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What creditors do not yet know, however, is whether the United Arab Emirates is capable of a co-ordinated response to Dubai's debt woes.

The wrens' songs are often so closely co-ordinated that human listeners mistake the call for that of a single bird.

But since the early 1990s, a steady flow of unco-ordinated sales from central banks contributed to a relentless drop in gold prices.

The violence unleashed by the traffickers looked like a co-ordinated attempt to intimidate Mr Cabral into abandoning his plans.

Keeping an eye out for novel diseases is sensible even when such diseases are natural. Monitoring needs to be redoubled and co-ordinated.

Meanwhile, public-sector unions promised to bring hundreds of thousands of workers out on strike in co-ordinated protests against cuts.

He was an early, vocal and consistent advocate of co-ordinated global fiscal stimulus, advice that in hindsight seems remarkably prescient.

Chile's response seems to have been swifter, better co-ordinated and more decisive.

They say the co-ordinated release of the four declarations is just the beginning of a movement that is set to spread across the country.

Richard Phillips was eventually rescued in an operation co-ordinated by the American navy, in which snipers killed his assailants.

It is also an attempt to create a more co-ordinated approach to government policy as it relates to the financial services industry.

There was no panic, medical help was swift and the work of the emergency services was better co-ordinated than in the past.

The IMF proposed a scheme for co-ordinated global taxes on banks' balance-sheets and profits to help pay for the cost of bail-outs.

It would be unfair not to recognise that the European Union's response to the Greek crisis has been vigorous and fairly well-co-ordinated.

The project , if it takes off the ground, will be co-ordinated by the university s history department .

Lucio Castro of CIPPEC, a think-tank, says this sort of co-ordinated farming lobby is "a complete novelty in Argentina" .

Then, co-ordinated government action on a grand scale stopped the global financial crisis from turning into a depression.

Instead of all the futile bleating, what was needed was a co-ordinated appreciation of the the currencies of the emerging economies.

But there was no co-ordinated action plan for tackling the current credit crisis.

Team A is so well co-ordinated that the other team has no chance.

But how this would be co-ordinated with any plans by South Korea and America to intervene has not been worked out.

Over the last three decades there have been five bouts of co-ordinated intervention in the major currencies.

Co-ordinated wage-setting to compress wages is possible because of strong unions as well as commitment from employers and the state.

What is the point of enjoying freedom from fear or want, after all, if you cannot enjoy freedom from poorly co-ordinated colour schemes?

They intended to cause carnage through a series of co-ordinated explosions and bring terror into the lives of people around the globe.

Nobody knows what to expect from a co-ordinated global downturn at a time of historically high migration.

Among the year's other deadliest terror attacks were co-ordinated bombings at two crowded bars in Kampala, the Ugandan capital.

Some of the riots have been co-ordinated by criminal gangs, the police believe.

Internationally co-ordinated training and instruction material designed to meet the practical requirements of the industry.

Talk of a co-ordinated recapitalisation of European banks sparked a rally in markets around the world on October 4th.

There is also a strong desire to create more effective, co-ordinated systems of oversight.

But economic and labour-market policy would be co-ordinated, and foreign and defence policy would be ceded to the federation.

Some of China's apparently inept diplomacy may be a result of poorly co-ordinated foreign policy.

The activities of the various authorities shall be duly co-ordinated so as to avoid overlapping or uncertainty of jurisdiction.

our opening ceremony is a joke, unorganized, highly unco-ordinated and certainly not cultural or spectacular at all.

and a co-ordinated effort to address the institutional weaknesses of Europe's economic and monetary union.

But even the experts were taken by surprise at the audacity of a co-ordinated attack by gunmen on Mumbai.

Mr Jen reckons that the probability of co-ordinated intervention has increased as the dollar's depreciation has gained speed.

These services are co-ordinated by the Corporate Development Division within the Corporate Services Department.

Third, monetary policy must somehow compensate for a fiscal response that has been too timid, too structural and too unco-ordinated.

Individual national measures, meanwhile, will not capture the benefits of co-ordinated international action.

FEMA came under withering criticism for its slow and poorly co-ordinated response to Katrina, particularly to the flooding of New Orleans.

Co-ordinated explosions on Britain's gas-distribution network were a "beautiful plan" , but difficult.

"It wouldn't because this is co-ordinated with other strategic commodities like gold, metals, food and basic materials, " he said.

He maintains that decisive co-ordinated action by leading financial powers could potentially lessen the depth and severity of the crisis.

In a co-ordinated move, the leaders of the UK, France and Germany also urged Mr Assad to go.

Central banks across the region responded with what amounted to co-ordinated monetary easing.

Fears that unco-ordinated financial regulation could undermine the fragile economic recovery sparked a crisis of confidence among investors.

He has also warned that new regulation of finance must be co-ordinated internationally, lest it harm the City's competitiveness.

Now you need to get co-ordinated. Each time you kiss her neck, remove another item of her clothes.

dysfunctional markets, but there has been no large-scale co-ordinated intervention since the defence of the euro in 2000.

A co-ordinated government programme is needed to give targeted antenatal support to young mothers and vulnerable fathers, the report added.

There was co-ordinated intervention to weaken the yen after March's earthquake but that was spurred more by Japanese than American concern.

South Korea is experiencing a third wave of suspected cyber-attacks - co-ordinated attempts to paralyse a number of major websites.

In essence, the multinational company of the past was a series of national businesses co-ordinated by a single global headquarters.

The "Plaza Accord" laid out a package of co-ordinated policies.

Yet he went away with nothing: no co-ordinated fiscal stimulus; no meaningful commitments of new military support in Afghanistan.

But there had been no talks on a co-ordinated approach to currency movements.

Four east European central banks issued a co-ordinated statement suggesting that they may intervene to support their currencies.

Under Egypt's peace treaty with Israel, military activity in the Sinai must be co-ordinated and approved.

The AMS also participated in the Youth Pre-employment Training Programme co-ordinated by the Education and Manpower Bureau.

Because of the co-ordinated action the G20 took then, the global economy began to grow again. Emerging economies rebounded.

Financial institutions should take more business communication and dialogue and do more co-ordinated sufficiently.

The Symphony of Lights is a stunning multimedia show, featuring more than 40 skyscrapers in a co-ordinated light and sound display.

Now China must make a policy U-turn, to boost its internal demand and support a co-ordinated expansion throughout east Asia.

IFLA collaborates with other organisations to provide co-ordinated responses and share information.

Group HR, through the HR networks, will create material for co-ordinated strategic presentations.

These tiny groups have co-ordinated street protests by up to 1m people.

In similarly co-ordinated action in September, Europe's central banks announced plans to offer banks three-month dollar liquidity.

The global economy would benefit from a pre-announced, temporary, globally co-ordinated bout of moderate inflation.

Central bank discussions of such co-ordinated action could probably not remain entirely secret.

Those culminated in a co-ordinated central bank scheme to provide dollar liquidity.

Exchange rates between key currencies could float in unmanaged fashion most of the time but with occasional co-ordinated intervention.

First, the world's big economic problems can only be solved by co-ordinated action.

Economic and financial policies must be co-ordinated more closely.

G20 leaders have agreed on an unprecedented programme of co-ordinated policy actions to support growth.

Within days all governments would step in to curtail consumption in a co- ordinated effort.

The immediate trigger was a spate of co-ordinated cyber-raids on Gmail accounts.

Instead of putting up barriers to trade, a better response would be a co-ordinated effort to increase supply.

Moreover, co-ordinated intervention with Japan would encourage and legitimise Japan's action to depress the yen.

But these bonds should only be launched with co-ordinated fiscal policies ensuring common minimum standards.

Developing a flexible framework for co-ordinated macroeconomic policy will be a central challenge for the G20.

Police smashed a suspected multimillion-pound prostitution ring today in a series of co-ordinated raids.

Co-ordinated action on this scale might suggest a consensus about the effects of fiscal stimulus.

Fourth, China, Japan and South Korea should undertake a co-ordinated macroeconomic expansion.

On the ground, correspondents say there is little immediate sign of a co-ordinated relief effort.

Wednesday's co-ordinated terrorist attacks on India's financial capital have resonated far beyond Mumbai.

At a summit on February 11th, the EU's national leaders pledged to take "determined and co-ordinated action" to preserve the euro.

That need not mean wholesale bail-outs but it does mean a programme of concerted, co-ordinated action.

It even governs the behaviour of people who don't watch much television, since they need to be co-ordinated with everyone else.

The euro zone's chieftains promised "determined and co-ordinated action" should the euro come under threat.

"All air strikes were co-ordinated with our partners, " said a senior French defence ministry official.

Co-ordinated growth strategies merged national with mutual interests.

The central bank helicopters are planning a co-ordinated drop of liquidity on troubled market waters.

Internationally co-ordinated policy must ensure these investments are sound and sustainable, which they currently are not.

Then the author quantitatively analysed the impact of transition costs and pension level on the funding level of co-ordinated fund.

That would require co-ordinated action by surplus and deficit countries.

co-ordinated ways of cleaning up after the failure of big banks without having to splinter them like jigsaw puzzles.

We represent the gold standard in the UK, but there is no co-ordinated campaign to promote them.

In most countries, stimulus packages were late, badly co-ordinated and too structural.

As far back as 2006, he warned that the economy was "unstable, unbalanced, unco-ordinated and unsustainable" .

Their great sensitivity to air pressure enables them to swarm the skies in precisely co-ordinated flight.

Citigroup's new site is worth examining too: it is a beacon of co-ordination in the notably unco-ordinated US banking sector.

Away in Munich, Jose was forced to sit high in the stands whilst his coaching team co-ordinated affairs.

Mrs Des Forges could not even persuade the Pentagon to jam the radio broadcasts that co-ordinated the slaughter.

co-ordinated development, planning the 1. about of an integrated response.

If regulations are not co-ordinated globally, then traders will simply migrate to the markets where there are no regulations.

Last week's series of comparative statements were obviously co-ordinated.

Ensure that drawings are co-ordinated so that appropriate scope is defined between consultants of different expertise.

Echoing the spirit of 2008, policymakers could adopt a co-ordinated strategy to boost growth. Two priorities stand out.

The activity, under the co-ordinated management by Mario Occhiuto, focuses on architectural and urban planning, besides land use planning.

But this only makes the need for co-ordinated global policy action even stronger.

Co-ordinated countermeasures by the G7 would probably put a floor under the dollar.

In any co-ordinated global effort, all countries must make their contribution.

The impact of action here will be magnified if co-ordinated internationally.

This work will be co-ordinated by the Maintenance supervisor.

Such co-ordinated tax changes could set also an important global example.

But her critics say she should have better co-ordinated the response.

Any co-ordinated expansion should include the following actions.

But rebalancing is by definition a co-ordinated activity.

Echoing the spirit of 2008, policymakers could adopt a co-ordinated strategy to boost growth.

Will regulations be co-ordinated globally?

But it is also a co-ordinated distribution engine for American programming.

The threat to globalisation will grow unless and until there is a co-ordinated global recovery.

Developed countries, in private and in public, are putting the Chinese delegation under intense and co-ordinated pressure.

After the co-ordinated rate cut in October, the Chinese cut interest rates in a show of solidarity.

It could even be a co-ordinated act of yen selling.

We need co-ordinated steps on policy, backed by resources.

The Americans want to emphasise co-ordinated Keynesian spending to jolt the world economy back into life.

Clever opponents can work this to their advantage and bombard the government with carefully co-ordinated attacks.

Then you can grab another group of units and put them on the same way points and do what we call a co-ordinated attack.

Unco-ordinated financial rules are self-defeating because of regulatory arbitrage.

What is needed is determined and globally co-ordinated action.

Co-ordinated central-bank intervention has worked in the past.

Through co-ordinated planning, research and action, they can accomplish what individuals working alone could not.

A co-ordinated fiscal stimulus?

The rescue effort was ill co-ordinated.

Outside help is also now better co-ordinated.

Another complication is that since central banks staged their last co-ordinated currency attack in September 2000 the world has changed.

"We will want to do it in some co-ordinated way. "

In Rome we should agree on co-ordinated action.

The interfaces between service management processes and the manner in which the activities are to be co-ordinated;

Co-ordination of the work of the Co-ordinated Maintenance of Buildings Scheme and Building Management Co-ordination Committees

strong co-ordinated management capabilities and customer development capabilities;

Optimization of Co-ordinated Container Loading and Transportation in the Multimodal Transportation System

Learning the Scientific Development Concept to Realize Comprehensive, Co-ordinated and Sustainable Development of Higher Education

Co-ordinated Mediterranean Pollution Monitoring and Research Programme

Aco - ordinated Approach Towards Hygiene is an Essential Element of Food Safety

Torque co-ordinated control of four-wheel independent drive electric vehicles in cornering

Even absent a co-ordinated global effort, Asian monetary policy will necessarily switch to easing;

ICN; internationally co-ordinated national stocks (ICNs);

Provides assistance and support as needed to ensure projects are co-ordinated

The G20 was expected to pledge to support world growth, without promising any co-ordinated fiscal stimulus;

First, following the crisis, countries know the potential cost of unco-ordinated economic policy;

The Co-ordinated Control of a Hexapod Robot Based on PIC Chip Microcomputer

Co-ordinated Maintenance of Buildings Scheme

Chicago is to become the first large city in America to merge police and fire services in a co-ordinated "public safety" headquarters,

EU summons all Iranian ambassadors in co-ordinated protest

the new co-ordinated rural-urban development policy;

Research on Many Units Co-ordinated Drive Control System

Evaluation of co-ordinated data for kaplan turbine

Regional industrial policies and co-ordinated regional development in China's rural area

In China, these projects will be co-ordinated through three thematic programmes