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The central bank's inaction is owed to a particular set of Japanese circumstances as the economy moves out of a decade of deflation.

And a look will know that this inaction lay people LiuLaoDan division of the same or and widely read many just all-around Dan division.

Mr. Ban said the cost of inaction would be "unacceptably high, " warning that over 100 million more people could slide into hunger.

But I'm here today to say that difficulty is no excuse for complacency. Unease is no excuse for inaction.

It is also easy to see how further inaction, half-steps, and wrong steps by leaders could make these and other grim turns much more likely.

So far, South Korea does not seem to have arrived at the point where inaction becomes unpalatable.

Although the life of the plain, vulgar, inaction always attack us, we still do not like the original awakening of life.

Paulson said the current financial crisis had many causes, including government inaction and mistaken actions, outdated U.

Angela Merkel, Germany's chancellor, told German television ZDF that she "regretted" GM's inaction and said a decision was needed urgently.

But this has to be weighed against the high cost of inaction in the face of a social and economic emergency.

As it said: "The inaction, non-claims that are also stagnate instead of moving to words and Mo have been out from the people. "

"The crisis was the result of human action and inaction, not of Mother Nature or computer models gone haywire, " the report states.

The investigating panel said the crisis was avoidable and resulted directly from human action and inaction.

Meditation is the total inaction which comes out of a mind that sees what is, without the entanglement of the past.

The reputation of inaction, gradually, the preaching to go out, the door to ask Dan guest more and more, qi, natural may not each promise.

Having known a little bit of Haowen, I can feel the "inaction" of the cultural atmosphere.

With the Fed also intimidated into inaction, it's hard to see any end to the ongoing economic disaster.

It was the result of regulatory inaction and infighting.

The general opinion currently is that the best answer to MRSA is an active control programmed, and inaction being unacceptable.

But using that history as an excuse for inaction or blanket bans of online gambling would be a mistake.

Its insistence that its main role in responding to the crisis would be to keep China's economy growing smacked of an excuse for inaction.

The long-term costs of ignorance, apathy, or inaction about code maintainability problems are very high.

Meanwhile, by his inaction, he sends a signal to these dictators that he will look the other way as they enslave their own people.

The core of the political philosophy and manners of behavior contended by Laotzu is "inaction" out of "inaction and all action" .

This is not the moment to arm him with excuses for inaction.

After months of inaction, Napoleon offered to sell the territory to the U. S. in 1803; he needed the money.

After all the years of denial, after all the years of inaction, we finally have a chance to do something major about climate change.

You may be wrong, of course, but a risk of error is no excuse for inaction.

In fact, as those figures from Swiss Re demonstrate, inaction on climate change will have an enormous cost of its own.

Questioner: I understand what you mean when you say that inaction is the highest form of action - which doesn't mean to do nothing.

Turnover costs may cause index providers to hesitate in making a change of this magnitude, inaction that distorts that index's accuracy.

President George Bush says the United States faces difficult economic times - a situation made worse by congressional inaction.

A recent trend has been for states and municipalities, frustrated with federal inaction, to attempt to take matters into their own hands.

U. S. President Barack Obama says inaction on climate change could leave future generations with an "irreversible catastrophe. "

Or perhaps that's just a rationalization for inaction.

Democratic Senator Charles Schumer of New York says inaction by President Bush has made a bad economy worse.

Worst of all, its action has highlighted the inaction of everyone else, especially in light of the mounting plight of the Palestinians.

The person who waits for the Lord has therefore not drifted into a stupor of inaction.

So inaction is the greatest threat, and that's why young people are breaking through airport fences and shutting down coal plants.

Part Four, the theoretical foundation of the accountability system for the inaction of the party and government cadres.

Furthermore, the dystopia was brought about as a result of human action or inaction, whether stemming from human evil or merely stupidity.

The police were accused of inaction in the fact of a possible attack.

Maxwell contends that if permitted to run rampant , fear can generate inaction, weakness and more fear, which can be destructive.

Drift and inaction have done more than anything to strengthen the rejectionists this past decade.

The test comes in whether he is willing to face it unflinching, or turn aside and by his inaction let that evil prosper.

Yes, his failures and inaction can only be commonplace, "fate" of the the doomed.

And yet we rarely choose action over inaction.

Of course, there is always the danger that a call for more research can be used as an excuse for political inaction in the meantime.

Europe's best-managed economies are no less concerned on the fall out from the U. S. inaction on a debt plan.

There is a need for urgency. The cost of inaction will be far greater than the cost of any action.

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In a sense, some international environmental rhetoric could be free riding on American inaction.

Inaction, save as a measure of recuperation between bursts of activity, is. painful and dangerous to the healthy organism.

Few decisions cannot be changed later if needed. Better to take action that wallow in inaction.

And for now, the global warming sceptics have found in the economic recession a powerful political pressure point for inaction.

When she complained about the school's inaction, she said a Department of Education officer told her that "bullying builds character" .

As a whole, I think a person should be held responsible for his inaction which directly causes harm to other people.

Yet he's done this not to excuse inaction, but to remind the country that he cannot do everything he wants to do. . . just yet.

Cancellation of the talks followed by military inaction would merely advertise what Nixon could not admit even to himself.

Just as iron rusts from disuse, even so does inaction spoil the intellect.

To achieve this goal, a judge should take the position of the "outsider of the insider" and follow the "dictator of inaction" strategy.

And this has fed an almost reflexive anti-Americanism, which too often has served as an excuse for collective inaction.

Ignorance leads to inaction or denial, either of which will invite virus where they do not need to go.

To recognize this fact, however, is not to counsel inaction, indecision, or despair.

Both had made their names in part by arguing that the West's inaction during the Rwandan genocide in the 1990s made it morally complicit.

Instead of climbing to the top of your life, you let yourself be buried ever deeper by inaction.

Imperfect action is better than perfect inaction. -Harry Truman?

Clearly, the anguish with which we are concerned here is not one that could lead to quietism or inaction.

Inaction. Procrastination. The hope-crushers and dream-killers of the business world.

Off Stumped voices similar concerns about government inaction and apathy. Cynical Indian emphasizes that people need to be more vigilant.

The scope of administrative inaction litigation has a bearing on the private partys rights which can be relieved from judicial procedure.

Most people are guilty of the evil of inaction, because your mother said, "Don't get involved, mind your own business. "

The result is a dangerous inaction where real problems and real decisions just get kicked down the road.

Endeavourers not face up to grief, inaction will appear empty.

On this issue, the consequences of inaction could be catastrophic.

Five months ago she had the notice that Jerry was missing inaction.

He conceded that Greece's history of inaction on fiscal problems was the source of "mistrust" .

Mostly they said it was inaction by the Haitian government and not enough coordination happening.

At the National Theatre, "Greenland" gives audiences a stern warning against inaction on global warming.

and Taoism had the responding pattern of quiet inaction and dialectical development.

A few scientists, though, refused to accept the evidence, and some politicians used their arguments to justify inaction.

When a risk has been overstated, inaction may be the best policy.

Much of the essence of Tao is in the art of wu wei, action through inaction.

He decries inaction on Capitol Hill over the president's job's bill.

That means no one can do more damage with a mistake or even with inaction.

Often, as well, inaction is not bad policy.

It's a bias of our culture that stillness is regarded as lazy, as being stuck in inaction, as a negative.

The risk of the Doha development agenda being put off indefinitely looms larger with each month of inaction.

A global accord on climate will prove elusive for some time to come. But that need not translate into international inaction.

Is it perhaps only because my heart is empty, tired of all action, that inaction seems to have an appeal?

At present most of scholars regard administrative inaction as illegal administrative inaction.

America has a good and a bad excuse for its inaction.

So even if the nations of the world do manage to take on climate change, we will still have to pay for earlier inaction.

it shall be refused if the patentee justifies his inaction by legitimate reasons.

good patience, restraint: the face of difficulties calm and to wait, rest, can wait to inaction.

"[The] baby box should go, but right now there is only inaction and lack of concern. "

Central bankers don't consider the risk of moral hazard a reason for inaction in the face of recession.

Paralysis In Taking Needed Actions: In some cases, fear can overwhelm and even paralyze you to inaction.

The interesting thing here is not the gathering onlookers and inaction.

He soon grew impatient of the inaction of the little kingdom.

Passivity is an impediment to growth for inaction scorns progress.

Now we can put a price on the cost of inaction and compare the benefits and costs of investing in natural resource management.

Introspection as an excuse for inaction is becoming less and less valid.

The problem of procrastination is defined by the inaction on intention and the accompanying anguish we feel as guilt and shame.

Bellicose rhetoric most often serves as an excuse for inaction.

Inaction breeds doubt and fear. Action breeds confidence and encourage. Dale Carnegie.

But when it comes to inaction, people forget the barriers that kept them from taking the action -- they only remember that they didn't try.

With irregular intervals of action and inaction; intermittently.

Zeroth law: A robot may not injure humanity, or, through inaction, allow humanity to come to harm.

The idea that you're too small or too powerless to create change is the biggest reason for inaction.

Some of the words, alias inaction son, Xinghua Xianyou (now Fujian) people.

Avoid analysis paralysis. Chaotic action is preferable to orderly inaction.

The political scientist also gave his students an all-purpose excuse for inaction and resignation.

The uncertainty surrounding climate change argues for action, not inaction. America should lead the way.

This inaction is not merely tactical; the race issue simply isn't what drives Obama.

Army inaction on the night was because someone forgot to turn on the radar, or because it only worked pointing east at India.

Procrastinating. Action now always beats inaction.

Now on the Pope's in between, familiar disciple, as long as it is someone wants to find Dant LianDan, usually to the inaction.

In this space also lies our anguish of self defeat, of inaction, indecision, of not getting on with life itself.

Therefore all action on the part of the observer ceases totally, and in this total inaction there is a quite different action.

Law I: A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm.

In addition, a modern citizen should treat properly the thinking of "inaction and admonition" contained in traditional filial piety.

When the "Tao" is as the reality, it is the unification of "nothing" and "ens" , of "nature" and "inaction" .

Private-sector caution reflects this official inaction.

The cost of inaction on the Doha Agenda is rising, the World Bank study cautions.

Besides bureaucratic incompetence and inertia, there are three main reasons for this inaction.

operating strategy of inaction, the full participation of non- leaver .

But the possibility of mistakes tomorrow is a poor justification for inaction today.

I never worry about action, but only about inaction.

The most obvious cost of inaction is the leaching away of trust.

Passive tolerance to evil through inaction or indifference.

The result is inaction and fear, conditions that make the stock market ripe for a crash.

Yet there have also been recent reminders of the dangers of inaction.

People often understood as a kind of Taoist inaction negative escape, the idea of doing nothing.

Since then, high-end, the text, King of the World, the Han Dynasty in the implementation of political rule are Huanglao inaction.

"THE one approach I will not accept, " said Barack Obama in June of Congress's faltering efforts to fight global warming, "is inaction. "

Despite the uncertainty of action, the price for inaction is higher.

At the same time, today, the actions, and inaction, of human beings imperil not only life on the planet, but the very life of the planet.

The opposition speaker made a lively speech, lacing into the government for its recent inaction.

This is a major challenge, but sustained long-term action can achieve it at costs that are low in comparison to the risks of inaction.

That runway is needed now, yet planning and government inaction will probably delay its construction to 2020.

Even our inaction is a form of action.

Inaction in the absorption I thought Han Fei, the emphasis is on jun Road inaction, while the Robinson Road, that should be promising.

But their inaction already looks wise. And their realism can't hurt, either.

It's better to strike now than to pay later for our inaction.

I would let myself sink into inaction and eventually depression.

Even indecision and inaction are really decision and action.

Robot may injure a human being or through inaction allow a human to come to harm.

For Mr Rove and his ilk, then, China looks like a better excuse for inaction than ever.

Shall we gather strength by irresolution and inaction ?

When the "Tao" is as the rule of the world, it is the unification of "nature" and "inaction" .

But with oil prices rising and the dollar falling, the dangers of inaction are greater.

Anhui Arima Cable Co. , Ltd. , located in Wanjiang Pearl - Anhui inaction hi-tech industrial park.

"Inaction" is the desire of the rulers should be less and less, as, for the people Left to itself, so that rule can secure.

Even the possibility of inaction is a lost opportunity.

Path two: you become guilty of the evil of passive inaction.

Our trouble is not ignorance, but inaction.

Frank hustle, spontaneousness. Check in inaction, but while washing.

Action born of thought is inaction, which breeds disorder.

Moreover, based on inaction band theory, it summarizes the measures for anti-currency substitution.

To date, both sides have used each other as an excuse for inaction.

Zoellick said inaction poses as great a risk as taking the wrong actions.

Another risk of inaction could be regional war.

Not later at another conference, in another decade, after we have lost 10 years to delay and inaction.

If they admit this publicly, they risk creating a climate of despair and inaction.

There's no point being obtuse in your definition; uncertainly leads to inaction.

By contrast, the biggest risk in the emerging world is inaction.

The costs of inaction clearly outweigh the costs of action.

but , sir , he has fled ; let him escape - inaction is a pardonable offence .

But we shouldn't use that as an excuse for cynicism and inaction.

But retreating into inaction was never an option.

In fall 2008, officials issued dire warnings that inaction could lead to another Great Depression.

A spirited quality inaction or style; verve.

The costs of inaction are billed as prohibitive.

In times of extraordinary change such as ours, when the costs of inaction outweigh the risks of action, doing nothing is not an option.

Inaction speaks louder than words.

There are serious consequences to Japanese inaction.

Indictment 1: Inaction of Chinese Government.

They are wrong when they present that as a reason for inaction.

Inaction contributed to the loss of confidence in important asset prices.

"Here I am, I called doing nothing in nature is the inaction. " a layperson Qi, smiling replied.

On the Way's Function by "Water, Soft, Plain and Inaction"

We are now acting because the risks of inaction would be far greater.

And there's no excuse for inaction.

With Mr Kim only too eager to show where inaction can lead, what is stopping them?

Science of early Han Taoism emphasized by inaction, but also in recognition of Robinson Road and further inaction.

But Secretary Rice said that is no excuse for inaction.

These are results of government's inaction and corruptions.

Start is often interchangeable with begin and commence but can also imply setting out from a specific point, frequently following inaction:

Since inaction can lead to fear, you become less confident as a result, and it can spiral down again.

The cause of our legislative inaction mainly centralize in two aspects, one is the impracticable constitution supervision mechanisms;

That the surface reflects the so-called "Great Music sound, big profit if the red" Inaction;

Change the operation way of the administration inaction inside the court, Ensure judges independence;

Taoism; ecological viewpoint; nihility; privacy inaction; integration with Dao; naturally survival condition;

The courts' review of agency action (or inaction) furnishes an important set of controls on administrative behavior ;

Feel good about life, in fact, carefree also is a kind of very good living condition, but the fact is: the side, the side of inaction sigh;

The Inspiration of An Inaction Case in Animal Quarantine Administration

Influence of professional titles and income of teachers on happiness sense and their inaction analysis

NO ONE can accuse Howard Schultz of inaction since he returned as chief executive of Starbucks,

from the accountability had to hold inaction;

Analysis of electric fault of inaction of hoist of radial gate in a dam

On the Scope of Administrative Inaction Litigation

part 2 analyzes Lao Tzu's education theory and foundation stone "road" , "nature" and "inaction" ;

Study on the Basic Theory of Legislative Inaction

Quiet is not representative of inaction

Lao Zi's View on "Inaction" and Rung's Psychology on Dream Interpretation

New Developments in the Government and Social Relations from the Perspective of Administrative Inaction

Russia cannot afford climate inaction

Always face a miserable scene to frighten into inaction;

Analysis of Cause for Leading Cadres'Inaction

inaction more and more. Is I perhaps to you request of too too many,