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Confidence returned, capital flight from Latin America was reversed, and capital markets became willing to provide financing again.
If this means that the debt-to-GDP ratio will be higher than 120% in 2020, we devise smart ways to rationalize, re-profile, or restructure the debt – keeping in mind the aim of maximizing the effective present value that will be returned to Greece’s creditors.
Though financing for public infrastructure has returned to 2008 levels, little of it is being funneled into new projects.
In May 1972, when the United States returned the Okinawa Prefecture to Japan, the transfer included the Senkaku Islands, which the US had administered from Okinawa.
When Thailand’s military returned to their barracks, many Thai citizens voted for Thaksin at one remove, with his sister – Yingluck Shinawatra, a long-time executive at Thaksin’s communications firm – becoming Prime Minister, supported by a powerful parliamentary majority.
It fears – rightly, most people suspect – that the Thaksin camp will be returned to power in any free and fair vote.
Nobody would accept their 100-bolivar notes, and banks had no bills to exchange for those being returned by the public.
BERLIN – Confidence has returned to Europe’s chancelleries just in the nick of time, what with US President Donald Trump due in Europe in a few days.
Latin America might have returned to growth far sooner than it did.
Finally, the revenues from the gas pipelines must be returned to the state’s coffers.
Moreover, the way the war was funded left households with strong balance sheets and pent-up demand once peace returned.
The “Kurdish question,” too, has returned to the fore.
Now that China's rulers have returned to Beijing, it is time to take a more realistic look at what those five years have wrought.
So the continued provision of helicopter money after an economy has returned to normal capacity utilization – the point at which demand and supply are in equilibrium – will cause inflation to take off.
In this tense setting, it comes as no surprise that the question of whether anti-Semitism has returned to France, after a seven-decade hiatus, is making international headlines.
If he becomes indigent after receiving a residence permit, he cannot automatically be returned to his home country, as was possible before.
President Jiang returned recently to that global gathering of business leaders but, thankfully, a repeat of that appeasement did not occur.
With unemployment still high, governments returned to pre-Keynesian orthodoxy, cutting spending to reduce their deficits – and undercutting economic recovery in the process.
Hope for a better future has returned, reflected in the French public’s overwhelming support for Paris’s bid to host the 2024 Summer Olympics.
But the process should be gradual and back-loaded – with much of the consolidation coming after Europe’s economies have returned to a sustainable growth path.
Some of the revenue could be returned to the public in the form of tax cuts or research support.
We have just witnessed an example of the second kind in India, the world’s largest and greatest democracy, where 420 million voters there returned a Congress-led government with a solid majority.
Then we learned that he was returned to Pakistan, where he had been located by the Taliban and shot.
Indeed, with few exceptions, the same ministers have returned to the same offices as part of an administration backed by the same odd pair of parties (the left-wing Syriza and the smaller right-wing Independent Greeks), which received only a slightly lower share of the vote than the previous administration.
The government that was returned on September 20 has the opposite mandate: to implement an “extend-and-pretend” bailout program – indeed, the most toxic variant ever.
One clue recently emerged in an article in the Financial Times in which Klaus Regling, the head of Europe’s bailout fund, the European Stability Mechanism, returned to the troika’s mantra that Greece does not need substantial debt relief.
As a result, price-earnings (P/E) ratios, which reflect investors’ enthusiasm for equities, are now high by historical standards (Swiss Re has a Financial Market Excess index, which has returned to its 2007 level).
A few days ago, the ghosts of the past returned to the Sejm, when deputies rejected a government bill intended to keep religious slaughter legal.
And another medieval term – lydi gosudarevy, which translates to “servants of his majesty” – has returned to favor among high-ranking bureaucrats.
And proper fishing methods that catch only target species should be used, with others caught accidentally as so-called by-catch returned to the sea alive.
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