It took decades for well-functioning markets for oil to emerge.
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The Deepwater Horizon oil spill destroyed hundreds of well-functioning businesses.
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Denmark's problems are those of a rich, peaceful, well-functioning society.
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Another classical trait of well-functioning markets is homogeneity of products.
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In a well-functioning economy, workers are rewarded for their productivity.
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There is ample space between well-functioning democracy and outright authoritarianism.
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Next: the functional MRI, which will actually show my brain, well, functioning.
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John McCain (R-Ariz.) frequently said, is essential to well-functioning legislatures.
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These actions by state legislators are unacceptable in a well-functioning democracy.
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A well-functioning court system is essential for the health of the economy.
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It assumes a well-functioning government that is transparent and responsive to us.
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Care should be hassle free, including a well-functioning Electronic Health Record (EHR).
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A well-functioning dispute settlement procedure is key to ensure fair trade globally.
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Yet a well-functioning student body — not to mention polity — also needs followers.
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But not all of them are appropriate to living in a well-functioning society.
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One aspect of a well-functioning country is that people voluntarily pay their taxes.
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You cannot have a well-functioning democracy with massive inequalities of knowledge and power.
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"This doesn't speak of a well-functioning system of press accountability," Mr. Wasserman said.
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A well-functioning White House staff would not have allowed him to be surprised.
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Yet the success of this new rule depends on a well-functioning individual market.
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But the question is whether they'll lead to a well-functioning and just system.
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"Even healthy, normal, well-functioning bodies can experience this on planes," Duker Freuman says.
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K. special relationship, and the health of a well-functioning market for 5G technologies.
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Well-functioning boards help CEOs see the bigger picture by providing an external perspective.
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In a well-functioning market, though, the interests of companies and consumers are aligned.
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In a well-functioning economy, right, you have these two things that should come together.
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Still, such an outcome would be no substitute for a well-functioning, anti-discrimination law.
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Public policy has been complacent about setting up well-functioning compensation for those who suffer.
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But from the 1920s to the 1980s, Switzerland was the only well-functioning tax haven.
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To dwell inside a well-functioning machine is to be largely unaware of its functioning.
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Nevertheless, we understood that constant attention to ethics is critical to a well-functioning government.
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Well-functioning democracies rely on institutions that tend to treat political savagery as background noise.
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Now in most European countries, you have very strict, very well functioning waste separation systems.
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Children who have good self-control early on are more likely to be well-functioning adults.
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Here in my home state of South Dakota we don't have a well-functioning representative democracy.
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"You cannot have a well-functioning democracy with massive inequalities of knowledge and power," Zuboff added.
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The measure of a well-functioning democracy is a tax system that fairly apportions its burdens.
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A well-functioning market does cause reallocations of workers and assets to their most productive application.
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In theory, everyone wants a better health care system, a well-functioning immigration structure, a thriving economy.
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Our nation deserves a well-functioning immigration system that matches the vitality of our businesses and communities.
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A well-functioning biosimilars market still has the potential to save our health system billions of dollars.
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But the pardon cannot stop an investigation and, in a well-functioning democracy, should provoke an impeachment.
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As the ACA has shown, there is no easy way to create a well-functioning insurance market.
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"I think the verdict has shown that Spain is really not a well-functioning democracy," she argues.
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Instead of building on them, DOE has delivered a ham-handed blow to well-functioning energy markets.
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A WELL-FUNCTIONING market is one that enables buyers and sellers to execute transactions quickly, easily and cheaply.
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In a well-functioning democracy, those in power are open and transparent about how they exercise their power.
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Economists who have withdrawn into the dreamworld of well-functioning and almost omnipotent markets face a ruder awakening.
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"This is a nicely focused and well functioning use case ... and legal questions are easily resolved," he said.
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What is true of a well-functioning institution may also be true of the bodies that staff it.
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There is no rationale for these price increases other than lack of a transparent and well-functioning marketplace.
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Ayers' supporters say Pence's office is one of the few well-functioning and low-drama parts of the building.
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The Catholic Church, one of Congo's few well-functioning institutions, organised peaceful protests calling for him to step down.
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Keeping a well-functioning grid that provides every American with power on demand requires substantial base-load power capacity.
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This law is about the free movement of capital, which is crucial for well-functioning economies in today's world.
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He suggests that in a well-functioning democracy, all major political actors should accept the rules of the game.
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But when it comes to entertaining, a well-functioning bar cabinet can be useful for both host and guests.
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And, yes, I realize that both grazing cows and well-functioning subways sound far-fetched to today's New Yorkers.
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Without rule of law it's all but impossible to preserve a functioning democracy, let alone a well-functioning government.
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And, of course, they expect (and deserve) a tax deduction for supporting institutions critical to a well-functioning society.
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LG's V40 ThinQ is a speedy well-functioning phone even if the five cameras is a bit of a gimmick.
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The first is the idea that there is a natural rate of unemployment that a well-functioning economy gravitates toward.
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This shouldn't be surprising, since all of today's rich countries have well-functioning market economies and lots of modern technologies.
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"News is vital to a well-functioning and vibrant community, as much as transportation and safe drinking water," she said.
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"In well-functioning democratic systems, parties that win office are inevitably defeated at a subsequent election," Bartels and Achen write.
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A well-functioning Federal Trade Commission (FTC), in conjunction with state authorities, can handle consumer protection and anticompetitive conduct issues.
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The study emphasized the importance for conflict-torn countries and their neighbors to maintain well-functioning institutions, especially central banks.
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The new legislation should consider a well-functioning EHR to be a top priority and spend real money getting there.
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Well-functioning roads, bridges, ports, airports, computing and internet access help ensure the smooth transport of goods, services and ideas.
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People in democracies where logic, well-functioning institutions and strong civil societies prevail struggle to understand countries without those norms.
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But China's single-minded obsession with stability through repression is counterproductive in a well-functioning region that cherishes political freedom.
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A well-functioning insurance market should be an important part of this, but care insurance has mostly failed to take off.
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I have visited a well-functioning, gleaming clinic funded by an HIV program while a general clinic next door is dilapidated.
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Gabriel Felbermayr from the IfW Kiel Institute for the World Economy urged Altmaier to maintain the EU's "well-functioning" competition policy.
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Wall Street's titans might welcome the fact that equity prices have grossly exceeded what a well-functioning, competitive economy should deliver.
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We all believe that the system of checks and balances is a good idea for a well-functioning and prudent government.
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Most members affirmed their commitment to preserving the multilateral trading system and supported a robust and well-functioning WTO, he said.
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Whether well-functioning democracy can survive in the 21st century should these things disappear is a question we may now be facing.
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He said the proposal would build on the strengths of existing national rules, and respect the characteristics of well-functioning national markets.
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He was asked how the HKEX was looking to keep a balance between attracting Chinese money and maintaining a well functioning market.
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Su said the company is now making sure it has well-functioning font converters within the Facebook app to address language issues.
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Those interviewed said Navy brass had made damaging budget decisions that have kept them from having a well-functioning mine warfare fleet.
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Pat Lardner, chief executive of Irish Funds, said the current system was a well-functioning market and savings patterns must not be disrupted.
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Given the company's well-known moderation issues, a well-functioning system that can automatically flag potentially problematic images could be a real help.
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"MOSTLY MISGUIDED" Gabriel Felbermayr from the IfW Kiel Institute for the World Economy urged Altmaier to maintain the EU's "well-functioning" competition policy.
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A well-functioning system of government can usually deal with competing forces in such a way that they don't lead to drastic outcomes.
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The small economies are all part of the euro zone but lack the size for a well-functioning capital market on their own.
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That meant caseworkers were spending less time investigating well-functioning families, who in turn were not being hassled by an intrusive government agency.
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The four-week moving average edged up to 219 million, but that still remained within the confines of a well-functioning labor market.
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Public policy has been complacent about setting up well-functioning compensation and reemployment assistance for those who suffer from the churn of economic conditions.
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But it's a false choice, because any well-functioning government operating in good faith would provide its watchdogs with enough funding to do both.
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He believes that the divide between men and women is absolute in the mythological realm (which, he believes, should guide all well functioning societies).
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"We don't have a well-functioning global system for conservation of coffee," Haga told Reuters, referring to the type of projects that require funding.
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In a well-functioning republic, knowledge that the public opposes an idea would be enough for the executive to stop promoting the unpopular idea.
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The principle of Fed independence as an essential ingredient for a well-functioning economy is woven deeply into the DNA of current Fed policymakers.
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There hasn't been any effort to provide a health policy justification for moving from the current well-functioning Medicaid design to a capped program.
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"Any policy that leads to closing well-functioning plants would be a waste of resources," said Xavier Mosquet, an analyst with Boston Consulting Group.
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That well-functioning polity does not exist today, but empowering the bosses of big businesses to act as an expedient substitute is not the answer.
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The Belarusian state has established strong support for Belarus Re in its legal framework, with the aim to develop a well-functioning system of reinsurance.
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We will continue to take whatever action is necessary to safeguard Gibraltar, its people and its economy including maintaining a well-functioning Gibraltar-Spain border.
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I realize that being able to operate in a well-functioning democracy doesn't bring the same obvious bottom-line benefits as, say, a tax break.
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A United States Customs and Border Protection officer steps onto the bus and jokes about the well-functioning air-conditioning on a hot, humid day.
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The creation of a well-functioning, stable, secure Afghan central government, led by moderate and pro-democratic forces, has been magical thinking for years now.
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For example, referring to "the damage that the internet can do to even a well-functioning democracy" (our emphasis), rather than damage caused by Facebook specifically.
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But we believe that in order to move this country forward, to actually solve problems and make people's lives better, we need a well-functioning government.
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In this case, given the aim of securing a well-functioning marketplace of ideas, we have reason to be discursively intolerant toward X and X-believers.
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It asks government to interfere in well-functioning markets, which is not something Republicans usually support – especially since it will come at great expense to ratepayers.
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In fact, the daily patterns in their levels of cortisol, a key stress hormone, came to resemble those of typical, well-functioning, non-foster-care children.
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The reality is, without a well-functioning North American trade compact, many of our global competitors stand ready to displace U.S. producers in these important markets.
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If you told me that I could change one thing about American politics, I would choose for the country to have a well-functioning conservative party.
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PEPFAR built a well-functioning model for care delivery in sub-Saharan Africa upon which additional health services have been successfully delivered, including for cervical cancer.
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The health care market doesn't work like other markets because "what the market will bear" is vastly greater than what a well-functioning market should bear.
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"The requirements for a well-functioning bank must be in place before an institution takes up any banking activities in the euro area," the ECB said.
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"Adopting voter-eligible apportionment as constitutional command would upset a well-functioning approach to districting that all 50 States" have followed for "decades, even centuries," she wrote.
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Almost 70 years after publication, this basic dichotomy between the intelligence producer and the decision-making consumer remains the popular expression of a well-functioning intelligence community.
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In the northern, well-functioning city of Turin, where another Five Star candidate, Chiara Appendino, 32, was also elected last year, things are running much more smoothly.
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Asian EMs have traditionally lacked elements vital to a well-functioning economy; infrastructure, power, access to finance, business customer protection, transparency and good governance are just a few.
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Adopting a new approach "would upset a well-functioning approach to districting that all 50 states and countless local jurisdictions have followed for decades, even centuries," Ginsburg wrote.
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A well-functioning part of Japan's regime is its real-time warning system, which sounds after a quake occurs but before seismic waves arrive at more distant places.
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These groups make up about 21 to 22 percent of the population of Syria, so, in any well-functioning system, they should show up heavily in refugee figures.
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"We believe a well-functioning society should have abundant, free and unbiased access to high-quality information," Brin and Page said in a 220 letter to prospective shareholders.
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"We have a tax system in Germany that is weathering challenges well," Ms. Merkel said, suggesting that well-functioning societies rely on raising a fair amount of tax.
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This is not the time to throw out our well-functioning system of capitalism and replace it with a new bureaucracy that centralizes power at the federal level.
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Other Norwegian firms export a range of commodities, such as oil, natural gas, fish and fertilisers, and depend on a well-functioning international system of trade, Soereide said.
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Adopting a new approach "would upset a well-functioning approach to districting that all 50 states and countless local jurisdictions have followed for decades, even centuries," she added.
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"Financial centers like New York, which have developed comprehensive and well-functioning regulatory bodies, should not needlessly bear the harmful brunt of an overreaching federal agency," the complaint said.
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So if they're going to address the problem of inequality—which I think is necessary for a well-functioning society—they have to have a common progressive tax structure.
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I love bright, open windows and fresh air like a well-functioning human, while Navi preferred to watch old episodes of Frasier alone in her room, in the dark.
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A well-functioning Republican Party would respond to this by conveying to Clinton that they will filibuster a younger and more liberal nominee but are open to confirming Garland.
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It's an attempt to weaken the Iranian government in the hopes that a "stable, well-functioning, and pro-American" one will replace it, Stephen Walt explains in Foreign Policy.
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I think, frankly, some of my colleagues would act differently, and that would affect what we think is a very important and well-functioning part of the decision process.
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Again, the White House shows no interest in this, but as the George Washington political scientist Henry Farrell notes, you cannot have a well-functioning democracy without shared facts.
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"I would like to accelerate growth within Professional products and in those in those growth markets where we have a well-functioning operation today which we can strengthen," he said.
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A well-functioning system needs released respondents to show up not just for hearings where a good thing might happen, but also for removal if they lose their asylum cases.
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Retaining a more empathetic approach, predicated on the belief that every human life is valuable, is crucial for ensuring a well-functioning society that works for the benefit of all.
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The inability to have a well-functioning tax system at the top end raises the risk of an ever-increasing trend of rising inequality, and that's not something we want.
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And principle aside, a win for the plaintiffs "would upset a well-functioning approach to districting that all 50 states and countless local jurisdictions have followed for decades, even centuries".
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He says conservationists have successfully carved out well-functioning land reserves near or even within urban areas, but that under this study, these would receive a high human footprint score.
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"Technological innovation and automation have always been integral to our economic progress, and in a well-functioning labor market, they should produce gains for all types of workers," he insists.
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High standards of food safety and reporting and well-functioning compensation mechanisms for farmers mean that it will probably be able to contain swine fever relatively successfully, says Mr Pfeiffer.
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In a well-functioning economy, firms ought to provide plenty of labour demand: new job openings to coax workers out of unemployment or away from jobs in declining cities and sectors.
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"We need a well-functioning system where it's the banks' creditors, rather than taxpayers, who pay for problems in banks," the EU Financial Services Commissioner Jonathan Hill said in a statement.
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Up on the sixth floor of that tower where I met Miller last February, the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Tennessee appeared to be a well-functioning machine.
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""A well-functioning Open Skies Treaty contributes to the ability to hold states, including the Russian Federation, accountable for breaches against the norms and principles that underpin the European security architecture.
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For now, at least, the country remains a strong and largely a well-functioning democracy, whose people are more energized than ever, and determined to defend their political and personal freedoms.
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"There has seldom been a more important time for all our citizens to have a strong well-functioning Executive," said Angela McGowan, Northern Ireland Director of the Confederation of British Industry.
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" Michael McDonald, the data-minded University of Florida elections expert, called Kemp's move "an appalling abuse of power" and "beyond the pale of what is acceptable in a well-functioning democracy.
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The set of social rights, supported by all EU governments and institutions, spells out what the EU believes are the foundations of fair and well-functioning modern labor markets and welfare systems.
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"A possible extension of ESMA's powers could be considered in market segments in which there is a strong need to support more integrated, efficient and well-functioning financial instruments markets," it said.
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Many prominent psychologists have written about the critical importance of this early dependent relationship and how disrupting it can seriously impair the child's ability to develop into a healthy, well-functioning person.
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Recent advances in healthcare will be surpassed by new and life-saving breakthroughs — but this is only possible if we create a well-functioning market that begins and ends with the patient.
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But his parents told The Associated Press that over the past several years, he&aposs struggled mentally, sometimes appearing well-functioning and other times, not taking his medication and ranting on social media.
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So if you want to prevent that, it's critical to have a well-functioning tax system that is fair, and that taxes the very richest people at least as much as ordinary citizens.
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But we believe that in order to move this country forward, to actually solve problems and make people's lives better, we need a well-functioning government, we need our civic institutions to work.
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Time and again it abjures well-functioning, if imperfect, markets, opting instead to put a government thumb on the scale in favor of its preferred outcome — whether supported by economic logic or not.
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She writes, "A well-functioning democracy calls for a confrontation of democratic political positions," and says a political culture that seeks to tamp down those confrontations causes people to reject liberal democracy altogether.
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But however effective he was in elevating the monarchy, it was beyond his power to establish a stable, well-functioning democracy — or to leave behind an heir who could fill his ornate slippers.
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Their language generally assumes the possibility of a well-functioning democratic system, in which ideas are heard and debated, compete with other ideas, and the ultimate result is a messy but legitimate compromise.
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Revenue should come from across the metropolitan region, not just the city, and its burdens should be shared by general taxpayers and all the motorists who benefit from a well functioning transportation system.
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Doing so not only discourages overuse, it also raises funds that can solve the larger need — to grow another field where cows can graze, say, or to build a well-functioning subway system.
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The leaders of the Senate committee, which has led is own independent investigation into Russian interference, are largely seen as the perfect opposite of the House panel: well-functioning, tight-lipped and bipartisan.
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You have this amazing town where the unthinkable happened: Nine kids in four-and-a-half years from a high-end, well-functioning school die by suicide, eight of them on the train tracks.
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Last year, I had a cholecystectomy – gallbladder removal surgery – and if that experience opened my eyes to anything, it was just how important a healthy, well-functioning digestive system is to your overall health.
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First, the price tag of resolving the ZTE matter should underscore to boardrooms worldwide the continued importance of a well-functioning compliance program and the pitfalls of an insufficient response to indications of wrongdoing.
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"Let me also stress that one of the Parliament's future priorities will be to reinforce the regulatory framework to ensure a well-functioning digital market with high level protection for our citizens," he wrote.
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Big-government programs destroy and replace the urban family unit as well as individual responsibility and self-reliance, and it replaces these pillars of well-functioning communities with an army of disinterested government bureaucrats.
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Saha, the Ashoka University professor, says more coordination between the central bank and the government is essential to a "well-functioning economy," but all eyes will now be on how the money is used.
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LONDON, May 18 (Reuters) - Britain's banks must bridge the "great divide" with a distrustful public to maintain a well-functioning financial system that supports growth, a senior Bank of England official said on Wednesday.
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He wants to make his own deals, and he's not well-versed in all the deals that are being made around him — all the deals that are embodied in a well-functioning political party.
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"It is done as a precautionary measure, in order to safeguard a well-functioning credit supply that makes it easier for companies and households to maintain production, consumption and investment," the FSA said in statement.
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Although fintech companies still mostly serve domestic customers, it is likely to grow beyond local markets, the Estonian paper said, and "divergence in regulation and supervision could hinder the development of a well-functioning single market".
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If you really want to build something that will become as big as Uber, Venmo, or even Pokémon Go, you need to create a well-functioning app that's easy for users to tap, swipe, and navigate.
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The 19-country euro zone now lacks two features that a well-functioning monetary union should have, the Slovak EU presidency said in a note prepared for the ministers' discussions on Friday and Saturday in Bratislava.
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They also know that in the Israeli settlement of Pisgat Ze'ev just beyond the wall, well-functioning Israeli services — from roads, water, and sewage systems, to mail collection, ambulances, and good schools and clinics — are the norm.
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When I teach Economics 101, I tell my students that in a well-functioning market, high prices — like the commissions paid to most agents — rarely persist for long, because competitors will offer discounts to attract more customers.
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In part this is because the countries there have known freedom for only a few decades, often with little or no tradition of the institutions essential to well-functioning democracies: strong bureaucracies, independent judiciaries and free media.
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Well-functioning capital markets are the lifeblood of progress; without capital, companies cannot develop new communication technologies, safer cars, better pharmaceuticals, or any of the things that make modern life as comfortable and safe as it is.
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But if they want to do more than just win, if they want to contribute to a healthy, well-functioning, and inclusive political culture, then Democrats must reject outright calls for things like a Breitbart of the left.
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The WHO said Malawi, Kenya and Ghana were chosen for the pilot due to several factors, including having high rates of malaria as well as good malaria programs, wide use of bed-nets, and well-functioning immunization programs.
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While we are closer to a safe, well-functioning real-estate finance system than before, the apparent stability of the housing finance market is not assured until Congress and the administration complete the job of reforming the GSEs.
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" Part of the ongoing reforms of the banking sector should include a fully functioning market for non-performing loans "possibly also having a public backstop when in times of exceptional circumstances the NPL market is not well functioning.
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The 2008 financial crisis failed to dent the political establishment's complacency, even though it had become very clear that market-friendly policies were helping to destroy the social mobility and economic opportunity that underpins a well-functioning democracy.
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"The EBA supports the full implementation of the final Basel III standards, which will contribute to the credibility of the EU banking sector and ensure a well-functioning global banking market," the watchdog said in a statement on Monday.
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Since a lot of people would need support for a long period of time, the city, as part of its efforts to provide housing, really created an enormous and really incredibly well-functioning network for people who need help.
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The standard case, which all economists learn, is that competitive markets are efficient, in the precise but limited sense that in a well-functioning free market it is impossible to make anyone better off without hurting at least one other person.
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"You could argue that the conversation about this could be different in a place like Denmark, or Sweden or the Netherlands, where you're looking at countries with well-functioning political institutions, and economies that are doing fairly well," Nickel said.
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As subsidies shrink, those reliant on delivery as a lifeline are left with three options: close down, absorb the new costs to keep customers happy or, in some cases where the kitchen is well-functioning, shift the costs to customers.
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There will also be adjustments to the bloc's bank capital rules to avoid penalizing market-making banks that are ready to buy and sell stocks and bonds at any time, as they are seen as essential for a well-functioning markets.
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Just as drones can make up for poor roads, the theory goes, mobile phones can overcome a lack of well-functioning banks, portable solar panels can stand in for missing power stations and free learning apps can substitute for patchy education.
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One characteristic of a well-functioning market is liquidity, but senior executives do not leave their jobs very often: between 2001 and 2014 the average tenure of a CEO at an S&P 500 firm was close to nine years.
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By rolling back a recently-issued insurance regulation and waiving some of the ACA's penalties, the Trump administration can shift the bulk of the insurance market onto a well-functioning track while better-targeting subsidies at those in the greatest need.
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Increased focus on the issuance of 2-, 3- and 5-year maturities considers the liquidity needs of the market and satisfies the government's objectives of achieving stable, low-cost funding and promoting a well-functioning market, the Debt Management Strategy said.
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To address such issues, brands, suppliers, unions, and governments need to collaborate and find long-term and sustainable solutions, including well functioning social dialogue, an effective legal framework, and systems for regular and fair-wage reviews, to mention a few examples.
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The parliament says there is now "an urgent need" for EU regulatory action on the issue — to shrink e-waste, empower consumers to make sustainable choices, and allow EU citizens to "fully participate in an efficient and well-functioning internal market".
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They urged on him an ambitious counterinsurgency strategy that had helped turn around the war in Iraq — a troop-heavy, time-consuming, expensive doctrine of trying to win over the locals by building roads, bridges, schools and a well-functioning government.
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"As someone who's lived in cities for almost all of my adult life, it's impossible to conceive of a well-functioning city without a strong public works and a strong governmental infrastructure," said Thomas Sugrue, a historian at New York University.
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"CIRCA was founded on the widely accepted idea that a well-functioning system of checks and balances between boards of directors and shareholders is fundamental to long term economic growth and U.S. prosperity," CIRCA Senior Advisor Rob Collins said in the press release.
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The ACA vision was to create a well-functioning market of competing private insurance plans based on the concept that if everyone bought insurance, then insurers could be forced to cover patients with high levels of medical needs without charging exorbitant premiums.
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I'm used to operating in well-functioning markets with meaningful price signals that drive the allocation of resources, encourage competition, create efficiency, and allow consumers to make informed decisions about how to use their buying power: This is no market at all.
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And it follows that this is true more broadly about growth: There is a built-in rate of growth, given certain inputs like technology and educational levels, that policymakers can't push beyond without generating increasing inflation, and that a well-functioning economy will settle on.
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"It should however, be acknowledged, that delegation is already a reliable, well-functioning and tested model, central to ensuring investor choice with the ability of EU investors to access world leading investment expertise and the associated improved investor outcomes," EFAMA said in a statement.
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Further, we believe a well-functioning housing finance system should provide consistent, affordable credit to qualified borrowers across the nation and through all parts of the economic cycle, broadly available through responsible lenders, with equal access to the secondary market regardless of business model or size.
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The progress I saw was quite impressive: an example of a well-functioning modern infrastructure and glimpses of a prosperous middle class in a country that moved 13% of its impoverished rural dwellers to a completely new life in urban areas during the ten years to 2018.
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The debate pointed to a more fundamental difference between the political right and left, which could make Democratic unity more difficult: While conservatives are glad to reap the political benefits from halting or undermining an expansion of government, liberals are invested in a well-functioning state.
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Tax-exempt municipal bonds are the primary tool that state and local governments use to finance investment in schools, transportation, housing, health care clinics, water and wastewater treatment, police, fire, ambulance services and other public services that are vital support mechanisms to a growing and well-functioning economy.
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"When considering whether to exercise the authority granted by this section, the Secretary of Transportation shall take into consideration the air transportation needs of small and remote communities and the need to maintain well-functioning health care and pharmaceutical supply chains, including for medical devices and supplies," the draft bill says.
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Mr. Obama, who campaigned for president pledging to end the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, eventually agreed to send tens of thousands more troops to carry out an ambitious and expensive counterinsurgency mission that involved trying to win over Afghans by building roads, bridges, schools and a well-functioning government.
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Libertarian hero Friedrich Hayek claimed to have demonstrated that well-functioning markets were uniquely able to match supply and demand, to yield accurate prices, and to avoid shortage or excess; and in every subsequent conversation between a conservative and a socialist, the conservative has waved Hayek's demonstration in the socialist's face.
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When he won the election five years ago, in 2014, his campaign greatly benefited from his promises of a well-functioning market economy free of red tape and corruption, plentiful employment opportunities for all, fair sharing of the fruits of speedy economic expansion, and ready availability of primary health care and school education.
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Building self-esteem Some studies have shown that people in relationships can have higher levels of self-esteem, but that may only happen if the relationship is well-functioning, stable and at least lasting for a year or longer -- otherwise, that self-esteem has been shown to tank, a 2017 study found.
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Despite having the world's largest proven oil reserves, Venezuela's tragic arc has taken it from a relatively-well-functioning democracy, with one of the stronger economies in Latin America, to what is essentially a dictatorship, with children starving in the streets, shortages of every conceivable product, quadruple-digit inflation and out-of-control crime.
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What's next: As Congress prepares to mark up the next Farm Bill this spring, bipartisan leaders proposed reforms this week that would dramatically increase the proportion of funds spent on life-saving food — as opposed to transport, storage and administration — such as buying food locally or giving recipients biometrically verified vouchers if they live near well-functioning markets.
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Four acts long and featuring a stage balanced on arm rests, props, audience interaction, and a monitor to display text, the production was a theatrical, over-the-top take on the only communal entertainment typically provided on buses: the films that screen on small monitors, which are themselves absurd, rarely well-functioning and essentially artifacts in the smartphone era.
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"Proposals to ban or severely restrict the use of data caps or free data plans would essentially amount to the imposition of a form of price regulation on a well-functioning competitively vibrant industry, and would do more harm than good," wrote Northwestern University Professor William P. Rogerson, who served as the Federal Communications Commission's top economist in the late 1990s.
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"Our goal is to have a well-functioning solution with Britain in place as soon as possible ... (But) we must be prepared to the fact that it could take a long time and that it may not be in place the moment Britain leaves the EU." The Nordic country is not an EU state but pays hundreds of millions of euros to access the European internal market.
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While democracy promotion got a bad name in the aftermath of the 2003 war in Iraq, which the Bush administration sold in part as a democracy-building initiative, Washington nevertheless should support efforts within Iran to build the institutions and nourish the values of a well-functioning democracy — which would raise the chances that Iran would be ready to replace the regime with a democracy.
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