Rather than imitate Thailand and Indonesia, China could do what Argentina did in 1995: restructure its financial system, deepen the efforts to break up the huge, state-owned industrial firms and do more to open its economy to foreign trade and investment.
In his January 1935 State of The Union Address FDR, also on Dreier's list outlined the ways in which his administration would deepen the efforts begun under the first New Deal, including support for organized labor.
This work extends and deepens the effort of Cardille and Lambois (2010) in two main ways.
Mr. Labastida also pledged to deepen the Government's efforts to bring about democratic reform, to clean up and professionalize Mexico's corrupt police forces and to improve relations with opposition parties, the church and human rights groups.
Though Mr. Nakaima is more moderate, his re-election nevertheless promises to deepen the paralysis in the efforts to resolve the issue.
While the editors realize the strength of the empirical evidence generated, they also emphasize that this is merely a first step in the right direction 'a proof of principle' and that there are obvious needs to continue this work by widening and deepening the research efforts.
Creating the associate dean's position is a way to bring the efforts of the entire school under one office, Carter said, and to deepen the understanding of those efforts and their effects on the school and to the profession of nursing in general.
Riva Palacio insisted that the combination of generalised public anger, uniting the poverty-stricken rural families of the students with middle-class city dwellers, is providing the small but resilient guerrilla groups that have long roamed the mountains of Guerrero with a golden opportunity to try to deepen the contradictions in an effort to provoke an insurrection.
Efforts to deepen the split between Hamas and Fatah or between Gaza and the West Bank will compound the disaster, for there can be no security, let alone a peace process, without minimal Palestinian unity and consensus.
Although the lead in the mayoral race thus far belongs to Ms. Quinn, her slipping favorability rating, along with the prospect of Anthony D. Weiner's entering the race, has fostered obvious skepticism about her most recent efforts to deepen the textures of her image.
Yet other factors — including the intensified U.S. involvement in the war in Afghanistan and the Khobragade episode — have stymied efforts to deepen the relationship.
