderate debt level and minimal capex requirements.
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That said, the market does not seem to care, as it did not care when Home Depot's latest quarter demonstrated its resilience to Amazon.
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However, ambitions need to be increased "as quickly as possible ... (to) keep our emissions down and increase our resilience to climate change," she adds.
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Tuesday's briefing incorrectly spelled the name of a 17th-century church in the Andes that architects are studying for clues about resilience to earthquakes.
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But Ariana Grande has proved herself as a once-in-a-generation artist who has brought a remarkable brightness and resilience to pop music.
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The aim of the project, launched in 22, is to build the resilience to climate change of a county suffering prolonged and unpredictable droughts.
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The agency expects Munich Re's diversified business profile and prudent underwriting policy to provide resilience to a protracted period of price softening, should this occur.
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Front-end sales have grown in the low-single digits in recent years, and have shown resilience to competition from channels including discounters and online.
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The agency expects Hannover Re's diversified business profile and prudent underwriting policy to provide resilience to a protracted period of price softening, should this occur.
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The new satellites are being engineered with greater resilience to enemy attacks through cyber hardening, smaller, less vulnerable form factors and jam-resistant GPS systems.
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Admire his resilience to what must have been a clear feeling of having a bunch of shit on his face: The man just kept going.
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"Farmers may be unwilling to take action in the name of climate change, but they are interested in increasing resilience to weather events," Detchon says.
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The greatest efficiencies will come from thinking about the interplay between all infrastructure systems, and incorporating resilience to changing conditions and flexibility for the future.
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When you run the most valuable company, or one of the most valuable companies, in the world, it takes considerable personal resilience to get ahead.
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The American dropped a triple bogey but displayed tremendous resilience to card a one-under-par 70 for a winning total of 18-under 266.
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The agency expects Swiss Re's diversified business profile and prudent underwriting policy to provide resilience to a protracted period of price softening, should this occur.
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Grande has brought a remarkable brightness and resilience to modern music, infusing each release with more and more details from her multi-colored inner life.
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He calls for equitable disaster relief funding, national extreme weather insurance, climate-smart agriculture, and regional hubs to increase resilience to local climate-related risks.
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Instead of climate change adaptation, staff should consider using "resilience to weather extremes/intense weather events: drought, heavy rain, spring ponding," according to the emails.
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The index advanced 0.6% on Wednesday China's July export and import data came in better than expected, suggesting some resilience to the drawn-out Sino-U.
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The VRs acknowledge the banks' solid domestic franchises, significant resilience to potential asset quality deterioration due to reasonable capital levels and performance, and comfortable liquidity buffers.
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As five years of benign credit and abundant liquidity comes to an end, watchdogs are probing lenders' internal models to test their resilience to turbulent markets.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Kenya's ratings are supported by its strong growth potential and resilience to shocks, favourable business climate and only moderate exposure to commodity prices.
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One sections of the city's 2018 green plan boasts the title: "Climate Haven" and suggests the city "leverage climate resilience to attract new business and residents".
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It was helped by new export orders returning to growth in a sign the world third biggest economy is exhibiting some resilience to global trade frictions.
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The city is now investing in boosting its resilience to future water crises, with water conservation education, building a storm water management system and new infrastructure.
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He pledged to examine all investments "sober-mindedly," and focus on building countries' resilience to deal with future crises so they're less reliant on foreign help.
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The European Banking Authority is due to carry out further "stress tests" on the banks it supervises this summer, to assess their resilience to economic shocks.
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Together, these efforts will enhance our resilience to the damaging impacts of more intense storms and accelerating sea level rise — and prevent needless loss of life.
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"The ability for a child to develop character, courage and resilience to overcome setbacks is something about which I care deeply," William said in a speech.
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Increasing evidence shows that timely and robust food security interventions can enable individuals and communities to build resilience to conflict and hasten their recovery from it.
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To be sure, regulatory reforms since 85033 have produced more strongly capitalized banks, tests of resilience to shocks, more inter-agency coordination, and some consumer protections.
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The regulator would start stress testing large banks on an annual basis, and would test banks' resilience to operational and climate change financial risks, it added.
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The move should encourage home and business owners to install solar photovoltaic panels on their properties, and could increase the islands' resilience to disasters, said Abraham.
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STOCKHOLM, Dec 13 (Reuters) - Sweden's central bank said on Friday it would use the European Union's TIBER-EU framework to test banks' resilience to cyber risks.
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Moody's said on Tuesday that Russia's economy has gained enough resilience to withstand new Western sanctions and may see its sovereign rating upgraded by year-end.
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The UK economy's relative resilience to the uncertainty generated by last year's Brexit referendum has propped up the currency this year following a near one fifth slide.
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"At this juncture, it is critical to strengthen the economy's resilience to withstand shocks," the IMF said in the concluding statement of its 2018 report on Spain.
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The Senate's top Democrat is telling President Trump that any infrastructure deal must contain robust moves to bolster zero-carbon energy and build resilience to climate change.
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This has informed the city's work over many years to increase its resilience to the effects of difficult-to-predict weather events such as droughts or floods.
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Those characteristics need not be deleterious: they might include greater resilience to disease among crops or, perhaps, greater tolerance to warming waters on the part of corals.
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However, El-Erian noted that cash gives investors resilience to last through turbulent times, the option to change course on new data, and agility to react quickly.
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The things that countries and the region need to do to build resilience to organized crime are not done easily -- they will involve hard discussions and decisions.
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It is part of a major UK-backed program to build resilience to climate extremes and disasters in 13 countries in Africa and Asia, known as BRACED.
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"Practicing mindfulness may decrease physiological stress reactivity and increase resilience to stress," said Kia Gluschkoff of the University of Helsinki, who also wasn't involved in the study.
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A major shift to farming methods that work with nature, reduce emissions, empower women farmers and improve resilience to the impacts of climate change is now essential.
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That decision "impacts hugely because it's all about support for building resilience", Robinson said - including resilience to "slow-onset" disasters such as longer and more frequent droughts.
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By championing Donald Trump's boldness and resilience to political correctness, he's done a great deal of damage in making a hateful rhetoric digestible to his large following.
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"Biological and cultural diversity together increase resilience to social, environmental and climate change," said Joji Carino, a working group coordinator for the International Indigenous Forum on Biodiversity.
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At the White House, she led the development of policy regarding resilience to climate change and other catastrophic risks, including developing risk management standards for resilient infrastructure.
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Mr. Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, frequently invoked New York's post-113/11 resilience to combat criticism from his primary rivals over his New York roots.
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Fourth, the executive director and general counsel should be supportive of and proactive in promoting election security to help states and localities build resilience to foreign interference.
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Having posted strong results on Tuesday, showing resilience to the uncertainty around the referendum, it was up 2.7 percent on Wednesday after a spate of broker upgrades.
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America is a resilient nation, but it is time for that resilience to be on display in defense of American interests, foreign policy and principles of liberty.
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Alice C. Hill is a research fellow at the Hoover Institution, where her work focuses on building resilience to catastrophic events, including the impacts of climate change.
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As a result, developments in the real economy, credit provision and financing conditions have improved and have strengthened the euro area's resilience to recent global economic shocks.
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The watchdog also said that the EU's banks are still improving their resilience to shocks and whittling away at their 893 billion euro mountain of bad loans.
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The Bank of England published a new discussion paper Wednesday which lays outs how it will test the country's financial system and its resilience to climate change.
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The Asset Quality Review (AQR) finalised in July did not provide sufficient information to assess the state of the financial sector and fully evaluate its resilience to shocks.
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Gelman also said that part of the betting markets' resilience to budging from the Brexit "remain" vote may have been "circular reasoning," whereby the markets were self-reinforcing.
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Similarly, China's domestic mines are showing more resilience to low prices with output rising in May for the first time in two years, Goldman Sachs said this month.
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The euro zone economy has so far showed a degree of resilience to Britain's shock vote to leave the EU, with euro zone economic sentiment improving last month.
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"We will continue to work with our global partners to enhance resilience to the impacts of climate change and prepare for and respond to natural disasters," he said.
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We develop the will to fight uphill battles and the skill to win those battles, and the resilience to lose a battle today without losing our resolve tomorrow.
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However, across the pond, some Wall Street giants, such as Goldman Sachs, have assured that they will have greater resilience to the combination of geopolitical and economic headwinds.
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An earlier version of this briefing incorrectly spelled the name of a 17th-century church in the Andes that architects are studying for clues about resilience to earthquakes.
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In this case, the DOE needed to show that current rules are harming grid resilience, to the detriment of ratepayers, and that its proposed rule is not discriminatory.
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"Whether we have the potential to show the same resilience to sudden extreme climate change as the people of Star Carr is yet to be tested," Candy said.
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The 22-mile loop around the city connects communities and residents, while the parks along the BeltLine are engineered to manage stormwater and improve resilience to flood risks.
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And Jon, himself, exhibits a resilience to fear in his willingness to risk his own life for the greater good — the cause against the army of the dead.
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It will develop long-term job security strategies with local businesses and residents, for the sake of adding resilience to economic downturns and damage caused by climate change.
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The Aspen Institute is one of several nonpartisan think tanks that have been working to shine a light on the importance of shoring up household resilience to financial shocks.
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Sainsbury's has shown greater resilience to competition from the discounters than its rivals and last month agreed a 1.4 billion pound ($2.1 billion) takeover of Argos-owner Home Retail .
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In her remarks, she called for "democratic resilience" to combat that trend, and suggested finding ways to disagree respectfully, including combating fake news, voting and subscribing to a newspaper.
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"The complex setup of the Avalanche network was popular amongst cybercriminals, because of the double fast flux technique offering enhanced resilience to takedowns and law enforcement action," Europol wrote.
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Still, for a market so close to all-time heights, its resilience to date owes a lot to cautious, risk-evading behavior rather than optimistic conviction about the future.
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Halep displayed her usual resilience to save four of them in an intense game at 2-3 that featured six deuces, and it proved to be a turning point.
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A senior industry executive called this a deliberate "PR strategy" to focus attention on the CR929 and its wider political message of joint Chinese-Russian resilience to U.S. pressure.
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Israel's ratings will continue to be constrained by political and security risks, but its credit profile has shown resilience to periodic conflict and political shocks over an extended timeframe.
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These issues were brought up not to seek our sympathies, but to point out their resilience to change, concerns and determination not to lose more than they already have.
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Empowering entrepreneurs on the ground, introducing redundancy in the form of back-ups, and instituting processes for learning from cyberattacks are critical features of building resilience to future cyberattacks.
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The bond market's resilience to quantitative easing ending in the United States can partly be explained by the reach for yield from global investors with nowhere else to go.
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Mizutori urged all states to invest more in their health services, including medical staff and data collection, to boost resilience to health threats, as they agreed five years ago.
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After the arrests, the police said they would "continue to build resilience to detect and mitigate further incursions from drones," but did not specify what those measures might be.
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But as cultured meat advances, advocates say it could help ease the burden that industrial food production places on the planet, as well as add resilience to farmers' businesses.
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"China's real economy performance has improved significantly in recent months...China's current macroeconomic and policy environment should help the market improve its resilience to new external shocks," he said.
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Wilson said he has found buying opportunities in companies pressured by the online retail giant, such as Dollar General Corp and AutoZone Inc, which have shown resilience to such competition.
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Even in facing down all this violence, trans women of color are rising in resilience to demand rights and respect — and true allies need to help them in that struggle.
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The industry owes its resilience to some of the world's lowest wages, the right skills and the fact that China has become less competitive as a producer in recent years.
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Official data due next month will offer a better gauge of Britain's resilience to Brexit, providing the first detailed breakdown of how manufacturing, services and construction firms fared in July.
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Fitch's positive reassessment of the sovereign's credit strength in turn reflects (i) Uzbekistan's economic resilience to the regional downturn; and (ii) moderately reduced political risks following a smooth political transition.
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But federal energy regulators have rejected that argument and turned down a proposal late last year from Perry to subsidize nuclear and coal plants for providing "resilience" to the grid.
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" Climate change adaptation should instead be "resilience to weather," and efforts to "reduce greenhouse gases" should instead be deemed as ways to "build soil organic matter, increase nutrient use efficiency.
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The plazas have also helped attract more than 2100 groups of foreign officials curious to find out about the Dutch city's innovative approach to building resilience to climate change impacts.
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The European Parliament has voted to adopt a set of measures aimed at bolstering resilience to digital threats and improving cybersecurity cooperation and info sharing across its 28 Member States.
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He said that when it came to the global economy the liquidity of the financial system must be guaranteed and that banks must use their resilience to support their customers.
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Our Upshot columnist, pondering the U.S.'s approach of 10 recession-free years, visited Australia to see whether it had lessons in resilience to offer the rest of the world.
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She said the now-discarded data was collected and shared over a number of years to help states, cities and towns build resilience to fiercer storms, floods, droughts and wildfires.
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He said that when it came to the global economy the liquidity of the financial system must be guaranteed and that banks must use their resilience to support their customers.
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Undergirding the Oriati Mbo's resilience to the Masquerade is a philosophy revolving around "trim," a complex system governing the maintenance of relationships between people that contain and reflect the world.
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"Whether the baryonic matter is stripped from the satellite galaxy depends on its structure: the distribution of stars determines their resilience to the tidal force," Ogiya wrote in an email.
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Through its support for international conservation programs, the US government plays a critical role in helping to conserve our planet's biodiversity and build nature's resilience to an increasingly volatile climate.
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STOCKHOLM (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Funding for international efforts to build resilience to climate change and meet other development goals is faltering, warns United Nations Deputy Secretary-General Amina J. Mohammed.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Banks in Britain may be tested for their resilience to the impact of climate change on their balance sheets, Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said on Monday.
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We acknowledge Voyage's position as the UK's largest independent provider of support to people with learning disabilities and focus on high acuity care, which provides some resilience to government spending pressures.
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"No part of the island was spared - every single sector and every single family was negatively affected by this hurricane," Baron told Tuesday's discussion on the Caribbean region's resilience to disasters.
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" JUAN PEREZ, SENIOR CURRENCY TRADER, TEMPUS, INC, WASHINGTON "The U.S. Dollar will likely show resilience to losing some of its value since the hike does represent a higher return for investors.
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"(Furthermore), it is recommended to introduce longer-term measures to increase farm and household resilience to natural disasters and climate change," the report said, citing North Korea's susceptibility to natural disasters.
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"Active forest management practices such as thinning, selective cutting, and prescribed burning may be implemented to reduce fire risk and increase forest resilience to droughts and climate change," the paper concludes.
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Several insurance industry executives on Tuesday testified before the House Homeland Security subcommittee on cybersecurity, arguing that cyber insurance is an important part of improving the private sector's resilience to cyberattacks.
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"We need to make it a bigger priority in 2380 to address the underlying causes of crises — insecurity, conflict, poverty, development failures, inadequate adaptation and resilience to climate change," he said.
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Castro replied that he didn't think that the premise reflected the issue well and emphasized that his approach to climate disasters would be on rebuilding and emphasizing resilience to future events.
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"We need to make it a bigger priority in 2019 to address the underlying causes of crises — insecurity, conflict, poverty, development failures, inadequate adaptation and resilience to climate change," he said.
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He said the vote was "a strong endorsement" of the government's Reef 2050 plan to improve water quality, reduce land clearing, and increase the reef's resilience to climate change by mid-century.
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The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, responsible for insuring the bulk of Canadian mortgages issued by banks and other big lenders, uses annual stress tests to gauge its resilience to extreme scenarios.
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The company said operating profit for its business segments, at $1.4 billion against $1.8 billion in 2014, along with 1 percent growth in shipped volumes showed its resilience to weak commodity markets.
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The markets have shown surprising resilience to major political events, such as Britain's vote in June to leave the European Union and the election of Donald Trump as U.S. president in November.
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Although outplayed in those games, the Sharks had shown enough resilience to stay competitive — losing the first on a goal with 053:33 left in the game and the second in overtime.
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"This suggests that the banks' resilience to a macroeconomic downturn in the future may be limited, even if their capital ratios have improved in recent years," Müller, Estonia's central bank chief, said.
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"Nations that have successfully built resilience to these problems have included digital literacy elements to better protect their populations," said Peter Singer, co-author of "LikeWar," a book on social media disinformation.
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It launched the Trans-Sahara Counterterrorism Partnership in 2005, bringing together 10 countries for a multiyear, interagency program aimed at "building resilience" to radicalization, building counterterrorism capacity and improving regional security cooperation.
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Voyage's service line diversification provides resilience to the tightening in registered care homes eligibility criteria set by local authorities as they move towards less costly options such as supported living and domiciliary care.
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Tight monetary policy and economic challenges have had a negative impact on Zambian banks, but the banking sector remains well-capitalised relative to regional peers and stress tests indicate resilience to potential shocks.
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For about 10 years now, Ethiopia has been a test bed for a new type of agricultural insurance based on rainfall, called index insurance, that shows a potential to increase resilience to disasters.
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The upgrade also reflects our expectation of continued enhancement in its resilience to key market risks, specifically the reduction of Japanese government bond (JGBs) exposures and the shorter duration of its JGB holdings.
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"These analyses underscore the importance of social engagement in the work setting for building resilience to Alzheimer's disease," Elizabeth Boots, research specialist at Wisconsin Alzheimer's Disease Research Center, said in the press release.
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Home improvement retailers have further benefited from benign industry square-footage growth (including very modest unit expansion from Home Depot and chief competitor Lowes) and competitive resilience to the discount and online channels.
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Home improvement retailers have further benefited from benign industry square footage growth (including very modest unit expansion from Home Depot and chief competitor Lowes) and competitive resilience to the discount and online channels.
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They all are adamant that developing the strength and resilience to get through injuries and adversity in sport gave them the resolve they needed to overcome the hardships they experienced in later life.
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Alison Stuart, division director of small states for the International Monetary Fund's Asia Pacific department, said many Pacific countries needed financing to address large infrastructure gaps and to build resilience to natural disasters.
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"It is these financial stability concerns that make additional rate cuts look unlikely, as doing so would risk increasing household indebtedness, thereby further reducing consumers' resilience to a future income shock," she said.
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Relying on the climate change panel's assessment, economists estimated that the economic hit would be small, providing further ammunition against an aggressive approach to reducing emissions and to building resilience to climate change.
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Researchers said businesses operating in developing-world megacities should do more to build resilience to climate shocks to protect assets and staff, while satisfying investors they are factoring climate risk into their planning.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank will test the euro zone's top lenders on their resilience to sharp changes in interest rates after years of ultra-easy monetary policy, it said on Tuesday.
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You play a shinobi that seeks vengeance for his kidnapped master; your enemies are varied and tough, and it will take several attempts—and a lot of patience and resilience—to best them.
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Perry makes much of NERC's warning that "premature retirements of fuel-secure baseload generating stations reduces resilience to fuel supply disruptions," but if you look at that language closely, it's practically a tautology.
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If the hole continued to grow, scientists predicted that the increased radiation could cause a spike in rates of skin cancer in humans and would damage many ecosystems with inadequate resilience to UV radiation.
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"The main reason for introducing this technique was to enable communities, particularly in dry-land areas, to build resilience to climate stresses, increase food productivity and engage in agribusiness for income generation," Mulevu said.
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The Bank said its investments in rural Andean regions are boosting resilience to climate change by improving road access, and that it is working with indigenous communities in the Amazon to improve forest conservation.
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"These expected trends could weaken the Chinese economy's resilience to shocks, limit the government's policy options and increase the likelihood of a sharper decline in trend growth rate," S&P said in the statement.
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The assessment is intended to identify key sources of systemic risk in the financial sector so that policies can be implemented to enhance resilience to shocks and problems that could spread across the globe.
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SIFMA, which last tested the industry's resilience to a pandemic in 2007, is confident that firms can operate from remote locations using backup facilities, added Tom Price, head of technology, operations and business continuity.
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It matters in Kenya, at the Kibera Ballet School where teachers bring that beauty and resilience to students who live in the slums, helping create the next generation of dancers for the national company.
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Despite Trump&aposs famed resilience to scandal, this strategy becomes less and less tenable if credible and damaging information is brought into the public domain and chips away at his support within the GOP.
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The latter is characterised by a high resilience to market fluctuations, together with high profitability and cash-flow conversion, measured as EBITDA margin and free cash flow (FCF) margin, compared to food retailer peers.
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The main risk factors that, individually or collectively, could trigger positive rating action are: - An improvement in external economic conditions, for example a recovery in the Russian economy, or Armenia's sustained resilience to them.
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And his populist appeal and resilience to controversy paved his way to the White House, stunning Democrats who wrongly believed the mercurial reality TV star would be a drag on Republicans down the ballot.
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LONDON, April 29 (Reuters) - Clearing houses for derivatives in the European Union must use tougher assumptions when checking their daily resilience to defaults of members and market shocks, the bloc's securities watchdog said on Friday.
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The team identified dozens of genes that were involved in making fish more resistant to chemicals, and a few key mutations that appeared to be important to the fish's resilience to pollution in every population.
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Voyage's service line diversification provides a degree of resilience to the tightening in registered care homes eligibility criteria set by local authorities as they move towards less costly options like supported living and domiciliary care.
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So if Musk really wants to ensure South Australia's energy security, he should next turn his attention to local grid resilience — to microgrids that can tie together and aggregate the state's bountiful distributed-energy resources.
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The Bank of England unveiled tougher stress tests for British banks, which will now face an assessment of their longer-term risks, such as Brexit, as well as their resilience to a severe economic shock.
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The EU's banking watchdog has launched its toughest stress test of lenders to check on their resilience to very low interest rates, trade tensions and Britain failing to get an EU trade deal after Brexit.
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"In response to the recent incident at Tesco Bank, the UK authorities activated a contingency plan ... to share intelligence across firms, allowing other institutions to review their own resilience to such threats," the BoE said.
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MOSCOW, Oct 29 (Reuters) - Stress tests of the eight largest brokerage companies in Russia have proved their resilience to possible shocks, although many smaller players are struggling to survive, a central bank official told Reuters.
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As the economy's resilience to Brexit confounds economists - and undermines the Bank of England's worst fears - it has also unnerved currency speculators who had built up their biggest bets ever on the pound falling further.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The revision of the Outlook reflects AzInsurance's weak business profile and low resilience to a difficult operating environment in Azerbaijan, deteriorated financial performance in 9M17 and the lack of distinctive competitive advantages.
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"If there's global warming, the bird has the resilience to go south, where they will continue to have stable sea ice for breeding that they would not have in the northern colonies," said Dr. Kooyman.
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In recent years, many states and cities, as well as businesses, have been working to implement their own programs that address climate, whether through clean energy, improved transportation, smart growth, and resilience to climate shocks.
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Officials called for measures to tackle poverty, and strengthen social safety nets and emergency response systems in order to build resilience to hurricanes such as Irma and Maria, which swept through the region in 2017.
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Which raised the question: Has García, the sport's dark prince and a golfer still without a place in the major championship kingdom, finally found the resolve and mental resilience to survive on golf's biggest stages?
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Since then, the sector seems to have built resilience to the kind of rolling selloffs that racked them in past decades, when a crisis in one country fueled domino-effect selling across the developing world.
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Read our interview below to find out the reason she is releasing her own music now and why it took Ciel's special breed of resilience to help reform the hyper-masculinity in Toronto's underground music community.
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"The World Bank Group is working closely with our partners to help the population recover from these terrible storms, build back stronger than before, and improve countries' resilience to natural disasters," Malpass said in a statement.
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He said the government must work closely with donors to support vulnerable communities to escape their dependence on rain-fed agriculture and to build resilience to a changing climate by encouraging farmers to diversify their crops.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Key rating triggers for an upgrade would include substantial improvements in DEVK group life operations' market position and DEVK's non-life underwriting profitability and resilience to competitive pressure in the German motor insurance market.
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Banks and clearing houses are now regularly "stress tested" on an individual or sector-wide basis to check their resilience to defaults and extreme market stresses, but the BIS paper called for checks to be coordinated.
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In Mali and Senegal, a three-year effort by IIED and the Near East Foundation has led to the creation of six $700,000 funds to help local communities build resilience to climate variability and extreme events.
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The World Bank was discussing with the government a set of medium- and long-term measures to move towards a new private-sector led growth model and increase the country's resilience to external shocks, she said.
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" Ricardo Marques, vice president of marketing core and value brands for Anheuser-Busch, told CNBC by phone Monday that Robinson was someone who displayed "extreme courage and resilience to break the color barrier in challenging times.
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"It (illegal mining) reduces the timber resource, thus affecting direct and indirect employment, economic development, foreign currency earnings and leads to environmental degradation and reduced resilience to climate change effects," Duwa told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The Canadian economy is showing "a welcome degree of resilience" to negative shocks, said Bank of Canada Deputy Governor Lawrence Schembri, one day after the central bank left its benchmark interest rate on hold at 1.75%.
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"This is a clear example, and there are many others, that have made enhancing the country's resilience to space weather events a national priority," Valentin Pillet, director of NSF's National Solar Observatory, said in the briefing.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Top European banks will face the latest check on their finances this week as regulators run stress tests on the sector in an effort to ensure its resilience to possible economic and other threats.
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"In addition, while we expect the on-track but unspectacular recovery to continue, the economic architecture remains particularly vulnerable: many structural challenges are pending and low resilience to external shocks remains the major source of weakness."
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That fund, which includes more than $53 billion for Africa, will help countries work to create jobs, invest in infrastructure, boost economic growth, and bolster resilience to climate shocks and natural disasters, top bank officials said.
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That fund, which includes more than $53 billion for Africa, will help countries work to create jobs, invest in infrastructure, boost economic growth, and bolster resilience to climate shocks and natural disasters, top bank officials said.
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The financing, which includes more than $53 billion for Africa, will help countries work to create jobs, invest in infrastructure, boost economic growth, and bolster resilience to climate shocks and natural disasters, top bank officials said.
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" Hale said the US had provided significant foreign assistance in Europe and Eurasia, almost all of which supports "building resilience to, and increasing pressure on, Russian malign influence, in accordance with the countering Russia's influence fund.
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The first type of case arises when bureaucracies have lost their moral compass, and as a bureaucrat, you must find the strength necessary to say no, or the resilience to live with yourself having said yes.
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Albert and Sawadogo, who tour village markets across the region, are trained by the Ministry of Agriculture as part of the Building Resilience to Climate Extremes and Disasters (BRACED) program, supported by Britain's Department for International Development.
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Creating school environments where children, parents and staff feel comfortable to talk openly about their mental health, and seek help when they need it, can help children to build up the resilience to cope with life's challenges.
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"Despite our expectation that market conditions will remain turbulent leading up to and beyond Brexit, we look ahead with optimism as Phoenix's hedging programme brings resilience to the Group's solvency position and cash generation," the company said.
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"The main idea is to build resilience to climate extremes among the worst-hit areas, using locally acceptable techniques and making them as sustainable as possible," Matheka Cornelius Kyalo, ASDF's executive director, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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However, its results in the European Banking Authority (EBA)'s recent stress tests placed it and Italian rivals Intesa Sanpaolo and UBI Banca somewhere in the middle of peers for perceived resilience to a big economic shock.
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The farmers are working on ways to adapt to the changing conditions, such as experimenting with new crops and trying to find additional sources of income beyond crop farming, to build their resilience to worsening harvest losses.
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"On housing risks specifically, the RBNZ certainly isn't claiming victory despite signs that the Auckland market is cooling and loan-to-value restrictions have improved bank resilience to price falls," said Philip Borkin, senior economist at ANZ.
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The Pole then displayed all of her usual resilience to rally past Spaniard Garbine Muguruza in three sets before she held off Petra Kvitova to claim the title with a 6-2 4-6 6-3 victory.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The upgrade of Indonesia's IDRs reflects the following key rating drivers:- Indonesia's resilience to external shocks has steadily strengthened in the past few years, as macroeconomic policies have consistently been geared towards maintaining stability.
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"Despite our expectation that market conditions will remain turbulent leading up to and beyond Brexit, we look ahead with optimism as Phoenix's hedging program brings resilience to the Group's solvency position and cash generation," the company said.
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PARIS, Jan 18 (Reuters) - Shares in supermarket retailer Casino rose on Friday, as traders and analysts said the company's fourth quarter sales had shown an element of resilience to the impact from anti-government protests in France.
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In the context of a growing economy with low unemployment rates, I expect a state's financial management and budgetary performance during these "good" times will determine much about its resilience to stress when the economy eventually softens.
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Before this changes, we need to minimize risk to ocean ecosystems and build resilience to climate change by creating marine reserves that strongly protect at least 30 percent of the world's ocean — starting with the Southern Ocean.
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Adele Ruppe, the center's chief of staff, defended the administration's broader efforts to counter Russian propaganda, pointing out that the State Department had provided $1.3 billion in assistance in 2017 to strengthen European resilience to Russian meddling.
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They can strengthen resilience to physical climate risks and could deliver up to 3.7 gigatons per year of CO2e savings over the next 15 years, just shy of the total emissions of the European Union (EU) today.
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Boeing raised its rolling 20-year industry forecast for passenger and cargo aircraft on Tuesday, as a steady flow of deals on day two of the Farnborough Airshow underscored the industry's resilience to rising global trade tensions.
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Better observations and models of these demographic movements, including the introduction of tools like machine learning, will be essential for projecting these patterns and interpreting their effects on social stability, resource use, and resilience to climate change.
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Persimmon gained 3.4 percent, on track for its best day in four months, after a robust trading statement which set the housebuilders up for gains as they absorbed a sign of resilience to pressures on the British consumer.
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Apparently the mental health crisis that Knott's Berry Farm wants you to experience isn't seeing a person who is living with mental illness find the strength and resilience to recover and leave the hospital on her own terms.
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STOCKHOLM, April 4 (Reuters) - Sweden's financial watchdog said on Wednesday that many households continue to take out large mortgages relative to their incomes though resilience to meet higher interest payments meant risks of substantial bank losses were limited.
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LONDON, Oct 31 (Reuters) - Spain's benchmark stock index , which has shown resilience to months of political gridlock, was down 0.7 percent on Monday after lawmakers agreed to grant conservative leader Mariano Rajoy a second term as prime minister.
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The greater societal benefits from cover-cropped fields — safer drinking water, fewer toxic algal blooms, smaller dead zones, increased carbon sequestration and greater resilience to droughts and floods — warrant greater public investment to bring this practice to scale.
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While there were challenges for EM to overcome, and "it would be wrong to expect unhindered growth," there was nonetheless a "a growing resilience to shocks (that) suggests that EM is maturing as an asset class," Fordham said.
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"Research suggests that these community social connections are as important for resilience to disaster is as physical material like disaster kits or medical supplies," explained Ichiro Kawachi, a professor of social epidemiology at Harvard's School of Public Health.
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Past experiences, with the anthrax-laced letters in 2001 and the 2014 Ebola outbreak, suggest that people react more rationally and show greater resilience to a full-blown crisis if they are prepared intellectually and emotionally for it.
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This trend is going to get worse, and it speaks to a need to build resilience — to think about social equity and inclusion as we build our climate plan so the needs of the most vulnerable are met.
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Mr. Sanders's endurance, and his apparent rise in the earliest primary and caucus states, reflects both the loyalty of his core supporters and their conviction that Mr. Sanders would bring the same fighting resilience to the general election.
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Oxford's Seddon, who runs the university's Nature-Based Solutions Initiative, said payments and other incentives should protect and expand natural forests rather than support single-species plantations with fewer natural benefits and far less resilience to climate change.
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The midcaps were on track for their biggest weekly gain in two months, showing some resilience to a slew of bad macroeconomic and corporate news from China and the United States in the first few days of 2019.
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Oxford's Seddon, who runs the university's Nature-Based Solutions Initiative, said payments and other incentives should protect and expand natural forests rather than support single-species plantations with fewer natural benefits and far less resilience to climate change.
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The immigration story of my family has centered on our resilience — to cross the border, to make it to New York, and to make it in New York — and no presidential decree could take that away from me.
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When Burrow shrugged off the aid of several teammates and ran right back to the huddle, it seemed to awaken second-ranked L.S.U., which needed every bit of its collective resilience to beat back ninth-ranked Auburn, 23-20.
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"Our investigations are still on-going, and our activities at the airport continue to build resilience to detect and mitigate further incursions from drones, by deploying a range of tactics," Sussex Police Superintendent James Collis said in a statement.
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Mr Sechin, a workaholic who rises at 5am and involves himself in all areas of the company's operations, attributes this resilience to "a team that is distinguished by high professionalism, decency, and patriotism in the sense of company patriotism".
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One of our portfolio companies, AdRoll, found that building their ad retargeting platform with small business customers in mind gave them the insight and resilience to withstand their toughest challenge yet: Google entering the market with a competing product.
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" They added: "The pursuit of prudent fiscal policy and ambitious growth-enhancing reforms is key to improving Portugal's potential growth and its resilience to shocks, in particular amidst volatile sovereign yields and high financing needs in the medium term.
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"The World Bank Group is working closely with our partners to help the population recover from these terrible storms, build back stronger than before, and improve countries' resilience to natural disasters," Malpass said in a statement announcing the support.
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Natural disaster insurance or savings funds could help significantly enhance sovereign resilience to climate change risks, Moody's said, highlighting the African Risk Capacity and Caribbean Catastrophe Risk Insurance Facility as examples of emerging markets' regional cooperation on the issue.
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Doha won't be the sole loser in an ongoing spat between the oil-rich monarchy and seven Middle Eastern governments, warned Qatari Finance Minister Ali Shareef Al Emadi as he stressed his country's resilience to any potential economic shocks.
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Key findings of the report are restricted consolidation opportunities with limited merger benefits within the sector; strong non-life underwriting profitability despite a high share of buildings insurance; and below-market-average resilience to persistently low yields in life.
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I also spoke with David W. Titley, 58, a professor of meteorology at Penn State University, and Katharine Hayhoe, 44, a professor of political science at Texas Tech University who works with cities to build resilience to climate risks.
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He also announced a new military operation — codenamed "Resilience" — to provide sanitary and logistical support and protection, including the deployment of two amphibious assault ships off the coasts of French overseas territories in Guiana and the southern Indian Ocean.
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As extreme weather events worsen from climate change, we should create an American Resilience Corps (ARC) to increase resilience to wildfire, restore coastal wetlands to limit destruction from hurricanes, and reduce the incidence of flooding, particularly on our farms.
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A public initiative-propelled by federal funding but led in large part by state and local education institutions-focused on building media literacy from an early age would help build long-term resilience to foreign manipulation of our democracy.
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In the past England have struggled against opponents who have been content to sit behind the ball and defend, but this team have the patience, technique and what Southgate called the "mental resilience" to keep probing without over-committing.
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Since China's economy is far bigger than two decades ago, the country has the size and resilience to overcome issues in the financial system, but Beijing is concerned about systemic risks that may roil the world's second-largest economy.
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WARSAW, Nov 22 (Reuters) - Poland's construction sector unexpectedly shrank in October, data published by the statistics office showed on Friday, raising concerns over the ability of Central Europe's biggest economy to sustain its resilience to a global economic slowdown.
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Several of these provisions are germane to concerns expressed by conflict researchers: US democratic institutions that constitute the country's greatest source of resilience to political violence — specifically Congress, media, the courts, and federal law enforcement — are on the decline.
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Axon is now offering law enforcement agencies two surveillance drones: the Phantom 683 Pro, eggshell white and equipped with image recognition software; and the more expensive Matrice 200 series, metallic grey and tested for resilience to harsh winds and rain.
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It is often claimed that the financial system itself is made safer by the Fed's annual "stress tests", which are meant to assess banks' resilience to shocks and which provide gainful employment to battalions of mathematical modellers at the central bank.
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DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) - International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde on Thursday warned countries against relying too much on monetary policy to counter another economic downturn, urging them to undertake fiscal and structural reforms to boost their economies' resilience to shocks.
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You've shown that you're never going to let anyone forget about those victims, and you've shown that you have such incredible resilience to keep dancing and to keep the innocence and to keep the joy and to keep the excitement.
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These frustrations and ordeals are all tests to see if we have the inner strength and resilience to not only withstand adversity, but to use the pain to transform us into something bigger and better than we would otherwise be.
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The Kakadu plum, straight outta Australia, is one of the world's richest sources of vitamin C; cultivated in arid, mountainous regions, it's been forced to develop a strong constitution to survive, and it'll give the same resilience to your skin.
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Canada has also marked itself out by choosing not to adopt the annual public stress testing of banks undertaken by regulators in the United States and Europe and increasingly seen as a key tool in ensuring banks' resilience to market shocks.
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In another indication that the world's fifth-biggest economy has lost some of its resilience to last June's shock vote to quit the European Union, the dominant services industry contracted in January for the first time since March last year.
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The effort, part of the UK-funded Building Resilience to Climate Extremes and Disasters (BRACED) project, aims to help local governments and communities develop better skills to manage climate funds and to use money in a transparent and cost-effective way.
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Sainsbury's, which has shown greater resilience to competition from German discounters Aldi and Lidl than its traditional rivals - market leader Tesco, Asda and Morrisons - made an underlying pretax profit of 587 million pounds ($853 million) in the year to March 12.
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The group's resilience to external factors should be further enhanced in 2017-2018 as Miratorg executes its efficiency improvements in its pork division, increases its output of poultry, semi-finished food and packaged meat, and reaches self-sufficiency in grain.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese manufacturing activity expanded at the fastest rate in four months in October as new export orders returned to growth, a business survey showed on Thursday, in a sign the economy is showing some resilience to global trade frictions.
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Besides protecting the trees themselves, the effort aims to improve local fisheries, as many species of fish breed and raise their young in shoreline mangroves, and build resilience to worsening storm surges and coastal erosion, which can be slowed by mangroves.
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SYDNEY, Feb 5.53 (Reuters) - A measure of Australian consumer confidence recovered sharply in February after a dismal start to the year, as improved optimism on the economy and family finances suggested some resilience to gloomy media coverage on falling home prices.
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By pursuing a smart foreign assistance approach that supports citizens in the development of representative and accountable institutions, we can help countries build resilience to violent extremism, and in doing so, create a more stable region consistent with U.S. interests.
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I hate them in that they are cavity-pocked and root canal-ridden, and their lack of resilience to my sugary sweet-filled lifestyle has resulted in me making innumerable trips to the dentist and spending thousands of dollars on repairs.
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But a rural credit scheme that lets farmers store their harvest and obtain loans against it - with the money paid back in the dry season when crop prices and sales income are higher - is boosting resilience to climate change, experts say.
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FRANKFURT, Sept 4 (Reuters) - Banking profitability in the euro zone is so weak that lenders' resilience to a downturn may be limited, even if they have spent years building up capital buffers, European Central Bank policymaker Madis Müller told Eurofi Magazine.
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"Building strategies to increase resilience to cyberbullying and that promote better sleep and exercise behaviours may well be what is needed to reduce both physical and psychological harms," Patton, who was not involved in the research, said in a statement.
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The growing number of places across the country with dwindling or no local news options has been associated with mostly rural and lower-income areas, places that have little resilience to counter the trend among readers and advertisers to go online.
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But all EU finance ministers except Britain, which is due to leave the bloc next March, welcomed the proposal on Monday as an important contribution to the package to be agreed in December to strengthen the euro zone's resilience to crises.
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It also said that this year's annual stress test of major banks for resilience to market and economic shocks would be largely in line with the 2018 exercise, a nod to the Bank's view that lenders hold enough capital in general.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's economy has gained enough resilience to withstand new Western sanctions and the country's sovereign rating may be upgraded by the end of the year, Kristin Lindow, a senior vice president at Moody's Investor Service, said in an interview.
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A population of close to 100 million, a tanking economy, rising prices and a leadership struggling to lift the country out of the downward spiral, the youth showed they had the resilience to take on the regime in protests from 2011-2013.
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"With climate posing an ever-greater risk, we can use insurance and risk financing solutions to strengthen developing countries' financial resilience to a wide range of threats," said Joaquim Levy, the World Bank Group's managing director and co-chair of the IDF.
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Bottom line: "The interplay between an issuer's exposure to climate shocks and its resilience to this vulnerability is an increasingly important part of our credit analysis, and one that will take on even greater significance as climate change continues," the report states.
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She said the Trump administration also has indicated it "will be reducing significantly" funding for government aid agency USAID and the State Department, both of which provide help to developing countries in building resilience to climate change shocks and pressures, she said.
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LONDON, March 8 (Reuters) - Britain's government will need to borrow 23.5 billion pounds less between the current financial year and 2021 than it expected a few months ago, helped by the economy's resilience to last year's Brexit vote, according to official budget forecasts.
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The venture, an outgrowth of the community's forestry enterprise, discreetly showcases time-honoured native wisdom that protects biodiversity and helps build resilience to climate change - a hot topic at talks on the U.N. Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) held this month in Cancún.
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"In the last decade the euro showed a great deal of resilience to deal with crises and I am sure that we will be able to cope with the budgetary plans in the different member states, and certainly also with Italy," Centeno said.
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It's been about — it's going through hardship just like a businessperson does and finding a way through smarts and ingenuity and resilience to fight forward and — when Donald Trump becomes president of the United States, we're going to have a stronger America.
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Mustier also said bad loan disposals would accelerate in the remainder of the year and confirmed UniCredit was working on changes to its group structure to improve its resilience to macroeconomic shocks, adding the lender would remain listed and headquartered in Italy.
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"Overall, these studies suggest that particular deficits in glucocorticoid signaling in the face of stress may impair resilience to stress," says John Krystal, a professor of neuroscience and chair of the Yale department of psychiatry who was not involved in the research.
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Together they amount to a fine study of the importance of not overthinking—a visceral reminder that growing up isn't just about finding your voice, but the resilience to stick with it, because most of the time, one take is all you get.
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SOFIA, March 19 (Reuters) - Bulgaria's central bank said on Thursday commercial banks should retain their profits rather than issue dividends and decrease their deposits abroad, as part of measures to ensure the banking system's resilience to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
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In its annual report on the Swedish mortgage market, published earlier on Wednesday, the watchdog said many households continue to take out large mortgages relative to their incomes though resilience to meet higher interest payments meant risks of substantial bank losses were limited.
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The events in Algeria "may encourage the Sudanese people to stay the course and maintain their resilience, to try to push out Bashir," Suliman Baldo, a Sudanese human rights advocate who is now in the United States, said in a telephone interview.
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Image courtesy FutureEverything "For us, this was an opportunity to apply our knowledge to a design problem that has a real impact on resilience to extreme weather events and climate change," project director and founder of FutureEverything Drew Hemment tells The Creators Project.
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When it comes to building resilience to climate change, companies should consider the potential impact on their physical assets, as well as rising costs, from energy prices to raw materials, said Geoff Lane, a partner in the sustainability team at professional services firm PwC.
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L'Oreal said the three brands would stand alongside the likes of Vichy and La Roche-Posay in its Active Cosmetics division, which is among its strongest in terms of growth and resilience to slowdowns in consumer spending in the past three to four years.
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While the resilience to recent market swings following the U.S. election and Brexit vote have been welcome, investors should be braced for further bouts of extreme volatilty and "flash crash" episodes like the one that hit sterling in October, the Bank for International Settlements said.
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The report by the network ClimateWise, which includes the Lloyd's of London insurance market, Swiss Re and broker Aon Group, said introducing a rating system to measure financial assets' resilience to climate change could help protect insurers' investment arms from losses from weather-related catastrophes.
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Ensuring that communities play a role - alongside state and aid agencies - in generating and sharing weather information is the best way to get them to use it and to build their resilience to the growing pressures, said Blane Harvey of the Overseas Development Institute (ODI).
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Since the IMF's last assessment of the Chinese financial sector's resilience to shocks and contagion in 2011, two concerns remain - credit growth remains high and the expansion of wealth management products (WMPs), said Ratna Sahay, deputy director of the IMF's Monetary and Capital Markets Department.
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However, it is exposed to a large banking sector with high impaired assets, there are gaps in economic, fiscal and external data, and resilience to shocks is curtailed by the small size of the population (21000,212000), limited economic diversification and high dependence on Italy.
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I was on a research trip to Standing Rock Sioux Tribal Nation in North and South Dakota this December to learn from Lakota and Dakota community members how climate change was affecting their environment, and to begin a dialogue about building resilience to this challenge.
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Adriana Soto, regional director of The Nature Conservancy and a former Colombian environment minister, told Caracol Radio that she believed climate change was a factor, as well as the construction of housing near rivers, and deforestation, which reduced the landscape's natural resilience to slippage.
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" Megan Moore, a spokeswoman for South Carolina's Department of Administration, said by email that the proposal "is designed to increase resilience to and reduce or eliminate long-term risk of loss of life or property based on the repetitive losses sustained in this state.
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The security and prosperity of all nations depend upon helping vulnerable communities—including here in the U.S. — build their resilience to increasingly inhospitable conditions, from shifting to more climate-resistant crops to conserving wetlands, reefs and other ecosystems that provide natural protection against coastal flooding.
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Climate-smart agriculture stays above the partisan fray because agricultural practices that improve a farm's resilience to extreme and variable weather — such as cover crops and buffer strips — also help to reduce emissions, sequester carbon in the soil, and mitigate flood and drought risk.
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But policymakers ultimately concluded that the domestic economy was showing enough resilience to consider risks broadly balanced, even if some argued that the factors behind the recent slowdown may not be temporary as earlier thought, the ECB said in the accounts of the Sept 13 meeting.
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Now the current EU president Austria has proposed fleshing out the role with detailed powers, such as being able to force foreign clearing houses to "submit information, cooperate in the assessment of their resilience to adverse market conditions, and open overnight deposit accounts", the document said.
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"Trillions of dollars will be required for developing countries to strengthen our resilience to climate change, address the loss and damage it causes, and pursue low-emission development pathways," Gebru Endalew, chair of the Least Developed Countries Group negotiating block, told BuzzFeed News in an email.
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Under the 2015 Paris agreement, nearly 200 nations submitted individual pledges to curb their greenhouse-gas emissions and wealthy countries promised to deliver aid — amounting to at least $100 billion per year by 2020 — to help poor countries develop clean energy and build resilience to disasters.
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Rather than promoting constant happiness, Seligman lays out a pathway for people to create meaningful lives full of optimism, drawing on examples from the real world that range from the US Army's training on emotional resilience, to the strategies corporations use to improve performance and workplace contentment.
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Saudi Arabia's ability to quickly restore oil production after the attacks, which hit at the heart of the Saudi energy industry and intensified a decades-long struggle with arch-rival Iran, would demonstrate an important degree of resilience to potentially very damaging shocks, Moody's said last week.
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"Delaying action on climate change will be costly in economic and human terms, while accelerating the transition to a low-carbon economy will produce multiple benefits with regard to sustainable economic growth, public health, resilience to natural disasters, and the health of the global environment," the brief stated.
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The addition to the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument was suggested by two scientific reports, as well as legislation introduced in the Senate in 2015, and is meant to increase the area's resilience to climate change and protect the habitat of nearly 200 bird species, according to the White House.
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"Delaying action on climate change will be costly in economic and human terms, while accelerating the transition to a low-carbon economy will produce multiple benefits with regard to sustainable economic growth, public health, resilience to natural disasters, and the health of the global environment," the brief says.
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Although the sensitivity of foreign bonds to interest rate movements is higher than that of other investments, Fitch is of the view that the Japanese major banks have enhanced their overall resilience to key market risks by cutting their exposure to Japanese government bonds (JGBs) and equity holdings.
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Another neurochemical that increases in the sleep-deprived brain, adenosine, has been shown to correlate with resilience to depression and its mind-numbing effects while also mediating the effects of an all-nighter, and it seems to be central to the action of other depression treatments, like ketamine.
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It takes great energy and resilience to play Djokovic's style of tennis, but his eyes were often wide amid the tussle, enjoying the process again after the burnout and injuries that knocked him off the top rung in men's tennis after he last reached the final here in 2016.
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"The archaeological record demonstrates that although humans sometimes show a remarkable level of resilience to challenges, it is also clear that people did not necessarily always prosper over the long term," said Michael Petraglia, study co-author at the Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History.
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The program, which will work in conjunction with the ADF's existing Battle SMART stress resilience training program, will see neuroscientists designing simulated environments to replicate real-world combat scenarios in VR. Military personnel will use the program to train in problem-solving unpredictable situations, and build up psychological resilience to pressure.
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According to a plan rolled out Monday morning, Yang would invest billions in the private sector if elected to create technologies needed to curb carbon emissions, such as the creation of new nuclear facilities, and build electric grid resilience to achieve his goal of a "fully green" economy by 2049.
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To collectively build up the Web's resilience to global security challenges, its stakeholders – nation states, technology companies and citizens – must realize that even though we may have different goals related to the internet, the means to achieve those goals are rooted in a fundamental question: how do we keep it safe?
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" (Zuckerberg's in-laws were also refugees from Vietnam.) After meeting with a group of Somali refugees this summer, he also wrote: "I left impressed by your strength and resilience to build a new life in an unfamiliar place, and you are a powerful reminder of why this country is so great.
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These include finding ways to engage the private sector to stimulate local employment, management of natural resources that helps reduce competition and conflict over scarce water and land, promotion of civil society engagement with local and national authorities and boosting food security that helps build resilience to shocks and disasters.
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In the end, where differences remain, the two nations must ensure their mutual interests by accommodating each other with these principles of security: restraint in the use of power, reciprocity in actions taken, transparency over intentions, and sufficient capabilities and resilience to assure the ability to strike back and restore equilibrium if attacked.
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It then judges them against four criteria for feasibility: (1) consistency with mainstream energy-demand forecasts; (2) simulating supply to meet demand reliably at hourly, half-hourly, and five-minute timescales, with resilience to extreme climate events; (3) identifying necessary transmission and distribution requirements; and (53) maintaining the provision of essential ancillary services.
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WHAT MATTERS IN A MODERN ECONOMY IS THAT WE HAVE THE RESILIENCE TO BE ABLE TO ADAPT TO WHATEVER LEVEL THE DOLLAR IS AT. LI: YEAH, BUT TO ALSO COME OUT AS PRIME MINISTER AND ALSO YOUR FINANCE MINISTER TO TALK DOWN THE DOLLAR, THAT'S SOMETHING THAT IS TRADITIONALLY NOT DONE IN CANADA.
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The Obama White House issued a number of other executive orders and documents related to climate change, such as: the Climate Action Plan (basically laying out the administration's goals on global warming); an order urging federal agencies to reduce their CO2 output; and an order urging federal agencies to help communities strengthen their resilience to climate impacts.
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More so in the U.S. than outside of the U.S. But again I think what I have seen is a level of commitment, a level of grit and resilience to fight, to continue to serve customers, to be a part of the mission that we have and to serve the greater GE. Nobody is happy with where we are today.
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As outlined in a Tweet, their aims for the upcoming conference include building greater resilience to the impacts of climate change such as extreme weather events and rising sea levels, as well as enhancing access to disaster insurance—which begs a reminder for quibbling developed nations that it is countries like Fiji that are already adversely feeling the devastating impacts of climate change.
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In contrast to the obfuscation and denial about climate science by the Trump administration and much of the Republican congressional caucus, California has invested heavily in understanding climate change and in finding "climate-smart" solutions that can create jobs, improve energy efficiency and decrease emissions, while also building resilience to the climate change that has happened and to a range of possible future outcomes.
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"A ban on industrial krill fishing around the South Sandwich Islands, through the designation of a fully protected area, would continue to support the recovery of the humpbacks for decades to come, by protecting their food, whilst at the same time strengthening the waters resilience to the impacts of climate change," Johnny Briggs, senior officer for Pew Bertarelli Ocean Legacy, said in a statement.
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The Congressional EMP Commission has issued warnings and recommendations for two decades, with little to show for its efforts — until March 26, when President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE signed a long-overdue Executive Order on Coordinating National Resilience to Electromagnetic Pulses.
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It builds on other signs that common ground can be found on boosting community resilience to coastal and climatic hazards and even on renewable energy, as was illustrated in passage of a big spending bill in December extending tax credits for solar and wind energy (even as it ended the 40-year-old ban on oil exports, a move with minor environmental consequences, as Michael Levi of the Council on Foreign Relations explained).
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Fitch's sovereign rating committee adjusted the output from the SRM to arrive at the final LT FC IDR by applying its QO, relative to rated peers, as follows: - Public Finances: +1 notch, to reflect our assumption that the downward path of Sweden's gross general government debt will continue beyond the SRM forecast horizon - External Finances: +1 notch, to reflect that Sweden has a structural account surplus, pointing to resilience to external shocks.
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" Thaddeus R. Miller, an Arizona State University scientist who helps lead a national research network focused on " Urban Resilience to Extreme Events," said in an email that boosting the capacity of cities to stay safe and prosperous in a turbulent climate requires a culture shift as much as hardening physical systems: "Fundamentally, we must abandon the idea that there is a specific standard to which we can control nature and instead understand that we are creating complex and increasingly difficult-to-control systems that are part social, part ecological and part technological.
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" Thaddeus R. Miller, an Arizona State University scientist who helps lead a national research network focused on "Urban Resilience to Extreme Events, " said in an email that boosting the capacity of cities to stay safe and prosperous in a turbulent climate requires a culture shift as much as hardening physical systems: "Fundamentally, we must abandon the idea that there is a specific standard to which we can control nature and instead understand that we are creating complex and increasingly difficult-to-control systems that are part social, part ecological and part technological.
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