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Yet this is no cause for complacency.

But complacency does have a tendency to breed contempt.

But we agreed that there was no call for complacency.

While the preceding developments are welcome, there is no room for complacency.

But the steady progress made to date is no grounds for complacency.

But there can be no room for complacency there is much more hard work ahead.

And that level of complacency means they don't feel the need to advocate for that culture.

The bottom line is that the costs of reform are affordable. The costs of complacency are not.

In that regard, he cautioned against complacency, pointing out that considerable work still needed to be accomplished.

The Committee expresses concern, however, about the atmosphere of complacency, which may reduce efforts to prevent and eliminate child labour.

Though we note substantive progress in the field of conventional arms control, there is yet no place for complacency in that regard.

Sometimes I'm concerned that we hear about it so much that we've come to accept longer lives with a kind of a complacency, even ease.

It also believes that those commitments must not foster a general sense of complacency or divert attention away from our fundamental goal of nuclear disarmament.

But that is no excuse for complacency. Over the last 15 years, the eurozone s economic performance has been disappointing, and its policy system must answer for this.

Many legitimate manufacturers worldwide, whether through complacency or incompetence, lack adequate quality controls. In some cases, deficient storage and refrigeration systems turn safe medicines into dangerous substances.

Conscious of the need to combat the negative effects of cultures of violence and complacency in the face of current dangers in this field through long term programmes of education and training,

CAMBRIDGE As inflation continues to soar everywhere, maybe the world s central bankers need a jolt to awaken them from complacency. How about holding one of their bi monthly meetings in hyperinflationary Zimbabwe?

CAMBRIDGE As inflation continues to soar everywhere, maybe the world s central bankers need a jolt to awaken them from complacency. How about holding one of their bi monthly meetings in hyperinflationary Zimbabwe?

I was like So, the idea that we create this false this sense of complacency when all we do is talk about somebody else's responsibility as though it's our own, and vice versa.

And that is why so many economists and market participants were shocked by Yellen s apparent complacency. With US unemployment now at 5.1 , standard monetary theory dictates that interest rates must be raised urgently.

OXFORD Recent evidence suggests that much of the world has entered a period of low financial market volatility. But this is no time for complacency more turbulent times are likely to lie ahead.

While a slowdown in the pace of reform might bring temporary relief, it would almost certainly reverse Spain s hard won achievements. Indeed, with the worst now over, complacency is the Spanish economy s worst enemy.

So, do we Europeans intend to remain relevant in the twenty first century, which means strengthening our position? Or are we prepared to undergo a painful decline brought on by nationalist infighting and complacency?

Tocqueville despised the elites of his time for their complacency in the face of the deracinating force of mass democracy. Will the myopia of our leaders also serve as an agent of his disquieting prophecy?

I believe that challenges to the OSCE's relevance and strategic direction have shaken some States out of their complacency and brought into the open some issues that had been festering below the surface for some time.

A potential Grexit will present entirely new challenges to China in the coming months, and the country must avoid complacency over its own exposure. A battle plan for both the present and the future is needed now.

But it is the agenda of pending reforms that should stifle excessive complacency. That agenda, with obvious country differences, spans five important areas, which together should be the focus of policy attention aimed at solidifying the region s transformation.

The fact that neither the mayhem in the Middle East nor the crisis in Ukraine seem to touch financial markets should not lull us into complacency. The memory of August 1914 should remind us how the world stumbled into catastrophe.

The fact that an accident such as Fukushima was possible in Japan, one of the world s most advanced industrial countries, is a reminder that, when it comes to nuclear safety, nothing can be taken for granted. Complacency can be deadly.

To be sure, a youth unemployment ratio of 13 or 19 is not grounds for complacency. But, while the eurozone s youth unemployment rate has increased since 2009, its ratio has remained the same (though both significantly exceed pre 2008 levels).

In front of their board, they rattle off exaggerated claims about where the company stands some 80 of annual reports claim that their company is the leader in the market. Unfortunately, this kind of arrogance can lead to complacency and competitive failure.

The comparative docility of infectious diseases like smallpox has contributed to a degree of complacency about the magnitude of the risks of refusing vaccination. When an epidemic actually begins, people quickly change their minds, and demand the rapid production and distribution of vaccines.

Corbyn should be praised, not castigated, for bringing to public attention these serious issues concerning the role of the state and the best ways to finance its activities. The fact that he is dismissed for doing so illustrates the dangerous complacency of today s political elites.

The errant MPs are not just betraying their voters confidence they are also betraying their duty to the country and discrediting democracy. But the complacency with which the political establishment accepts the disruption of Parliament suggests that even experienced politicians do not understand this.

Wherever I travel with the Education Above All foundation, I encounter bright, motivated children who have been denied the chance to learn. As the world moves on to new priorities, we cannot forget our responsibility to those who have been failed by our complacency.

This week, Austria is providing the world an opportunity to rethink its complacency. On December 8 9, representatives from the governments of more than 150 countries, international organizations, and civil society groups will meet in Vienna, to consider the humanitarian impact of nuclear weapons.

In an era of globalized financial markets, when countries can find it hard to cope with rapid cross border capital flows, there is no time for complacency. A lesson of the 1990's is that vulnerabilities must be dealt with before they become crises.

CAMBRIDGE The United States still faces a dangerous fiscal deficit, but one might not know it from the complacency that dominates budget discussions in Washington. Regarded as an urgent problem until recently, the federal deficit is now being placed on the back burner of American politics.