I believe that the Stabilization Fund is a sphere where simple solutions must be avoided.

The risks of corruption are real when decisions are made on individual cases. But unlike a unified procedure, this approach allows permission to be given in some instances.

This may seem unreal now, but six years ago the price was $16 per barrel.

The best solutions are often simple, yet unexpected.

Simple solutions rarely are.

The solutions all are simple / after you have arrived at them. But they're simple only when you know already what they are.