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So, without breaking the regular budget cycle, the DPJ will be forced to implement not only the supplementary budget drawn up by the LDP, but will also be stuck with next year’s budget, which embodies LDP policies that the DPJ has denounced.
Though we are becoming accustomed to breaking records – in 2013, more than 90% of all data ever accumulated in human history had been accumulated in the previous two years – the reality is that the speed and scale of this transformation pose major challenges.
The mandate of the Bank’s next president will be crucial in making or breaking an institution that the world desperately needs in the century ahead.
After experimenting for 15 years, the Parisian Nicolas Appert won the prize with his ground breaking technique for preserving food in glass jars.
It absorbed much of the political inheritance of Germany’s Bundesbank, whose establishment after World War II reflected Allied insistence on breaking with German central banking’s past traditions, in which political subservience and close ties to the financial establishment undermined monetary stability, leading to inflation and the destruction of the currency.
It seems clear, however, that his more immediate goal is to expose the West’s double standards, thereby breaking down Western barriers to his pursuit of Russian interests.
Breaking into a comforting grin, he said, “Sir, have no worry whatsoever.
Breaking the cycle of poverty by addressing the most pressing issues of disease, hunger, and polluted water will not only do obvious good, but also make people less vulnerable.
The evidence clearly shows that breaking intergenerational cycles of poverty and undernutrition is one of the most powerful ways to improve lives anywhere on the planet.
For Trump, the art of breaking deals is more important.
Mexico Breaking Good?
The US stands to benefit as much as Mexico if conditions south of the border begin breaking good.
That means breaking down barriers and inequalities, building capacity, and disseminating knowledge.
With banks now bigger than ever – America’s four largest each held more than $1 trillion in assets in 2011 – breaking them down to the point that no segment is systemically important would be a long and complex process, to say the least.
In the hope of breaking the deadlock, Obama signaled his willingness to compromise.
Unfortunately, advocates of aggressive policing have no interest in breaking the cycle of violence, and they have dismissed evidence-based public policies that could transform lives throughout the region.
The Turks used most of their troops to prevent British reinforcements from breaking through.
Unfortunately, sensible estimates are not breaking news.
But breaking that leg adversely affects the functioning of the other two: the WTO’s rule-making authority and its dispute-settlement mechanism.
This will not be easy to achieve in a country where many people consider breaking the law an act of heroism.
Now, by openly seeking to undermine the US president, Netanyahu is breaking that link.
Building developers often don’t want the extra cost or extra hassle of breaking old habits.
While no one is quite certain how the government managed to estimate prices, given that there is virtually nothing for sale in the shops, most indicators suggest that Zimbabwe does have a good shot at breaking world records for inflation.
With Western economic policy prescriptions widely seen as having failed in Russia; with NATO expanding near to the country's borders and old allies like Serbia bombed; with America seen as wanting to weaken Russia even more, breaking it up into pieces and controlling the oil-rich Caspian basin, anti-western sentiments are on the rise.
Rather than admit to breaking the rules, they lie to reconcile the inconsistency.
In the past, educators imparted knowledge by breaking problems into manageable pieces and then teaching techniques to solve them.
By breaking Gaza’s political isolation, the ceasefire has fueled hope of relief from economic and financial deprivation.
A Trade War is No Reason to Ease Monetary PolicyCAMBRIDGE – The world is in a trade war, and there is no sign of peace breaking out anytime soon.
The 1990’s were marked by coups, countercoups, and civil wars, with two regions – Abkhazia and South Ossetia – essentially breaking away with Russian support.
Moreover, even in such a bleak world, it is difficult to imagine the market breaking down completely or for long.
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