A1 . foster innovation … Governments should foster innovation through education.
/ foster innovation … Governments should foster innovation through education.
A2 . foster mutual understanding … Cultural exchanges foster mutual understanding.
/ foster mutual understanding … Cultural exchanges foster mutual understanding.
A3 . foster social cohesion … Public policies should foster social cohesion.
/ foster social cohesion … Public policies should foster social cohesion.
A4 . allocate resources … Authorities must allocate resources efficiently.
/ allocate resources … Authorities must allocate resources efficiently.
A5 . allocate funding … The government allocated funding to research institutions.
/ allocate funding … The government allocated funding to research institutions.
A6 . reach a consensus … The committee reached a consensus after lengthy discussions.
/ reach a consensus … The committee reached a consensus after lengthy discussions.
A7 . build a consensus … Leaders must build a consensus among stakeholders.
/ build a consensus … Leaders must build a consensus among stakeholders.
A8 . achieve sustainability … Nations must achieve sustainability.
/ achieve sustainability … Nations must achieve sustainability.
A9 . promote diversity … Universities should promote diversity.
/ promote diversity … Universities should promote diversity.
A10 . preserve biodiversity … Conservation efforts help preserve biodiversity.
/ preserve biodiversity … Conservation efforts help preserve biodiversity.
A11 . mitigate risks … Policymakers should mitigate risks proactively.
/ mitigate risks … Policymakers should mitigate risks proactively.
A12 . mitigate climate change … Renewable energy can mitigate climate change.
/ mitigate climate change … Renewable energy can mitigate climate change.
A13 . pose a threat … Cyberattacks pose a threat to national security.
/ pose a threat … Cyberattacks pose a threat to national security.
A14 . pose a challenge … Aging populations pose a challenge.
/ pose a challenge … Aging populations pose a challenge.
A15 . tackle inequality … Governments should tackle inequality.
/ tackle inequality … Governments should tackle inequality.
A16 . tackle corruption … Reform is necessary to tackle corruption.
/ tackle corruption … Reform is necessary to tackle corruption.
A17 . address concerns … Officials addressed public concerns.
/ address concerns … Officials addressed public concerns.
A18 . address an issue … The summit addressed global issues.
/ address an issue … The summit addressed global issues.
A19 . enhance productivity … Technology can enhance productivity.
/ enhance productivity … Technology can enhance productivity.
A20 . enhance transparency … Reforms enhanced transparency.
/ enhance transparency … Reforms enhanced transparency.
A21 . strengthen ties … The treaty strengthened diplomatic ties.
/ strengthen ties … The treaty strengthened diplomatic ties.
A22 . strengthen regulations … Authorities strengthened regulations.
/ strengthen regulations … Authorities strengthened regulations.
A23 . bridge the gap … Education helps bridge the gap.
/ bridge the gap … Education helps bridge the gap.
A24 . narrow the gap … Investment can narrow the gap.
/ narrow the gap … Investment can narrow the gap.
A25 . raise awareness … Campaigns raise environmental awareness.
/ raise awareness … Campaigns raise environmental awareness.
A26 . exert influence … Social media platforms exert enormous influence on public opinion.
/ exert influence … Social media platforms exert enormous influence on public opinion.
A27 . exert pressure … Activists exerted pressure on the government to revise the policy.
/ exert pressure … Activists exerted pressure on the government to revise the policy.
A28 . curb inflation … Central banks are trying to curb inflation through monetary tightening.
/ curb inflation … Central banks are trying to curb inflation through monetary tightening.
A29 . curb emissions … Nations must curb carbon emissions to achieve sustainability.
/ curb emissions … Nations must curb carbon emissions to achieve sustainability.
A30 . alleviate poverty … Economic development can help alleviate poverty.
/ alleviate poverty … Economic development can help alleviate poverty.
A31 . alleviate suffering … Humanitarian aid alleviated suffering in the disaster-stricken region.
/ alleviate suffering … Humanitarian aid alleviated suffering in the disaster-stricken region.
A32 . impose sanctions … Several countries imposed sanctions on the regime.
/ impose sanctions … Several countries imposed sanctions on the regime.
A33 . impose restrictions … The government imposed restrictions on data collection.
/ impose restrictions … The government imposed restrictions on data collection.
A34 . fuel speculation … The minister’s remarks fueled speculation about his resignation.
/ fuel speculation … The minister’s remarks fueled speculation about his resignation.
A35 . fuel tensions … Territorial disputes continue to fuel tensions.
/ fuel tensions … Territorial disputes continue to fuel tensions.
A36 . undermine trust … Repeated scandals undermine public trust in institutions.
/ undermine trust … Repeated scandals undermine public trust in institutions.
A37 . undermine democracy … Disinformation campaigns may undermine democracy.
/ undermine democracy … Disinformation campaigns may undermine democracy.
A38 . face scrutiny … The company is facing intense scrutiny from regulators.
/ face scrutiny … The company is facing intense scrutiny from regulators.
A39 . face criticism … The proposal faced widespread criticism.
/ face criticism … The proposal faced widespread criticism.
A40 . draw criticism … The decision drew criticism from experts.
/ draw criticism … The decision drew criticism from experts.
A41 . draw attention … The report drew attention to systemic inequality.
/ draw attention … The report drew attention to systemic inequality.
A42 . spark controversy … The policy sparked controversy nationwide.
/ spark controversy … The policy sparked controversy nationwide.
A43 . spark debate … The study sparked debate among scholars.
/ spark debate … The study sparked debate among scholars.
A44 . reap benefits … Countries investing in education often reap long-term benefits.
/ reap benefits … Countries investing in education often reap long-term benefits.
A45 . reap rewards … Persistent efforts eventually reap rewards.
/ reap rewards … Persistent efforts eventually reap rewards.
A46 . meet demand … Producers struggle to meet growing demand.
/ meet demand … Producers struggle to meet growing demand.
A47 . meet expectations … The initiative failed to meet expectations.
/ meet expectations … The initiative failed to meet expectations.
A48 . withstand pressure … Democratic institutions must withstand political pressure.
/ withstand pressure … Democratic institutions must withstand political pressure.
A49 . withstand criticism … The theory has withstood criticism for decades.
/ withstand criticism … The theory has withstood criticism for decades.
A50 . wield power … Large corporations wield considerable power in the market.
/ wield power … Large corporations wield considerable power in the market.
