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One argument frequently made for equalizing pay is that sportswomen put in as much effort as sportsmen to produce their
results.
And he has long clung to this rule, despite a lack of evidence that it would have delivered better
results
than the Fed’s actual policy decisions since the 1970s.
It took some time for the silent revolution to show concrete
results.
This proposal illustrates how the reform gap, and the unbalanced growth that
results
from it, can debilitate the European fabric by setting one partner against the other.
The technicality the commission cited would be absurdly funny if its potential
results
were not so incendiary: the CEC objected to the fact that the Tymoshenko bloc candidates listed only their home towns on the party list, not their precise street address.
Although interest-rate spreads for Italian and Spanish ten-year bonds relative to German bonds briefly jumped 30-50 basis points after the
results
were announced, they then eased to 300-350 basis points, compared to 500-600 basis points before the ECB’s decision to establish its “outright monetary transactions” program.
The Italian election
results
could be a bellwether for Europe.
Of course, it is easy to imagine a quota reform that would lead to more ambitious results, but it would be difficult to have it approved.
Similar
results
occur when family benefits are eroded, as they have been.
And even though critics often caricature the EU’s internal negotiating process as overly lengthy and tedious, it has undoubtedly produced positive
results.
The discredited election
results
suggested that the country is geographically and ethnically divided, with the democratic opposition candidate Yushchenko winning overwhelmingly in seventeen western and central regions, while Yanukovych dominated in ten eastern and southern regions.
President Putin himself campaigned twice for Yanukovych in Ukraine and congratulated him twice before the forged final
results
had been presented, rendering him little but ridiculous.
There are risks and potential benefits in all of these areas, and the
results
will depend on the entire policy package.
This
results
in high turnover owing to overwork, and an increased need for foreign health-care workers to fill sorely needed positions.
Indeed, to expect such
results
by the proposed four-month deadline is highly implausible.
Nevertheless, for both sides, the process can be as important as the
results.
The violence that has already taken place in Nigeria and Indonesia makes one fear that if these states cannot be held together – and here, new creative types of thinking and approaches to advocacy may be called for on the part of the human rights community – the
results
could be far bloodier than anything we have yet seen.
The United States is deeply concerned, following the minimal
results
of its “strategic economic dialogue” with China in May, and Congress is threatening tough protectionist measures.
The one area where Europe is posting better
results
is public finances.
Early
results
for the first four months of 2010 for the OECD countries, collected by the International Energy Agency indicate that so far the 2010
results
are as low or lower than during the last year.
If the new strategy fails to produce positive and tangible
results
within a few months, the steady domestic drumbeat for troop withdrawals will become deafening.
The
results
are alarming.
There are no comparable statistics or verdicts for the ECB, but I would be surprised if the
results
were any different.
The
results
are a disappointment to central bankers, who, to their credit, have been enhancing their communications in recent years.
Trump has shown that he can do it, albeit often with deleterious
results.
Alzheimer’s disease was identified more than a century ago from autopsy
results
that showed characteristic brain lesions called “amyloid plaques.”
Instead, the negotiations should be handled more like those that produced the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, with a group of countries – in that case, the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council (China, France, Russia, the United Kingdom, and the US), plus Germany – working together to achieve
results.
The
results
of this misguided policy proved so disastrous – financial markets seized up almost immediately – that a mere ten days after its “What, me worry?” message, the Fed made an embarrassing but necessary about-face and lowered the discount rate by 50 basis points.
In a demand-driven recession, actual output falls below potential, which
results
in a rise in unemployment.
Thus, a deficit is acceptable when it
results
from abnormally low tax revenues, but not when revenues are at their normal level.
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