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More promising still, it is where signals, assumed to have come from the locator beacons attached to the aircraft’s “black box” flight recorders, were picked up on April 5 and over the following days by an American “pinger locator” being towed by an Australian navy vessel, the Ocean Shield.
When fiscal consolidation turns on a predetermined debt ratio to be achieved at a predetermined point in the future, the primary surpluses needed to hit those targets are such that the effect on the private sector undermines the assumed growth rates and thus derails the planned fiscal path.
In particular, because the world is not quite multipolar, it is not structurally as conducive to a multipolar multilateralism as many have assumed.
After oil was discovered in the 1920s, Britain assumed control over the new oil fields, using military force as needed.
Despite several weeks of intense US pressure to soften - or even retract - the proposed law, China’s leaders did little more than attempt to reinforce their position that “non-peaceful” (i.e., military) measures would serve strictly as a last resort - which had already been assumed anyway.
As a result, it is assumed that they are prepared to put aside their long-standing hostility toward Israel, a country that largely shares their view of Iran.
Rudra assumed that caste existed in ancient India because, despite the unreliable historical record, the caste system is so manifest even today.
Voters, they assumed, would focus only on the current economic malaise.
Germany also assumed the 2016 presidency of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe.
People would go on behaving exactly as the model assumed, only with a different set of prices.
After World War II, the United States assumed the role of ultimate guarantor of the Sykes-Picot system.
Toledo assumed the presidency planning to dismantle the corruption that marked Fujimori's administrations and end the reign of his crooked chief of intelligence, Vladimiro Montesinos.
The use of the term “slavery” in relation to something that it is wrong to do to animals is especially significant, for until now it has been assumed that animals are rightly our slaves, to use as we wish, whether to pull our carts, be models of human diseases for research, or produce eggs, milk, or flesh for us to eat.
The United States – which faced considerable public debt, but had lost little in the way of physical assets – naturally assumed a leadership role in this process.
Many officials (and the analysts and advisers who support them) assumed that this magic number represents the minimum rate needed to provide jobs to workers and managers and absorb the more than six million new graduates who spill out of China’s campuses each year in search of employment.
He called his theory “general” to distinguish it from the pre-Keynesian theory, which assumed a unique level of output – full employment.
I assumed that I was supposed to be provoked into unguarded comments, a method that fashionable TV journalists everywhere use nowadays.
When US President Ronald Reagan assumed office in 1981, he lowered the maximum corporate and personal income tax rates, and allowed companies to write off capital expenditure depreciation almost instantly.
At that point, the IMF assumed responsibility for the principal and interest on the SDRs.
Financial institutions and markets assumed productivity would continue to grow at the pace of the late 1990’s, which fostered an asset-price boom that conveyed an illusion of well-being; those not directly involved in the financial bubble were coopted through buoyant international trade.
Finally, the widely assumed correlation between monetary policy and currency values does not stand up to empirical examination.
Last spring in Burundi, President Pierre Nkurunziza assumed a third term in office, despite the two-term limit enshrined in the constitution.
The rescue program for Greece launched that year assumed that a falling debt ratio could be achieved without any private debt write-offs.
Under Correa, the government even assumed editorial management of the country’s oldest newspaper, El Telégrafo.
It was assumed that this would generate strong domestic demand in Germany, helping the periphery to export more.
During the Gorbachev era, it was assumed that the West would stick to the essence of its Cold War containment policies.
It has long been assumed that a single type of machine, given time and memory, could simulate the behavior of any other state of matter.
Sound debt management is, in effect, sound social policy – a lesson that borrowers and lenders alike should heed as they enter into debts that, if not properly managed, can turn out to be more complicated than first assumed and more troublesome than anyone expected.
In the absence of this, it is assumed that free economic migration within the EU will produce little net movement of populations.
Mainstream Republicans assumed that they had little to lose, and perhaps something to gain, by opposing Clinton, because that is the lesson they took from the experiences of both Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan.
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