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Some Chinese economists worry out loud that China's massive stimulus-spending might have bought the country only a temporary reprieve.

In doing so it will have to face up to long-neglected problems, if this is to lead to a true recovery, not just a brief reprieve.

The court said he had been given a two-year reprieve in recognition of his help with other cases.

Sabat is not out of trouble; he did not receive a reprieve, merely a temporary stay of execution.

Since then, presidents have been more likely to eat the turkey rather than give it a reprieve.

There was a respite at any rate, which made the timid little Amelia almost as happy as a full reprieve would have done.

Then a last-minute reprieve came in the jagged shape of a lightening flash across the sky.

Four people including Qian himself were sentenced to 18 months in jail, with a two-year reprieve, said the comment.

It was a very brief reprieve. We raided the Agency a few days ago.

In the end, doctors got a six-month reprieve; efforts are now under way in the Senate to extend that reprieve for a further two years.

I firmly believe that tomorrow holds the possibility for new technologies, astounding discoveries, and a reprieve from my obligations.

Britons shivering through one of the coldest winters to hit the United Kingdom in decades got no reprieve from Mother Nature on Sunday.

It was the burgeoning environmental movements of the 1960s and 1970s that led to the shaky reprieve that still, tentatively, holds sway.

The reprieve came with less than two hours to go: the United States Supreme Court had granted a stay.

AFTER years of exorbitant telephone prices, Mexico's beleaguered consumers are finally getting a reprieve.

A third man, Gao Junjie, received the death penalty with a two-year reprieve, meaning he could be spared execution.

The postponement of this week's congressional hearings into the recall is but a snowy reprieve .

Less than two weeks before the expected end of analog broadcasting, television owners received a reprieve on Wednesday.

Death sentence with a reprieve system is commuted two years system, is a unique system of punishment.

Another point worth noting: The new reprieve doesn't seem to apply to vendors of low-cost PCs or netbooks.

These considerations, of themselves very powerful, induced the spectators to apprehend the possibility of a reprieve to him.

Mr Tusk won a reprieve, with a promise that the outs could join in a special "euro plus" group.

And those given a death sentence with a two-year reprieve must serve at least 20 years, instead of the current 12, according to the draft.

A reduction in or reprieve from a tax, debt or any other payment obligation.

However, at the last minute, Mr Karmazin rustled up another deal, which grants his heavily indebted firm a reprieve.

The government gave RIM a 60-day reprieve but warned that it would have to set up a server within India during this period.

Mr Shaikh's family, who are supported by human rights charity Reprieve, argue the government has the power to call for an inquest.

two members of chen ' s drug ring were also sentenced to death with a two - year reprieve , while two others received life sentences.

The country's high-level economic development will give Hu a temporary reprieve, but for a political party money cannot solve all problems.

Nine men have already been sentenced to death, three others to death with a two-year reprieve, and one to life imprisonment.

Those terms, particularly lifting the siege of opposition-held territories, would give the rebels a reprieve, if not a military advantage.

That means my reprieve is almost up, and I have to start worrying about that freeway business again. . .

The president counts as perhaps his biggest victory the reprieve from debt-ceiling blackmail for two more years.

Generally, officials who are involved in food safety crimes should not be given a reprieve or be exempt from criminal punishment.

A preliminary psychological report prepared by Reprieve concluded that he suffered from "delusional psychosis" .

But this year, some form of reprieve got underway, marking a seeming turning point.

Britain gained this reprieve because it has some things going for it as a sovereign borrower.

The FSA may enjoy its reprieve only until the next election.

The justice minister, Clemente Mastella, had suggested that the national team's victory might earn the clubs a reprieve.

Parents hoping for a reprieve from child care bemoan the unexpected holidays.

Must control the application of the death penalty with reprieve from the procedure and substantiality.

A man named Wei Lei has been finally sentenced to death with a 2-year reprieve for killing a super model at Lijiang in Yunnan.

The grim reality is that we have probably experienced only a temporary reprieve from the devastation of plagues and infectious diseases.

The only thing that gives you a momentary reprieve from your misery is more shopping.

It may prove a short reprieve, however, with France and Germany determined to push the bill through.

For the past week, the Liberals' leadership machinations have granted Stephen Harper a reprieve from the political crisis that he created.

But if more bad figures emerge a reprieve on new taxes may prove to be wise.

America has granted undocumented Haitian immigrants an 18-month reprieve and France has temporarily stopped deporting them.

It means an immediate reprieve for Ferdinand who will partner Terry for England's final World Cup qualifier.

I adjusted my pillows, hoping for a reprieve. No, I was going to be sick.

Yesterday US data was broadly better then expected giving the Usd a temporary reprieve from selling.

But the reprieve lasted only weeks. By the end of September, the cancer was back.

But the reprieve is temporary. The Liberals plan to try again, perhaps as early as next month.

The cost of the reprieve was high, however.

Winter break means a well-deserved reprieve from homework and daily obligations.

As in the past, he defied those critics and won a temporary reprieve for his leadership.

Two weeks later like a surplus reprieve.

A purported Taliban spokesman has announced a 24-hour reprieve for two dozen South Korean hostages in Afghanistan.

The big benefits of soy milk are now suspect, even as coffee is seeing a reprieve.

And even the opposition newspapers have given the president a temporary reprieve from their barbs.

The story ends with the opening up of Siberian oil in the late 1960s, which gives a broken economy and discredited party their reprieve.

Stronger economic data could offer a reprieve for the dollar.

Based on the viewpoint of system abolish death sentence with a reprieve.

The announcement caused the real to fall by 2% against the dollar. But past experience suggests the reprieve will be short-lived.

But police-killers are unlikely candidates for reprieve.

So no signs of a reprieve from that quarter.

The short-sighted reprieve led to a huge rally in the shares of stricken banks such as Citigroup.

If they receive a temporary reprieve, that gives them more funds to make loans.

One tender moment's reprieve from loneliness can illuminate a life.

It cuts annual spending by $2 billion for every week of the government's reprieve, for a total of $6 billion in this case.

Now, penalty reprieve is taking more and more grounds, and the fine is of increased significance in the system of penalty.

A temporary immunity or exemption; a reprieve.

reprieve from the summer furnaces of Nanjing, Beijing, and even Shanghai.

The criminal won his reprieve at the eleventh hour.

Mercy offers a reprieve from punishment.

Unless there is a reprieve the condemned man will hang on Friday.

It is a seemingly never-ending cycle of heightened anxiety and we all look for ways in which to find a reprieve from the madness.

We can not help worrying that it may make disposition power of criminal justice weak and penalty reprieve possible.

The government is expected to breach its debt limit between April 15 and May 31 and needs a reprieve from fiscal hawks in Congress.

The group will probably get its 90-day reprieve.

There is no word on how long this reprieve will last or when MSXML 6 will finally be fully supported.

The disamed rebels are given a reprieve.

Reprieve, the UK prisoner advocacy group, arranged for a psychiatrist to attend the trial in Urumqi last year.

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Last year's reprieve for the nuclear-power industry was too good to last