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Analysts warned that stronger growth will be needed to push down unemployment and tackle the region's debt levels.
A constitutional convention may be needed to push through the trickiest reforms.Many frustrated businessmen some unpaid for years think the situation is hopeless.
CANCÚN, MEXICO — Evidence of green-business profits and more direct industry engagement may be needed to push United Nations climate talks out of stale rich-poor rivalries and into a global agreement.
Mr Mishkin reckons that this could have risen by 40%.A global conundrumThat means a lot of effort and pain would be needed to push inflation down further, as some hawks wish.
Perhaps they will gather dust in a drawer once Mr Malema's EFF has been seen off in the election.But an election scare would probably be needed to push the ANC into action; a panic sale of assets by foreign investors might also do the trick.
Nonetheless, the current debate provides a good indication of the sort of horse-trading that will be needed to push a bill through in future.Past bills have foundered either because they seemed too ambitious to Republicans worried about the effects of a cap on American industry, or too feeble to environmentally-minded Democrats.
Better connectivity and wider distribution of affordable broadband is needed to push these systems forward.
"This industry was championed by Enron when a leader was needed to push deregulation," says Dynegy's Mr Bergstrom.
"It's not always enjoyable but it's what is needed to push us to the next level.
But where was he when a loud and respected voice was needed to push the players union into testing?
The engineering is so precise that it requires very little effort: only one hand is needed to push the wall.
