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[...] [...] specific policy, this heated environment still limits its policy optionsand its ability [...]

The pace of attainment of the above goals, despite the fact that they are crucial to the overall success of the decentralization strategy, is nevertheless dependent upon forthcoming budgetary choices.

Driven by anger, a sense of injustice, and a feeling that peaceful options have failed, some Red Shirts have felt compelled to take matters into their own hands and resort to violence.

[...] [...] make policy choices in implementing [...]

We should all seek to assist the parties as they make the hard choices necessary for lasting peace and do nothing to hinder them.

[...] [...] enlightened policy choices, partnerships, [...]

However, Governor Acevedo Vilá felt that the language of the bill was not strong enough on the option of the constitutional assembly and he vetoed the bill on 10 April.

Abandoning elements of fiscal sovereignty will be painful.

While economic conditions may cause us to be more selective about where we invest, we will continue to invest for future growth and long-term value creation.

In 2008, UNESCO organized a meeting in Bahrain entitled “Youth@the crossroads — a future without violent radicalization”, which was devoted to identifying and showcasing community-based projects and best practices that constructively engage youth and demonstrate capacity to foster an atmosphere that provides young people with positive options for their own future and that dissuades them from engaging in violent, radical behaviour.

This occurs in those rare cases where choices have to be made between two or more lives — tragic choices, in the sense that whatever the decision, life will be lost despite it being done to protect life.

[...] [...] difficult policy choices required to [...]

In addition to exposing the limitations of the dominant macroeconomic framework, the crisis offers a number of key lessons: (a) the importance of consistent countercyclical policies; (b) the necessity of having the fiscal space to run larger fiscal deficits when needed; (c) the need to increase and improve automatic fiscal stabilizers, such as transfers, which are triggered by a macroeconomic variable crossing a threshold level, because of the time required for political decision-making and the implementation of discretionary fiscal measures; (d) the importance of social dialogue for identifying developmental and macroeconomic priorities and for ensuring broad-based, inclusive growth and development; and (e) the importance of policy coordination and consistency among countries to combat financial crises and economic downturns.

Besides, if people had to choose between having a prosperous, bribery-free, fair, free or welfare society, most people would opt for bribery-free, with a record high figure since this survey series started in 1993, possibly due to the involvement of the former CE, principal officials and public office bearers in scandals of conflicts of interest or advantage transfers.

Choicesmade in infrastructure development today will also lock countries into patterns of production and consumption for decades to come.

Inevitably, these imply high-stakes uses of assessment since the results are typically employed tomake critical decisions about individuals.

Akey choice isbetween supply- [...]

However, all such decisions are specific and only the reader knows the exact conditions of their situation, so any implementation of the options and advice provided here is entirely the responsibility of the reader.

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[...] [...] practice wherethe choice needs to be [...]

It is based on the Author’s extensive experience in research, research management and research training and is designed to give general guidance on the decisions often faced by Early Career Researchers.

[...] [...] organizationsmake betterdecisions [...]

It is wrong to put a wife into a position where she may have to choose between incriminating her husband and committing perjury.

However, in the senior secondary years, the more public roles of assessment for certification and selection come to the fore.