But, if it does not, the drive to curb future inquisitions may take several forms.
[Gothamist] Harlem students act as pieces for human chess games in a program meant to curb future gang rivalries.
Toyota, the Japanese car maker, seemed in January to suggest it might want to curb future investment in Britain in that event, a view later echoed by Unilever.
The weak promise of a bill to curb future bank bonuses will not calm public fury as this year's bonuses of some £6bn are announced.
Now, the conviction that the system must be rebuilt to curb future excesses forms a starting point for the reforms that will come under discussion in London.
He pointed out that pledges by the coal industry and some countries to curb future carbon dioxide emissions often assume the successful evolution of technologies that are as yet unproven or have never been tried on a large scale.
To curb future inflation, China therefore needs to stem the flood of capital.One solution would be a large one-off appreciation of the yuan so that investors no longer see it as a one-way bet.
Though creating a system to curb future economic excesses in member states — particularly large ones — will not be easy, there are now several ways this closer economic coordination could take shape.
