Common Pitfalls

Common Pitfalls

Free Trade Pitfalls

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It is a moment pregnant with hope, but also fraught with peril.

Indeed, the IST s close association with the US backed establishment of a successor regime is fraught with political pitfalls. Transitional criminal justice must be broad enough to reconcile a divided Iraq, and, therefore, include Shi a and Kurdish crimes against humanity, while it apparently must also avoid embarrassing the US or its allies, particularly regarding their extensive dealings with Saddam s regime.

It brought a modicum of order to a system fraught with potential conflict.

The Fraught Politics of the TPP

So this is a rather fraught situation.

Unfortunately, this important and useful tool for the sustenance of democracy is always fraught with corruption.

A final thought Ending civil wars is a process that is fraught with dangers, frustrations and setbacks.

We recognize that the transition we are going through from dictatorship to democracy is fraught with many challenges.

Yet, despite this seemingly neat set of rules, the question of the effect of armed conflict on treaties continues to be ridden with pitfalls.

My design, as it takes you down the rabbit hole, is fraught with many challenges and difficulties in the real world.

Obama inherited a fraught foreign policy agenda a global economic crisis, two

They were six decades fraught with tensions and threats, but that also saw the expansion of our area of dialogue and cooperation.

Improvement is increasingly difficult to organize our faith in these systems, incredibly fraught.

The political stagnation there is fraught with the danger that hostilities might flare up again as the result of yet another armed incident.

The Chairman drew attention to the possible pitfalls of attempting to amend the draft convention from the floor.

Regulatory pitfalls may include over regulating private practices contracts, restricting new entries, or regulating tariffs, fees or prices.

Not all football games are fraught with negative feeling and violence. This year s World Cup might well be a festival of brotherhood and peace.

This is a completely gratuitous video I'm just going to show of one of the pitfalls of advanced technology.

Fraught by political pressures, financial disagreements and other complexities, the process was painstaking and expensive.

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We encourage networks among governments, international agencies and water providers so that best practices and successful models may be shared, pitfalls avoided, and the common good be served with justice and quality.

The Committee regrets these developments and trusts that proper planning in future will avoid the pitfalls of recent experience (see para. 26 below).

Trapped in a web of codependency, the US China relationship has become fraught with friction and finger pointing. In human behavior, the endgame of this pathology is usually a painful breakup.

Those years have been fraught with painful memories and distress for those who have suffered under Israeli occupation, particularly since they have passed without the attainment of the ultimate objective, peace.

Meanwhile, back in Ferguson, the news cameras are long gone but fraught racial ties between the community and police persist.

My delegation concurs with the findings of World Youth Report 2005, which posits that one of the pitfalls in the implementation of the Programme of Action was that a formal mechanism for quantifying progress or regress was not implemented.

Thus, under almost any scenario, Thaksin s return could well mark a return to those fraught days of 2006 just before the last coup.

I have to say that, if the elections are not held in October as planned, Côte d'Ivoire will be embarking on a path that will take it into unknown territory that is fraught with danger.

It is believed that the girls have been split into separate groups, so that any attempt to rescue one group would imperil the others. Despite talk of the government negotiating a deal with the captors, this option, too, would be fraught with danger.

Attempts to convert national incomes into a common denominator are fraught with complications. To take one prominent example, there is a 25 margin of error on purchasing power parity comparisons between GDP in the United States and China.

The situation in Côte d'Ivoire is complex, and is fraught with the possibility of further deterioration it dictates the need for enhanced effectiveness and coordination of international efforts to promote progress in the peace process in the country.

The Public Information and Outreach Section of UNOCI is planning training programmes for journalists during the electoral run up period with the aim of increasing their awareness of the importance of responsible and professional reporting in an electoral process that is likely to be fraught with tension.

The path to an international agreement strong enough to keep global warming under two degrees will be fraught with obstacles. But, if citizens ratchet up the pressure on their leaders, and policymakers demonstrate vision and leadership, the route can be navigated.

But, in the end, it takes more than strong policy and analytical skills to deal with tough economic challenges. We have seen unfortunate examples of that repeatedly in the West in recent years, and there are no guarantees that China s newly installed leaders will avoid comparable pitfalls.

Economists have identified six pitfalls that can afflict natural resource exporters commodity price volatility, crowding out of manufacturing, Dutch disease (a booming export industry causes rapid currency appreciation, which undermines other exporters competitiveness), inhibited institutional development, civil war, and excessively rapid resource depletion (with insufficient saving).

In this context, it was noted that some countries had learned from experience and had eliminated pitfalls by drafting new model bilateral investment treaties (BITs), taking into account the technical difficulties of the past.

In fact, it is fraught with danger. To be sure, the US military presence still imposes a certain order with which most parties can live but it risks dragging the world s largest military power into petty regional conflicts, a prospect that should alarm us one century after 1914.

This was a time when food became a central, fraught subject for the American people, Mr. Coe said, explaining why he and his wife wanted to write about it.

But central banks new role as supreme arbiters of policy truth is fraught with hazard. Given that the solutions that emerge from their disputations and analyses will be the product of technocratic not democratic processes, they are likely to trigger populist backlashes.