Примери за използване на Postwar order на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Trump is challenging the postwar order.
The postwar order had begun to take shape as early as 1941, when US President Franklin D.
The old certainties of the postwar order no longer apply.”.
The eastern front is largely a project of policy establishments that see it as essential to maintaining Europe's postwar order.
They were defending the new democratic postwar order in Western Europe.
This weakened the power of traditional labor unions,undermining the capital-labor bargain at the center of the postwar order.
As Keynes jetted between London andWashington, creating the postwar order, Hayek sat pouting in Cambridge.
Bedrock institutions of the postwar order, such as NATO, have come under questioning from a U.S. administration inherently suspicious of alliances.
They were the first candidates for replacing the failed premises of the early postwar order, but they failed too.
Each of the four elements of the postwar order that have contained the German question is now up in the air.
After the measure passed overwhelmingly,the United States imposed sanctions on Mr. Dodik for undermining the postwar order set up by the Dayton peace agreement in 1995.
The purpose of the postwar order, in his view, had been to reach a compromise between the competing imperatives of liberal markets and national autonomy.
Recently, the International Monetary Fund andother institutional bulwarks of the postwar order have mounted a defense of globalization.
The postwar order had begun to take shape as early as 1941, when US President Franklin D Roosevelt and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill drafted the Atlantic Charter on a ship anchored in Canada's Placentia Bay.
With the Cold War paralyzing the U.N. institutions that had originally been intended to frame Bretton Woods,what emerged under U.S. hegemony was a far narrower postwar order centered on the North Atlantic.
There are many reasons to expect that this new age of deglobalization will last, as the postwar order is under assault from both popular autocrats in emerging powers like Russia and China, and populist candidates in Western democracies…”.
It strengthened the welfare state by vastly expanding access to statesubsidized health care andaccommodating the needs of the private sector-an echo of the domestic capital-labor compromises that made the postwar order possible.
But what's clear is that politicians interested in preserving the postwar order will need to figure out a new way to address the political discontent that springs out of the deeply flawed economic model the order is built on.
Amid the ongoing tussle with Washington over higher import tariffs and the US pulling out of the Iran deal,one of Europe's most powerful politicians stated that“the old certainties of the postwar order no longer apply” expressing confidence that“Europe needs to reposition itself in a changed world”.
The postwar order was based on strong democratic welfare states supported by international institutions, such as the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund(IMF), that coordinated economic policy between states while granting them the flexibility to act in their own national interest.
Many have taken these new institutions as evidence that the BRICS are bent on usurping the postwar economic order built and led by the West.
As U.S. President Donald Trump proceeds to destabilize the postwar global economic order, much of the world is collectively holding its breath.
It's quite natural that dismantling of the postwar economic order should be accompanied by a significant attack on substantive democracy- freedom, popular sovereignty, and human rights- under the slogan TINA(There Is No Alternative).
Postwar U.S. statesmen designed our world order as it is for a reason.
The U.K. voted to quit the European Union after more than four decades in a stunning rejection of the continent's postwar political and economic order.
But postwar American conceptions of international order have also emphasized the need for a rule-based global system that restrains even the United States.
The Bulgarian leader was right, and it was an astute example he chose to underline the role that the European Union has played in eradicating animosity andpromoting peaceful coexistence under the umbrella of the postwar European order between two historic enemies.
The UK voted to quit the European Union after more than four decades in a stunning rejection of the continent's postwar political and economic order, sending shock waves around global markets.
The U.K. voted to quit the European Union after more than four decades,in a stunning rejection of the continent's postwar political and economic order, prompting Prime Minister David Cameron to resign and sending shock waves around global markets.
Its purpose is not just to belittle the Soviet Union's contribution to the victory, butalso to retrospectively strip our country of its historic role as an architect and guarantor of the postwar world order, and label it a“revisionist power” that is posing a threat to the well-being of the so-called free world.