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Ok, but if it is not for you to intervene in that way, how will that be any different should 'false shows' appear in the skies?

To prevent further drops in government bond prices, the bank should announce that it is ready to intervene in the market.

He said that the "U. S. empire soon come to a dead end, it's new rulers, " can no longer intervene in other countries.

The court did not comment on its order today, rejecting the call by Leo Donofrio to intervene in the presidential election.

This lively book explores one of the most pressing economic questions of our time: To what extent should government intervene in markets?

If China tried to intervene in the trial or sentencing of a Chinese citizen accused of a serious crime in the UK, we would not like it.

Therefore, the presence in the market is finite, and by the Executive power to intervene in the market would not be a good ending.

His first observation was that bystanders frequently intervene in incipient fights.

The president and Congress seem to believe that they can surgically intervene in the economy but overlook the unintended consequences.

The chairman felt that it was his place to intervene in the disagreement between two of his committee members.

The court also said Ms. Li abused her position as a state media worker to intervene in the case last fall. Ms.

At present, screen printing just intervene in the industry, and its momentum is like waiting for the critical and set it up.

We would remind you that unlike your previous cycle, in your present one we have had the authority to intervene in no uncertain manner.

No unit or individual may illegally intervene in or influence the course and result of the bid evaluation.

Competition experts said on Wednesday that the rulings highlighted Mofcom's desire to intervene in such "foreign-to-foreign" deals.

As a result, disputes often arise as to whether an interested person or group should be allowed to intervene in an agency adjudication.

To the feudal society, national powers intervene in the proceedings, and the victim's right to seek gradually by the state power to control.

But if you are a real outstanding people, not to mention creating gossips, the rumors will disturb and intervene in your daily life.

They (referring to Western monster that Western them), I now return you to intervene in the east into the ground.

It was because defence chiefs on both sides of the Atlantic foresaw this that they were reluctant to intervene in the first place.

In the transition period a new Administration must be careful not to intervene in the day-to-day operations of foreign policy.

Here's something that has happened several times: a programmer asks me to intervene in some debate he is having with a program manager.

In the case of Libya there was never any equivalent enthusiasm to intervene in the fighting between Muammar Qaddafi and the rebels.

The researchers conclude that both objective and subjective factors intervene in determining our appreciation of an artwork.

In recent years, some internal audit organizations start to intervene in Risk Management, and take it as an important audit area.

The Democratic West is now going to intervene in a government they have supported for a long time.

When I was in government, I use to tell my associates that our job is foreign policy and not to intervene in every domestic instruction.

Though Turks still respect their army, most do not feel it should intervene in politics.

And the Bank of England will aggressively intervene in the three-month sterling money market.

I am powerless to intervene in the matter.

Now, investors are waiting to see if the government will directly intervene in the currency markets again.

Javis professor warned that this indicates a risk: the British government that they can and want to intervene in the media.

Hiring managers say they've also seen moms and dads accompany their offspring to job interviews and try to intervene in salary negotiations.

My dear, I know men have their own space, I will not intervene in matters within the power of your free space.

Sometimes events intervene in a way that requires us to rework he term of a relationship.

Any Contracting Party which is not a Party to the dispute may intervene in the proceedings with the consent of the arbitral tribunal.

Another tactic would be to directly intervene in currency markets by selling yen and buying dollars.

Europe's leaders have an unwritten rule not to intervene in one another's domestic politics.

Our free enterprise system rests on the conviction that the Federal government should intervene in the marketplace only when necessary.

The function of government is transferring whose economic function is strengthened and starts to deeply intervene in social life.

Do we believe that God can or will actually intervene in an individual's physical recovery?

Don't get me wrong, China continues to intervene in markets to hold down the value of the yuan.

Police plan to intervene in the Canadian police investigation, through the Embassy to provide assistance.

Cambodia has asked the United Nations to intervene in a border dispute with Thailand.

As finance minister Noda, this time on television frequently warned to intervene in currency markets, its capable image for him.

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas says he has asked the United States to intervene in the settlements dispute.

It is much harder to intervene in Syria than in Libya. Members of its opposition are unwisely calling for Western intervention immediately.

Article 3 The lawful practice of notaries shall be protected by law, and no entity or individual shall not intervene in it.

The risk here would be political: the Fed would be taking upon itself to intervene in the markets.

Different style venture capital enterprises offer service and intervene in different levels to invested company.

He says Tokyo may soon intervene in the markets, to help correct the yen's course.

It isn't unusual for Asian central banks to intervene in foreign-exchange markets when volatility in their currencies rises.

The Fed may have to intervene in markets more to prevent new bubbles. Any tightening of monetary policy is sure to prove unpopular.

The simple fact is that the world does not like its leading military power to be overly eager to intervene in foreign lands.

Will it be syria, or any one of another dozen nations wanting the US to intervene in their internal struggles?

Market participants took that as a signal that officials could intervene in the markets to prevent the yen from making further gains.

The second option would be to intervene in the currency markets by selling dollars and buying rupees.

In general, governments ought to liberalise markets, not intervene in them further.

Not surprisingly, the outside world is unwilling to intervene in another distant, mountainous trouble-spot.

I don't intervene in these interviews, I just let the artists do all the talking.

What role does screening the rushes have for you ? Do you intervene in the choice of more than one take of a scene ?

Similarly, the USA may want to intervene in Central America to make sure the United Fruit Company maintains its favoured position.

They also show that Beijing will not hesitate to intervene in largely extra-territorial deals.

Red Shirt leaders earlier urged Thailand's revered but ailing monarch King Bhumibol Adulyadej to intervene in the crisis.

ECB officials make clear they are buying bonds reluctantly until the rescue fund is granted power to intervene in bond markets.

At best, this may lead to choppy trading in 2011 as countries try to talk down their currencies, or even to intervene in the markets.

The decision by the Japanese government to intervene in the currency market to reverse the yen's strength.

Physicians aware of the symptoms and signs can better assess, identify, prevent, and intervene in these situations.

Former presidents don't usually intervene in state primaries with eight months to go.

Intervene in the purchase negotiation with the supplier when the purchase price is significantly increasing.

They learn to look to Him to provide for them, defend them, and to intervene in the world in real and powerful ways.

S. military will not intervene in the Libyan involvement in the situation in large-scale multi-national joint action.

It should encourage China and others to intervene in euros as well as in dollars.

Central banks in many countries intervene in currency markets to manage exchange rates.

But democracy campaigners worry that the army may feel forced to intervene in running the country.

For the most part he gives short shrift to geoengineering methods to intervene in the climate directly.

central banks still intervene in the market by buying or selling large amounts of foreign currencies to prevent wide ranging fluctuations.

This chapter also analyzes the possibility of the non-profit organizations intervene in the field of the urban antipoverty .

The engineering approach does not intervene in any processes.

It was immediately sealed to allow federal prosecutors time to decide if they wanted to intervene in the case.

Bankruptcy would allow the courts to intervene in difficult talks with unions and creditors.

But Army commanders have repeatedly denied they intend to intervene in the current stalemate.

USA should not intervene in the internal affairs of other countries.

"A mandated authority" from us, the earth population will be needed and required to intervene in respect to the free will.

His hysterical hurling was so turbulent that the solicitor hesitated to intervene in but receded to the staircase an preyed.

It is necessary for you to intervene in the debate.

Britain was given leave to intervene in the proceedings as a third party.

The superpower country likes to intervene in the internal affairs of other countries.

Mr Mpofu retorted that he could not possibly intervene in Zimbabwe's justice process, which his party also happens to control.

The first system advantage is the willingness and capacity of government to plan and to intervene in economic matters.

He will intervene in public debates and write more books, all in his quest to keep Singapore on the straight and narrow.

In addition, remoting makes it possible to intervene in almost any stage of the communication process, for any reason.

Now suppose central banks did, instead, refuse to intervene in the afflicted markets.

They could intervene in foreign exchange markets but quite frankly I don't think that's the signal we're getting at the moment.

Patronize female sex workers and gay customers to intervene in the work of volunteers, will be the recruitment of 10.

Why don't we intervene in Sri Lanka, China, Zimbabwe, Congo, Syria, Yemen, Bahrain. . .

When Nato moved to intervene in Libya, Mr Putin in the prime minister's office was openly hostile to the idea.

The President was asked to intervene in the coal strike.

With the promulgation and enactment of the Family Education Law, the government has legal ground to actively intervene in family education.

That contradiction has been highlighted by David Cameron's decision to intervene in Libya.

Islamist insurgents in Somalia have said that they will fight against any foreign troops that intervene in the country's conflict.

If you are forced to intervene in anything, act in a manner of authority.

The reading we will do together invites careful scrutiny of the world we live in and indeed an invitation to intervene in it.

Some participants made no move to intervene in the apparent emergency.

The fifth part is the researches of government intervene in the process of urbanization abroad.

Last week, the Mexican peso touched an all-time low versus the dollar, prompting the government to intervene in the foreign-exchange market.

There's nothing radical about the idea that governments should intervene in the food business.

Why does the West have to intervene in everything?

People have been protesting for three days to persuade the government to intervene in the conflict.

It does not intervene in this process, or this one.

What would happen if the government would actively intervene in grain production and meat industry in Argentina?

Eg: We shouldn't intervene in disputes between the husband and wife.

Biti appealed to African governments to intervene in what he called the constitutional and legal crisis in Zimbabwe.

The Fed may have to intervene in markets more to prevent new bubbles.

Japan started to intervene in the stock market in 1991 after prices halved after the "bubble economy" burst.

For instance, when and howdid a designing intelligence intervene in life's history?

Mr. Kan's exchange-rate remarks fueled speculation that Japan may intervene in currency markets for the first time since 2004.

Like a hermit in mountain, the Qi in body doesn't come out without invitation and it doesn't intervene in the worldly affairs.

'Speculation is growing that the government will be more likely to intervene in the market' if the yen rises sharply.

China wont and isn't interesting in intervene in Africa domestic politicals.

The results of physical examination must guide checkees to find and intervene in risk factors.

BACHUS: "We need, I think number one, to realize there are limits on what government can do to intervene in this market process. "

As in Bosnia, the job will come with considerable powers to intervene in the running of Kosovo.

reluctant to intervene in other people.

The national bank vowed to intervene in the currency markets in order to prevent the Swiss franc from appreciating further against the euro.

It is not appropriate for the Government to intervene in the taxi license premium.

Don't intervene in the affairs of another country.

In the past 20 years, the theories of modernism and post modernism intervene in Chinese Aesthetics all-sidedly.

The Age newspaper called on the government to intervene in the dispute.

Whenever governments intervene in the market, in short, readers rush to buy Rand's book.

Who gave you the right to intervene in our internal affairs?

But the argument that Japan needs to intervene in the currency markets because the yen is too strong doesn't hold water.

To maintain the exchange rate stability, the central bank would have to use base money to intervene in the foreign exchange.

It may get lowered if we intervene in ways that encourage people to stay more faithful to partners, and so on.

This is your solution of last resort. You say all belts are off, we are just going to intervene in this system with reckless abandon.

You didn't do something you thought you should, such as intervene in a family dispute or put money away so your kid can go to college.

Kennedy's attempt to intervene in the affairs of Cuba met with a rebuff at the bay of pigs

Clearly the Chinese would be required to pay into the fund as they continue to intervene in the wrong direction, against equilibrium;

The prime mInister decided that it was necessary for him to Intervene In the debate on the future of Concorde

'The government is now under tremendous pressure to intervene in the Hong Kong residential market, ' Mr. Yeung says.

Not intervene in the subjective report does not exist, but a man's will do what

But for the new "Regulations" no responsibilities entrusted affairs to intervene in the management of Housing Units is ultra vires ;

On the Historical and Cognitive Misplacing of the Opinion that Government Should Intervene in Economy

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One is the government excessively intervene in resource allocation, especially in the use of the loan and project in financial system;

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