Meanwhile, other economists have suggested that development depends not on specific policies but on "institutional" factors, such as a respect for property rights, which constrain the powers of the state.
As the analyst Hussein Ibish wrote in Now Lebanon, with the Muslim Brotherhood in power, it is now vital for liberals in Egypt and abroad to focus on ensuring that Egypt's new constitution is built on laws that constrain "the powers of government and ensure ironclad, inviolable protection for the rights of individuals, minorities and women".
*Cremer and Schoonen's (2013) findings suggested that a lack of attention to time or speed factor (e.g., response latency or time-constrained test administration) would constrain the power of WAF tests in discriminating learners' network knowledge.
If you want to help the poor, then the path is clear - establish independent courts, protect private property, constrain the power of politicians and encourage free enterprise.
Our laws constrain the power of the President, even during wartime, and I have taken an oath to defend the Constitution of the United States.
Finally, rein in "crony capitalism", constrain the power of multi-nationals, channel foreign direct investment into socially-inclusive and ecologically sustainable wealth creation.
Moreover, our laws constrain the power of the President even during wartime, and I have taken an oath to defend the Constitution of the United States.
Just as the English barons crafted the original Magna Carta in 1215 to constrain the power of the unpopular King John, she says, Internet users should organize and push back against the companies.
For Kiarostami, the cultural bureaucracy that depends on constraining the work of death is as vain and pointless as the one that seeks to constrain the power of desire and it's only the prying eyes of such an arrogant temporal authority that drives lovers underground into the realm of the dark and the dead.
These companies list on the stockmarket but do little to constrain the power of the state or of family shareholders.In June 2011 SOEs accounted for 80% of the value of China's market, 62% of Russia's and 38% of Brazil's.
Abstract: This presentation is based on the book with the same title (Yale University Press, 2018) which examines a crucial element of state behavior -- the use of international institutions, informal alignments and economic instruments such as sanctions -- to constrain the power and threatening behavior of dominant actors.
