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This could be remedied by injecting incentives for cooperation into the ways the EU provides assistance.
The world is risking much by injecting ambiguity into an issue that once seemed clear-cut.
The government may also need to consider injecting funds more directly into the mortgage sector while the private sector reconstitutes itself.
The second lesson is that Trump will probably pursue what is essentially a permanent political campaign, injecting himself directly into conversations.
Financial Times columnist Martin Wolf accused the US of injecting “new and unsettling ideas” into the discussion of financial reform.
According to the World Health Organization, many mothers’ lives could be saved simply by injecting oxytocin to stop bleeding, using sterile delivery tools, and delaying pregnancy until adulthood.
Injecting money might improve the living standards in the villages receiving the funds, but doing so may well drive up the cost of food throughout the country, causing residents of non-subsidized villages to fall into poverty.
Both countries have epidemics driven by injecting drug users (IDUs) who share needles and syringes, the most efficient way to transmit HIV.
The AIG bailout was one of the largest in history, with the US government injecting more than $100 billion into the company.
As far back as 1873, in his classic book on central banking, Lombard Street, Walter Bagehot noted that central banks should be able to prevent financial panics by injecting liquidity into the economy.
We propose injecting new European public money into the development of risk-sharing instruments and vehicles that support equity investment.
But, in today’s unilateral world, other central banks would soon respond by injecting liquidity, prompting the Bank of Japan to act again.
A united EU can also help catalyze reforms that might reinvigorate ailing multilateral institutions, injecting them with new momentum.
In contrast to Paulson’s method of injecting funds, banks were not stigmatized if they could borrow from the markets.
Lacking fiscal stimulus, central bankers keep upping the ante by injecting more liquidity into bubble-prone financial markets – failing to recognize that they are doing nothing more than “pushing on a string” as they did in the 1930s.
The Bank of England has also helped, by injecting liquidity into the economy almost immediately.
Though the Bank of Japan (BOJ) hesitated before initiating such a shift in 1991, it then cut interest rates aggressively and began injecting large amounts of liquidity into the economy.
There is also a strong need for supporting long-term capital flows to emerging economies to stimulate investment further, particularly in their infrastructure sectors, thereby injecting much-needed additional demand into the global economy.
When cutting interest rates to historically low levels failed to revive growth, central banks took to so-called quantitative easing: injecting liquidity into economies by buying long-term government and other bonds.
The old NPL problem was resolved, primarily by establishing asset-management companies to take over doubtful assets, and injecting new capital into the commercial banks.
It is right for India to have opposed injecting international labor standards into the WTO agenda, but it is wrong that India strongly opposed a new trade round.
On the other hand, the move sets a worrying precedent, injecting politics into a policy area that had been governed by objective economic considerations.
Injecting synthetic aerosols that reflect sunlight into the stratosphere, for example, could help counter the warming caused by greenhouse gases.
Injecting Bismarck’s name into the debate will undoubtedly trouble Franco-German cooperation.
Instead of injecting new blood into senior government posts during his 42 years in power, Qaddafi merely shuffled cronies between ministries.
The ostensible rationale for injecting uniform environmental standards into EU membership talks is that such rules are necessary if "fair competition" among new and old EU members is to take place "on a level playing field".
Injecting a dose of British empiricism into Europe’s Cartesian project could do the continent a lot of good.
Injecting cash into local economies can help them flourish.
Many emerging markets that were growing strongly before the crisis responded by injecting substantial amounts of monetary and fiscal stimulus.
To boost innovation and job creation, we need to reverse this trend, injecting more fuel into the US economy’s start-up engine.
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