For example, the three countries policies are inadvertently contributing to proliferation pressures in Asia and Europe.

Europe is several years ahead of the US in implementing policies intended to mitigate global warming.

Europe needs a renewed vision and effective policies to realize that vision.

Similarly, countries like Turkey and Ukraine have adjusted their policies in response to their attraction to Europe.

Europe must find more effective policies that reduce production costs toward German levels.

Slowly, however, Europe has seemed to grow more cohesive in its opposition to American unipolar policies and pretensions.

One strategy assumes that Europe desperately needs the policies of this deeper union now.

One can imagine a grand bargain in Europe, with expansionary macroeconomic policies coupled with the easing of microeconomic impediments.

The collapse of communism in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union is also the result of their policies.

Sulfate aerosols have declined significantly since 1970 with the Clean Air Act in the United States and similar policies in Europe.

Given its dominant role in the region, Europe can exert a more direct impact on policies affecting trade and mobility.

Austerity policies in Europe threaten to backfire, causing enduring harm to growth prospects and thus stoking unemployment and budget deficits.

This emphasis on anti worker, pro rich policies as the recession s primary cause fits less well with events in Europe.

Over time, according to this view, Europe could build the institutions needed to complement these policies.

Similarly, countries like Turkey and Ukraine have adjusted their policies because they are attracted to Europe.

In the meantime, America and Europe should base their policies toward Russia on mutual interests, not the expectation of mutual values.

In Europe and Japan, for example, monetary and fiscal policies have been tightening in response to domestic concerns, further slowing the world economy.

I hope to see governments in Western Europe and the US face up to their responsibilities and conduct sensible, sustainable fiscal policies.

The psychology behind the Tea Party in the United States and the anti immigrant parties in Europe is similar, even if their policies vary.

Indeed, delegating national monetary policies to a Europe wide central bank was intended to solve precisely this problem.

The recession in Europe was the predictable (and predicted) consequence of its austerity policies and a euro framework that was doomed to fail.

Deeply frustrated by the Bush administration s policies, many people and governments in Europe hope for a fundamental change in American foreign policy after the upcoming presidential election.

The twin policies of the Truman Doctrine and the Marshall Plan led to billions in economic and military aid for Western Europe, Greece, and Turkey.

Abe is doing what many economists (including me) have been calling for in the US and Europe a comprehensive program entailing monetary, fiscal, and structural policies.

In central and eastern Europe, the countries intend to make the NAPs an integral part of their national long term environmental protection and economic development policies.

This implies a Europe based approach that takes precedence over national considerations once national and European level foreign policies are unified.

Europe should shift its focus on immigration and security back to policies that reflect the original objectives of the Barcelona Declaration.

The Economic Commission for Europe undertook a series of activities to facilitate information exchange on issues and policies related to ageing.

Realistic restrictions in Europe can be adopted only by taking into account migration spillovers across jurisdictions, which requires implementing policies that are agreed at the EU level.

NEW YORK Of all major world regions, Europe has worked the hardest to implement policies aimed at countering human caused climate change.

As a potential model to be followed, Europe should look at the so called affirmative action policies that America enacted to provide opportunities to blacks.

As Eastern European countries become more closely integrated into the EU, they increasingly have to calculate the impact of their policies on relations with Europe.

Thus, we can safely predict ongoing difficulty throughout Europe, as the countries of the south, in particular, struggle to reduce public spending in order to align their fiscal policies with actual economic capacity.

The perfect storm is forming because both Europe and America, for different reasons, are following monetary policies that encourage the euro to rocket to dangerous levels.

In contrast to Europe with its close knit network of multilateral organizations through which states formulate and conduct much of their foreign policies Russia is not accustomed to intensively cooperative international procedures.

Meanwhile, immigration policies in the US and Europe are making it more difficult to attract and retain such workers, compelling companies to shift R D abroad to find the talent that they need.

Blair is in favour of Europe but not this Europe.

Two round tables were organized around (a) the exchange of experiences with domestic policies that have successfully increased financial resources for development in Europe and (b) the role of regional cooperation in financing for development in the region.

Fourth, in the case of Europe, the European Union institutions, as well as the member states, must be urged to strengthen economic governance, including through close monitoring of individual countries economic and budgetary policies.

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Everyone in Europe and the world needs a unified, robust Europe.

In reality, Turkey needs Europe as much as Europe needs Turkey.