To be sure, Eurobonds are not a panacea.

More European economic governance is not a panacea.

The provision was not a panacea in reducing fragmentation, however.

Elections are a top priority but not a panacea.

Of course, imposing a no fly zone would not be a panacea.

The False Panacea of Labor Market Flexibility

Of course, soft power is no panacea.

Throwing money at poverty became a panacea.

Fracking is not a panacea, but it really is by far this decade s best green energy option.

Involvement may not be a panacea for discrimination, but it does at least help to contain it.

But one should not presume that a shift to greater private sector provision of services is a panacea.

Democracy is not a panacea, but non democratic regimes usually pursue worse economic polices than democratic governments do.

However, reform of the international trading system could not of itself provide a panacea for the problems of the developing countries.

But, unfortunately, Keynesian demand management is no panacea, either.

Communities have found that decentralization, even if demand driven, is not a panacea for the problem of empowerment of local communities.

Although debt relief and the related policy reforms are a major political and economic achievement, they are not a panacea for Liberia s considerable challenges.

However, a mechanical increase in external assistance should not be considered a panacea it was equally important to enhance the quality and effectiveness of aid.

We don t believe that regulation is a panacea for this state of affairs.

Other speakers, however, expressed the view that a comprehensive convention would not be a panacea and that the universal instruments against terrorism should all be implemented.

And the belief in economic growth as a fiscal panacea led to unrealistically optimistic GDP forecasts.

Tarullo rightly does not regard limiting bank size as a panacea his speech made it clear that there are many potential risks to any financial system.

This leads us to examining India s current fixation with GDP growth as a national panacea.

But a consumption tax hike is no panacea, particularly given the government s lack of a growth strategy.

These steps are not a panacea nor a definitive listing, but they do constitute a common objective benchmark against which to measure progress in achieving nuclear disarmament.

However, decentralization processes alone are not a panacea for people centred development, owing to existing social and economic disparities and the often insufficient transfer of resources to the local level.

Ending the American occupation in Iraq and imposing an Arab Israeli peace would help, but they are no panacea.

This could and should be accompanied by an overall depreciation of the euro, though that would be no panacea.

This approach harmonization, coordination, and centralized decision making continues to be regarded as a panacea for Europe s problems.

And selective protectionism is of course no panacea for Africa, even when such policies effectively aid local producers.

Although free speech is no panacea for China s woes, only when it is established will the country s progress be sustainable.

Democracy is not a panacea, but non democratic regimes usually pursue worse economic polices than democratic governments do. The former engage in predatory and unpredictable regulation, which produces a bad business environment.

There are good reasons, however, to be skeptical that this will be the panacea that credit markets are (literally) banking on.

Monetary union was intended to be neither a panacea for eurozone members nor a get rich scheme for financial speculators.

The adoption in March 2002 of the Monterrey Consensus, with its noble themes surrounding development and the support that the developed world should confer upon developing countries, was not viewed by developing countries as a panacea.

They are, in actuality, selling themselves as the issue, as the subject, as the panacea for everything that ails me as the agency devoid African.

Regime change is no panacea it can be difficult to achieve and nearly impossible to consolidate. Negotiations cannot resolve all or even most conflicts.

That may not be the sort of outside intervention that could cure the ills of centuries of repression and underdevelopment overnight, but we need to stop searching for a non existent panacea, and instead do something better than feeding the Egyptian military.

But more fluid labor mobility is no panacea. As with every other element of a growth strategy, mutually reinforcing efforts are the only way to achieve success.

Labor market flexibility is always touted as a panacea, but even the highest degree of it cannot transform unemployed realtors or construction workers into skilled manufacturing specialists.

Unfortunately, while a wealth tax may be a sound way to help a country dig out of a deep fiscal pit, it is hardly a panacea.

A medical prize fund would not provide a panacea, but it would be a step in the right direction, redirecting our scarce research resources toward more efficient uses and ensuring that the benefits of that research reach the many people who are currently denied them.

While always emphazing that elections were not, in themselves, a panacea, I reminded my interlocutors that it was inconceivable to resolve the Ivorian crisis without credible elections whose conduct and results would command the respect of both national actors and the wider international community.

Tarullo rightly does not regard limiting bank size as a panacea his speech made it clear that there are many potential risks to any financial system. But, in the often nuanced language of central bankers, Tarullo conveyed a clear message the cult of size has failed.

It is time to take stock of the crisis and recognize that the financial industry is undergoing fundamental shifts, and is not simply the victim of speculative panic against housing loans. Certainly better regulation is part of the answer over the longer run, but it is no panacea.

Compliance would mean an estimated 67 billion increase in Alliance wide defense spending, or roughly the equivalent of adding another British or French defense budget no panacea, but very helpful nonetheless.