Huge progress could be made in reducing poverty, it argues, if domestic tax revenues in developing countries were raised in a way that supported sustainable development.
Countries can make rapid progress, it argues, if they do the right thing and at the right time.For starters, McKinsey says, throwing money at education does not seem to do much good, at least in those countries that already send all their young people to school (see chart).
Effective integration of IT will only happen, it is argued, if it can be absorbed into the network of other existing actors.
So, genetic drift is real, but only, I argue, if it occurs after reproductive isolation and not before – in which case it shouldn't be considered a major factor in speciation.
Conversely, it is argued, if such permutations are not counted in quantum statistics, it follows that quantum objects cannot be regarded as individuals in any of these senses (Post 1963).
Surely, it is argued, if adult education is to play its part in making Britain – or UK plc – a modern, competitive and efficient society, organisations like the WEA should radically reorientate itself and its provision?
What is more, it is argued, if mark-to-market losses do exist, they may not have to be recognised.
However, it is argued, if S has no desire to speak the truth, then S has no obligation to apply 'green' to green objects.
Thus, it is argued, if we could not have genuine emotional responses to imagined scenarios and by extension fully developed fiction we would not be able to engage in practical reasoning.
And an individual, in this case a religious exclusivist, can only attempt to maximize truth or avoid error in the face of diverse claims, it is argued, if she attempts to resolve the conflict.
