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Moreover, they would be limited in their holding of derivative instruments, and Obama has suggested that no commercial bank should hold more than 10% of national deposits.
In 2012, when Lord Bichard, a former head of the British Benefits Agency, suggested that retirees could make a “useful contribution to civil society,” pensioners-rights campaigners reacted angrily.
That is why, as Sir Adrian Bradshaw, NATO's second in command, recently suggested, war can be contemplated only if Russia invades a NATO state – a step that Putin is unlikely to take, even as he ramps up his provocations, including cross-border kidnappings.
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.
Thatcher was often more careful than her admirers have subsequently suggested in the way she set about doing this.
The spirit was captured by one participant who suggested that we had gone from “boom and bust” to “boom and Armageddon.”
In a January 2015, I suggested that oil prices would not continue to fall, and even predicted that they would “finish the year higher than they were when it began.”
The IPL suggested a new departure for a country inspired by the allure of its own success.
And detailed short-term memory tests were abnormal ten years before onset, as suggested in the Framingham and Kungsholmen studies.
It is for this reason that I have suggested a capital increase to the shareholders of the bank – to €30 billion from the current €20 billion.
The real problem was, as Sheng suggested, a difference in communication style.
It has been suggested that Jayasi did not intend his tale to be taken literally, and that his work, instead, represented the Persian mystical-poetic tradition of using romance to represent humanity’s search for the divine.
Instead, South Korea has suggested that it ought to be enough for the time being if North Korea simply destroys one or another nuclear facility.
The reality, Nicholson suggested, is that Russia’s excuse for establishing intelligence-sharing arrangements with the Taliban is somewhat flimsy.
To justify its recommendations, the authors of the Nuffield report suggested two overarching principles that should guide the use of genetic editing.
This model suggested that a market economy should be left alone as much as possible, so that is what governments tended to do.
Consider this: they ignored the negative costs of climate change, and suggested that clean energy would never be price competitive with fossil fuels, which is simply not true.
The Group suggested that its proposed policies could generate annual private flows of $100-200 billion.
While GDP will be the basic criterion for share allocation among the founding members, the finance ministry suggested in October that China does not necessarily need the 50% stake that its GDP would imply.
In a recent interview, the PBOC’s governor, Zhou Xiaochuan, suggested that the SRF would concentrate more on “cooperation projects,” particularly direct equity investment, before hinting at the Fund’s “just right” financing features.
The ice began to crack on November 17, when Representative John Murtha, a hawkish Democratic congressman and marine veteran, suggested pulling troops out of Iraq in six months.
Microsoft founder Bill Gates has suggested that Internet access is not a high priority for the poorest countries.
He has reportedly even suggested that some cells may have been tampered with.
Many economists, including the authors, have suggested a variety of alternatives to patent-supported R&D and testing that avoid these problems.
Several days after the conclusion of the energy agreement, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin suggested at a news conference in Sochi that Ukraine’s national energy company, Naftogaz, should be merged with the state-owned Russian energy giant Gazprom.
Kubrick suggested that people – accompanied by a computer – would pilot spacecraft to explore planets like Jupiter and Saturn.
Military projections by the US have repeatedly suggested that Azerbaijan would lose such a battle, even with newly purchased equipment and Turkish military support.
To be fair, some of the most obvious data have indeed suggested fragmentation of the global economic order.
After the vote, Britain’s Home Secretary Amber Rudd suggested that firms hiring foreigners should be named and shamed.
That reaction partly reflected xenophobia, fanned by deliberate exaggeration: “Leave” campaigners, for example, mendaciously suggested that Turkey, with its large and rapidly expanding population, would soon enter the EU without Britain’s consent.
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