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Steeped in denial, the Federal Reserve is treating the disease as a cyclical problem – deploying the full force of monetary accommodation to compensate for what it believes to be a temporary shortfall in aggregate demand.
This leaves the other feeling scorned, steeped in denial and blame, and ultimately with a vindictive urge to lash out in response.
The hopes that animated the intervention in Libya always seemed a bit out of place in a landscape steeped in ancient memories.
As a result, the Party leadership became steeped in suspicion and distrust toward the outside world, especially toward the so-called “great powers.”
There and elsewhere, the US, motivated by the larger geopolitical goal of containing Shia Iran and its regional allies, has embraced Sunni rulers steeped in religious and political bigotry, even though they pose a transnational threat to the values of freedom and secularism.
The Perils of ProphecyBERKELEY – We economists who are steeped in economic and financial history – and aware of the history of economic thought concerning financial crises and their effects – have reason to be proud of our analyses over the past five years.
It requires measures that do not come easily to citizens, groups, and authorities steeped in a tradition of liberalism and tolerance.
Like lemmings at the cliff’s edge, central banks seem steeped in denial of the risks they face.
It was a remarkably enlightened and progressive document, composed by learned scholars, steeped in history, law, and philosophy.
This balance is reflected in Japanese architecture, which is thoroughly modern, yet steeped in tradition.
Keynes graduated in mathematics, but was steeped in the classics (and studied economics for less than a year before starting to teach it).
There can be little doubt that some societies are more steeped in violence than others, even controlling for obvious factors like income levels and education.
Like Rashevsky, he had been steeped in mathematical and physical scientists' belief that an imaginary construction making no pretense to literal truth can nonetheless capture the "features of greatest importance" and hence serve a useful explanatory function.
Is it true that official Sweden is steeped in feminist ideology, and that Swedish public servants are taught that women never lie?
Instead, he has chosen a man steeped in the BOJ's conservative ways.
The choice of venue was, of course, steeped in irony.
The region’s president, Milorad Dodik, clings to power by spinning revisionist tales steeped in denial.
Thus, the UN team is much smaller and less experienced than its predecessors, and faces Iraqi counterparts steeped in the art of deception.
Steeped in denial of its past mistakes, the Fed is pursuing the same incremental approach that helped set the stage for the financial crisis of 2008-2009.
For a country steeped in millennia of Confucianism, the need for ethical leadership should be clear.
Supposedly steeped in remorse, the military judge later committed suicide;General Atanase Stanculescu, who only a few days before the trial had ordered troops to open fire on street demonstrators in Timisoara, was named Minister of Defense not long after sentence was pronounced;Virgil Magureanu became the powerful head of the Romanian Intelligence Service.
The Brexit Threat to British SecurityLONDON – Some moments in history are steeped in irony.
The panic of the literary bureaucracy, ensnared in its certainties and steeped in its petty calculations, its half-baked prognostications, its crafty shifts of position, has been palpable.
It remains steeped in denial: Were it not for the interest-rate suppression that QE has imposed on developed countries since 2009, the search for yield would not have flooded emerging economies with short-term “hot” money.
On the other hand, China remains trapped by a past and a mindset steeped in a sense of victimization, which tempts it to export blame for internal problems.
Moreover, like China, Japan was a society steeped in Confucian culture, which many Chinese reformers in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries blamed as a critical impediment to their own country’s development and modernization.
There is now a near-consensus – at least among those who are not completely steeped in social-media propaganda – that the current public sphere does not serve us well.
Third, steeped in denial, central banks are once again upping the ante on balance-sheet expansion as a means to stimulate flagging economic recoveries.
Against the plaster wall diagonally crossed by black joists, a meagre pear-tree sometimes leans and the ground-floors have at their door a small swing-gate to keep out the chicks that come pilfering crumbs of bread steeped in cider on the threshold.
She is steeped in repentance and the most extreme piety, I may be sure of that; but after all, she has still some memory of me, since she has just written to me.'
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