Bridging the digital divide

Bridging the Transatlantic Digital Divide

The key is to overcome what's called functional fixedness.

Breaking Europe s Climate Change Stalemate

Bridging the digital divide

The Myth of Rising Protectionism

Overcoming Africa s North South Divide

And push! David Gallo says, Push yourself.

(d) Response to and management of crises

Our investments are aimed at overcoming structural problems that have plagued the region.

Now it's not always easy to push yourself, and that's why they invented mothers.

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Today, Chile imposes no barriers to the inflow of capital.

As a citizen of the world, I know ways of overcoming cultural barriers.

Dealing with the aftermath of the disaster will remain a financial burden even with the plant closed.

The green represents Paralympics and orange represents barrier free in Japanese.

But something more fundamental is at play Brazil may finally be overcoming some of the deepest obstacles to its economic development, obstacles that held the country back for decades.

The immediate task facing Turkey is to bridge old divisions and establish a functioning coalition government.

Overcoming trauma starts at the moment It was not my fault.

Their surface carries specific tools designed to cross the barriers of their host cells.

Reversing the declining trend in contributions to the Global Environment Facility would be a good start.

Indeed, by striking hotels favored by foreign businessmen and visitors, they undermined the confidence of those whom India needs to sustain its success story. Terror may add to the time India will need to recover from the economic crisis.

Its raison d'être is to overcome national selfishness and to set a good example.

Overcoming historic biases requires questioning an industry s taboos.

Terror may add to the time India will need to recover from the economic crisis.

In Cuba, Obama has shown that transcending the politics of confrontation and sanctions requires diplomatic initiative.

Surmounting our physical and cultural walls is a challenge that Germany has overcome in the past.

The economic logic is compelling removing trade and migration barriers would be an exceptionally wise investment.

And strengthening the US export sector requires overcoming some significant structural and competitive barriers.

Overcoming it will require a smarter approach to strategic decision making and a broader understanding of innovation.

Pushed by business, the US negotiated sectoral agreements in telecoms, information technology, and financial services.

Eliminating the planet s remaining trade barriers would increase global GDP by around US100 billion.

I recently took part in a conference in Belgrade entitled Dealing with the Past in ex Yugoslavia.

One hopes that it is an effort that proves adequate to overcome bureaucratic resistance to deregulation in the coming year.

In such a world, continued hassles and hiccups for Chinese exports can be confidently expected.

So, in the real world opening up is not simply a matter of letting barriers down.

Every effort must be made to prevent the creation of new barriers within Europe s financial system.

For example, there are still too many barriers to agricultural trade between the North and the South.

Mothers can spend more time in the job market, breaking long standing barriers of gender inequality. Reduced population growth means less pressure on land, water, and biodiversity.

What is worse is when the economic policy response becomes the equivalent of blaming foreigners imposing new forms of trade barriers.

As tariff barriers have come down, the unfair fair trade laws are increasingly being used as America's favored protectionist tool.

Mothers can spend more time in the job market, breaking long standing barriers of gender inequality.

The problem is that following through on that threat would severely test the ECB s commitment to do whatever it takes.

But if that strategy is conceived as mastering two dynamic processes, overcoming the ecological constraint could be an accelerator of growth.

Overcoming Puerto Rico s crisis will require restoring growth, implementing a sustainable fiscal policy, and debt restructuring.