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Until then, she said, government should watch closely "to make sure the private sector is back in the saddle" before easing off.

Let me be very clear at the start. The health sector had no say when the policies responsible for these crises were made.

Should the line between the public and private sector be blurred, as it was in the first 50 years of the nation's history?

Li Peng, the former premier, was the longtime ruler of the power sector, where two of his children rose to hold powerful jobs.

It might seem to be a Republican dream: a wish list of goodies that make the Democratic governor (backed by public-sector unions) squirm.

Unlike McKinsey, the research council included transportation, acknowledging that it would be a difficult sector to transform quickly.

China has announced increased fiscal spending, but it also seems to be taking steps to protect its export sector.

Ireland, meanwhile, is often cited as a country where public-sector workers have reacted to a sharp downturn with impressive self-denial.

Comments: This year China's banking sector profit growth is a foregone conclusion, the next year to see how China's economic trends.

Mr. Medvedev said the U. S. plan amounted to 'partial nationalization of their financial sector. '

The European Union President Herman van Rompuy said the programme would be financed by the EU, the IMF and the private sector.

It might be more apposite to conclude that promoting efficiency in the domestic service sector is one of the best ways of boosting exports.

Few questions raised by the global financial crisis are as urgent as the shape and nature of future regulation of the banking sector.

Well, as per capita income goes up and up, the growth sector seems to be in the top-end.

Analysts say stability in the housing sector is key to any recovery in the U. S. economy, which independent surveys say is in recession.

Piano sector but it has not been able to as "Thompson" , "Czerny" was as large, extensive and systematic use.

We believe the industrial sector will lead growth in the United States and overseas in the next two years, supporting shipping demand.

Assuming it does not, though, the lesser of two evils might be higher prices and a perkier private sector.

The implication of governance conception emerged that referred to a new change notion of administration reform in public sector.

The Wall Street Journal praised him for providing cutting-edge fashion female, and he rapidly rises to fame as a fashion sector.

However, the ideological work of secondary school students has always been a major focus for the education sector.

Universal love for a sector is often a 'sell' signal, contrarians are happy to remind investors.

The technology is better, applications are on the increase and even the global economic uncertainty seems to be helping the sector.

For instance, China has been restoring export tax rebates for the textile sector that it had been phasing out.

But China's leadership -- both in government and in the private sector -- understands that this was a relatively unique situation.

Another potential worry: the U. K. , which has its own debt issues, as well as an economy dominated by the still-troubled financial sector.

He insisted that good management was just as important for the social sector as the business sector.

Greek default would not be a self-contained event. It would spread instability across the European banking sector.

He thought the government wanted to see a process of "the big eating the small" in the property sector.

In France, information flow from the care delivery sector to the occupational medicine sector is often slow or incomplete.

The big problem with that was that foreign investment is not permitted in the internet sector where Dangdang operates.

If 2008 was the year of systemic risk, particularly in the financial sector, 2009 seems likely to be a year dominated by specific risk.

The question is how much room there is for the sector's heady valuations to progress.

With a few exceptions, the corporate sector had not gone on the kind of borrowing spree seen in the late 1990s.

However, industrial cluster theory has been used for the manufacturing sector, while the tertiary industry is rarely applied.

A small rise in private sector activity has been offset by a slowdown in the public sector, which had proved resilient during the recession.

The Institute for Supply Management said the U. S. service sector contracted sharply in October.

Whether the banking sector would be open to Chinese investment, however, was "a more complicated issue" , he said.

The Fed chief also said he expected the bank stress tests would help restore confidence in the US financial sector.

Yesterday was an embarrassing defeat to the girls in the sales sector, but the joint effort of us 8 guys today has more than made up for it.

The durability of reinforced concrete structure is now one of the questions that should to be solved on civil engineering sector.

In January American manufacturers saw their revenues grow faster than those of any other sector.

But with the structure of the agricultural sector slow to change, the next bout is always just around the corner.

Iceland has discovered the limits of trying to shore upconfidence in a supersized banking sector with its own currency.

He noted that the same process had been used in China's wind sector but that it had not opened to foreign suppliers.

When crisis occurs, how much of an impact do you think the private sector currently plays in recovery? How much should they play?

In the UK, the total borrowing requirement is often referred to as the Public sector net cash requirement (PSNCR).

In the Senate, a proposal that started out with a carbon cap on most of the economy ended up with one limiting just the utilities sector.

China's central bank, which makes its own estimates of seasonally adjusted growth rates, also seems to agree with private-sector economists.

He said the company is in the retail sector but declined say more.

In the surest sign that the neighbourhood's fortunes may be turning, private-sector property developers are beginning to move in.

Apple might successfully argue that the 'market' is all digital media and that it does not have a monopoly of that sector.

With Mercury, ruler of your true love sector, in retrograde, you may consider contacting an old love to see if love will bloom again.

Matt Wells, the Guardian's head of audio, agreed that the commercial radio sector appeared to be in terminal decline.

A year ago, at the height of the financial panic, the world yearned for a profitable and confident financial sector.

But even if it were true that the financial sector must be curbed, it would not follow that manufacturing must be expanded.

More importantly, the aid system is still not used to evaluating its projects in terms of the impact they have on the local private sector.

He said the legal regime in the sector was "quite favourable" despite Argentina's often unpredictable politics.

He said the Treasury was aware that "a number of hedge funds are now facing difficulty" and it was monitoring the sector closely.

But we have learnt from the Lehman collapse and know not to leave the sector high and dry when a systemic institution fails.

The main point of interest at the meeting was the SNB's view of the banking sector, as part of its annual financial stability assessment.

This must end, in one of two ways: the sector must be made subject to the market or become a heavily regulated ward of the state.

I reject this thesis as a false choice (and I come from a family who doggedly built one of the world's largest firms in its sector).

"If interested, Total can continue negotiations for the downstream sector of this phase and the Pars LNG project, " he said.

The Financial Services Forum, a financial sector lobby group, said the decision not to cite China in the report was "the prudent call. "

"The market is trying to find the right sector to be in, in this kind of environment, " Bittles said.

In an ideal world these measures would have been used only temporarily, until the private sector took over as the engine of growth.

He said there was a need for "more vigorous measures" to address the sector's weaknesses and limit the damage to the economy.

MetLife should rebound with the U. S. financial sector as a whole, so if you think you're underexposed to that sector, it's a good choice.

There has been a revival in corporate-bond issuance, but the all-important small- business sector seems unwilling, or unable, to borrow.

But a close second is the extent to which regulators clamp down on the sector.

Overhaul of the rural sector has been a critical party plank and a key to China's long-term economic development.

He said: "These figures show the finance sector's forward view may be better at seeing the disruptive change of new technology. "

"The problem was that we have to make progress on the role of the private sector, and we have made progress, " he said.

He also said that falling demand for copper in the power sector might drag down the metal's prices in the next two or three years.

Its health-care sector, like that of the rest of the U. S. , has continued to add jobs.

When the world's priciest apartment turns out to be a phantom sale you know there are cracks in the top-end real estate sector.

The industrial sector assumes that this paper, being one of the final steps before the actual law, already contains all future details.

The fund was launched with investors from some sovereign funds and a pension fund, through the Bank's private sector arm, IFC.

In Gurgaon, economic growth is often the product of a private sector improvising to overcome the inadequacies of the government.

The president said the public dislikes the idea of helping the financial sector, only to see the hole get bigger because of lavish spending.

The housing boom led to a surge in the industry, but now years after the bubble burst the sector has continued to struggle.

Operating results prove that this book marketing management system designed to meet the needs of small and medium bookselling sector.

A main objective of any viable development strategy must be the fostering of a vibrant, dynamic and competitive private sector.

Corzine now heads MF Global Inc. , a financial services firm, and Obama has begun trying to repair his relations with the business sector.

Many academics work more than 60 hours a week and top academics are just as driven as leaders in the private sector.

After a political tease that's lasted several weeks, Donald Trump finally decided he was not ready to leave the private sector.

As I said at the top, I wouldn't buy any of these now after this huge -- and premature -- rally in the financial sector.

This would be a mistake at this time -- China's banking sector is not prepared for such a move today.

He said the North Koreans continue to pursue new ways to stimulate the agricultural sector but cannot fund their ambitious projects.

Operating results prove that this book marketing management system designed to meet the needs of small and medium bookselling sector.

A main objective of any viable development strategy must be the fostering of a vibrant, dynamic and competitive private sector.

Corzine now heads MF Global Inc. , a financial services firm, and Obama has begun trying to repair his relations with the business sector.

Many academics work more than 60 hours a week and top academics are just as driven as leaders in the private sector.

After a political tease that's lasted several weeks, Donald Trump finally decided he was not ready to leave the private sector.

As I said at the top, I wouldn't buy any of these now after this huge -- and premature -- rally in the financial sector.

"We may see that for a couple of more months until we start to see some real momentum in some sector of the economy. "

What were western workers going to move on to this time, once they had been priced out of the services sector?

This would be a mistake at this time -- China's banking sector is not prepared for such a move today.

He said the North Koreans continue to pursue new ways to stimulate the agricultural sector but cannot fund their ambitious projects.

What were western workers going to move on to this time, once they had been priced out of the services sector?

"For every one dollar we put in, we're leveraging two or three dollars from the private sector, " he said.

This would be a mistake at this time -- China's banking sector is not prepared for such a move today.

He said the North Koreans continue to pursue new ways to stimulate the agricultural sector but cannot fund their ambitious projects.

the first sector to price products according to how much customers were prepared to spend.

However, he said the growth may moderate, and auto analysts said investors should take caution given the sector's high margins.

Still, the sector does not look ready to provide much support to economic growth anytime soon.

The sector is often the single-largest source of employment and export revenues.

As I said, most root causes of urban health problems lie beyond the direct control of the health sector.

The six-month internship presents one of the sector's better opportunities; the company offers summer internships, too.

The sector is often the single-largest source of employment and export revenues.

As I said, most root causes of urban health problems lie beyond the direct control of the health sector.

The six-month internship presents one of the sector's better opportunities; the company offers summer internships, too.

But such creditors are just as keen on extracting their pound of flesh (in terms of economic reform) as the private sector.

While Russian industry generally had declined during the global financial crisis, he said, the defense sector had remained buoyant.

The majority of animals killed for fur end up in as fur trim, a sector of the industry worth billions of dollars a year.

How much foreign capital was utilized in real estate sector?

And lastly, public services have to be as easy to use as anything the private sector offers.

A key turning point for the global casino sector took place in 2006 when Macau gaming revenue beat that of the Las Vegas strip.

It could then determine what sector read requests to service, however, it has no idea what the data is and does not interpret it.

A key turning point for the global casino sector took place in 2006 when Macau gaming revenue beat that of the Las Vegas strip.

It could then determine what sector read requests to service, however, it has no idea what the data is and does not interpret it.

In one embodiment, a first copy of data is read from at least one sector of a hard disk drive and stored in a first location.

I used to believe that the great divide was between the public and the private sector: between state and commercial interests.

If all that happens, the hope is Irish banks will be able to raise long-term private sector debt.

The health sector has humanity's best interests at heart, a strong moral dimension, and a strong set of social values among its many stars.

Worldwide, the Bank estimates the power sector alone needs at least US$30 billion a year to move to a lower carbon economy.

Temporary help services continued to be a strong source of employment growth, as did the health and education sector.

How much oil might actually lie in Cuba's sector of the Gulf of Mexico is a matter of dispute.

The bulk of the money will have to come from the private sector. At first that could be in the form of loans and equity investments.

The bulk of the money will have to come from the private sector. At first that could be in the form of loans and equity investments.

He predicts another five or ten notable insolvencies in the retail sector and at least a year of agony before things get better.

The new risks produced by financial innovation were left to a sector that alone was considered able to understand its instruments.

It seems to suggest that the state sector's share of the economy is growing, which it is not; non-state businesses are in fact prospering.

A primary trend has broad support throughout the entire market or market sector and lasts for a year or more.

China's culture of secrecy is at odds with its invitation to foreign companies to help modernize its business sector.

Germany's export sector is in a strong position to take advantage of that.

One of the reasons was that those recessions were aggravated by crises in the financial sector itself.

The private sector needs to stand up for the system that will allow you to thrive over the long run.

Michael Bloomberg, the mayor, has bragged that the Big Apple created 10% of all the new private-sector jobs since the beginning of the year.

Michael Bloomberg, the mayor, has bragged that the Big Apple created 10% of all the new private-sector jobs since the beginning of the year.

At dawn the Totenkopf Division launched multiple attacks from its small bridgeheads to overwhelm all the British defences in its sector.

The FPC is now part of the Bank of England, which is meant somehow to ensure that monetary policy takes into account the financial sector.

At least 2 years of sales experience in construction material related sector, preferably in residential door market.

In the beginning of the end of 2002, days of travel agencies in the sector delegation stressed that the delegation and a mission.

Who will be able to face up to and be prepared to cope with these challenges. who can seize the opportunity and r republic booming sector.

The ministry did not provide figures for the percentage of capacity to be closed in each industrial sector.

'We hope that this can be a model for mobilization with regard to other private sector industries, ' said Ms. Ooi.

Far from wiping out shareholders, Resona's stock quadrupled over the next 12 months, as did the rest of the Japanese bank sector.

He said he hoped the country could become "the Asian Roundabout" for trade on "the new Silk Road" with "a dynamic service sector" .

Your home may be getting quite a bit of attention this month too, for Mars will be touring this sector from August 1 to 25.

In a speech in Berlin, Weber said the ECB should be ready to tighten credit costs again once the financial sector was back on its feet.

The last source is drying up a bit, as banks are saddled with high exposure to the sector already and are trying to decrease it.

Authorities said they were investigating four people working in the securities sector with regards to the matter.

My pledge to you is to make reform of the financial sector a reality and to see Britain's economy return to growth by the turn of the year.

"There is not a big future for the consumer PC market, " he said. "I expect to see a lot more consolidation in the sector. "

"Things like this come and go and I don't see a direct translation into the business sector, " he said.

It must also manage liquidity in the bubble-prone domestic economy while trying to micromanage lending in the state-owned banking sector.

Seizure is fraught with headaches, but at least there would be a well-prepped body of private-sector bidders for the banks' assets.

Regulation, of the kind the financial sector is now experiencing, is largely irrelevant to expanding the number of jobs.

But European officials emphasised that governments were willing, if necessary, to take steps the private sector did not support.

The property sector is still in a slump, and domestic consumer spending isn't making up for the slowing of both these areas.

Like a lot of countries in Europe, the UK is a small country with a gigantic banking sector, and any rescue is likely to be very expensive.

In the run-up to the government's release of its stress test results and in the aftermath of that news, this sector jumped considerably.

Some economists would like to see mass privatisation to shift wealth out of the dominant and domineering state sector.

So far, Chinese industry has made only limited investment in the U. S. , with little of it directed at the steel sector.

And there is nothing in the European data suggesting that the private sector will be ready to take up the slack in less than two years.

The worst of the media sector slump might be behind the company, he said, as he reported "some good signs of life" in advertising.

Bahrain was perceived to be a liberal oasis in the Persian Gulf, with a robust banking sector and a per capita income to rival Europe's.

So far, real estate is the only sector marked down to the lows reached during the last recession.

This is not the kind of talk that public sector labor unions and partisans of the entitlement state like to hear.

The Bank of England's Mr Tucker went furthest this month by saying that any CCP recapitalisation "should not come from the public sector" .

That Mr Clegg himself is thought privately to support some of these market reforms in the public sector only adds to the sense of chaos.

American public-sector pension funds still discount their liabilities by an assumed rate of return, often 8% a year.

But for the sector as a whole, any other way of reducing excessive liabilities is far too slow, collectively ruinous, or both.

Goldfish is very beautiful, it is the head of sector, it has a pair of chubby little eyes, like the two colorful lollipop.

policymakers should not be obsessed with moral hazard and should forget trying to micromanage the innovative financial sector.

Part of our growth strategy is to get out of the way of private sector recovery.

As later with civil servants, government did not extensively use its own facilities but bought this service in from the private sector.

But it had big benefits on the aggregate supply side, as it complemented private sector initiative in expanding potential output.

I mean retail -- well the word retail is always the leading sector where you can judge a lot of things for how the economy is going.

Wenzhou was one of the first cities to develop methods to work around the financial sector's aversion to private enterprise.

Alberta has become something of a petro-state: the oil-and-gas sector accounts for 31% of its GDP.

For sure, the US authorities are absolutely right to try to let the private sector work out its own problems as far as possible.

Without government action, he said, there was a risk that financial sector could grind to a halt.

But the point that the US manufacturing sector is enjoying a stronger rebound than its counterparts around the world is valid.

The announcement triggered a brief rally in the base metal sector in London and Shanghai, sending tin prices up to 10 per cent higher.

Public sector bodies are usually constrained in their activities, so deregulation is often a trigger for expensive experimentation.

Ahead in London look for UK public sector net borrowing and Swiss trade balance to be the lone data releases that matter.

Unlike Spain, Italy had not been characterised by an over expansion in either construction or private sector indebtedness.

PLN, the state power company, has been trying to encourage private-sector investment, but subsidised electricity acts as a disincentive.

He's taking a huge step from his previous position, though at least the health and beauty sector isn't entirely new to him.

It was Exedore who discovered Burak lurking in one of the corridors near the ship's designated Invid sector.

The result has been a huge public bail-out of the banking sector and a massive fiscal and monetary stimulus.

Contrary to what the European Council said, the private sector participation will be a blueprint for bail-outs that are yet to come.

The move comes at a time when Beijing is trying to boost domestic demand to match growth in its export sector.

Worst of all, perhaps, is the perception that central banks have acted out of a desire to rescue their "friends" in the financial sector.

Sweden effectively ruled out a state bailout for Saab, saying the brand's future would have to rest with finding a new private-sector buyer.

Sybase foresees technology sector spending remaining tepid for at least a year and possibly until 2011.

We've got to be the party of the both the private and the public sector.

For years, the U. S. manufacturing sector seems to have been sliding into the Slough of Despond.

The ruling might have more impact in the book industry, although only for a limited slice of that sector.

Great opportunities are available, but you may have to be flexible in terms of geography or sector to take full advantage of them.

He worked his way up in the defence and aerospace sector through a series of management roles, often on the financial side.

The rest of the non- financial sector of the economy is going to have to survive in a less forgiving financial environment .

Initially a long, writhing snake-like ribbon appeared over the dark sector stretching across the horizon from left to right.

He said the airline industry is one sector of the economy that has learned from failures, at least when it comes to safety.

How much better it would have been if they had tried to educate their electorates in the difference between private- and public-sector debt.

Expectations of a pick-up in auto sector activity in the United States this quarter is also likely to give aluminium prices a big boost.

The Private Sector Council honored Fiorina with its 2004 Leadership Award for her contributions to improving the business of government.

HF Company is used to be a subsidiary of a large state owned enterprise, with its core business in export sector.

He said the current system 'hinders the development of the sector, ' Xinhua reported.

Staff working in the Islamic finance sector will be able to enter computer-based exams in London and Beirut from November 2006.

As I recall in one LME presentation however, the full acceptance by the aluminum sector took over a decade or two to get into full swing.

World-leading technologies, management skills and talent need to be brought into this sector to bring it up to international standards.

The flurry of tech-sector-fueled initial public offerings we saw at the beginning of the year is now over.

He recently regained control of his sector from thousands of Congolese soldiers stationed there to fight off the militias.

Postive earnings surprise in the banking sector of China might be able to turn the market around.

The bank hopes urgently that the superior sector would agree that they write off the dead loan .

Mr Borges said the bail-out raised "serious concerns" about related party lending throughout the Russian banking sector.

The Sun's first full week in your romantic sector is likely to be a quiet affair and that's just the way he'll like it.

Cooperation with the private sector, which serves as the "eyes and ears" for government enforcement efforts.

If subsidies to encourage the use of natural gas in the transportation sector were part of any new energy plan, that would be another plus.

Also known by its oldest sector as Kulab, Kulaba or Unug-Kulaba, it was one of the oldest and most important cities of Sumer.

But, rather than taking significant action, the US continued to grease the wheels of its financial sector.

In the talent-hunting private sector, radical transparency is too much to ask.

There is no doubt that Traditional Medicine is playing an increasingly important role in the public health sector.

He had a pair of white wings, a symbol of power, the public sector is a day long admired the Angels.

The ASP continuous caster used in AISC was all equipped with VAI SMART sector section as well as dynamic soft reduction techniques.

But it warned that 2009 would be "a very difficult year" due to the global economic downturn and its negative impact on the travel sector.

"The resource sector broadly has been under a fair bit of pressure, but clearly these guys have struggled in a relative sense. "

Any independent has got to have good relations with every sector of the community.

At a certain point, there will be a downward adjustment and that will also hit the public as well as the banking sector.

This huge debt overhang in the private sector is why the economy is likely to grow at such a slow speed for so long.

By contrast, the consumer discretionary sector makes up just a twentieth of the MSCI China index against which his fund is benchmarked.

European Commission directive in 2005 called for making public-sector information more accessible (but it has no bite).

This year is no doubt a very difficult year for the aviation sector.

Norbert Ore, chairman of the ISM, said: "The sector may be benefiting from an excessive destocking cycle. "

You don't HAVE to be aprofessor, you know. Almost all PhD disciplines in the sciences havesome private-sector employers.

The firm's "results are very disappointing -- the worst so far in the investment banking sector, " analysts at JPMorgan wrote in a report.

That may be a reason why 30% of workers toil in the public sector, compared with an average of 20% for the United Kingdom as a whole.

China's non-government sector tends to be much less radical than its counterparts elsewhere.

But in truth, for the next decade at least, the offshore sector will still be relatively small fry.

Ministers are considering three options for private sector involvement, set out in a document circulated by the European Commission.

The fact that that was only enough to give the U. S. third place shows just how rapidly the clean energy sector is growing.

Jeremy Hunt, the Conservative culture secretary, insists that the private sector ought to be able to bring broadband to the rustics.

It needs to be cherished and promoted, much like the German car industry or the French aerospace sector.

Across the public sector, unions have fought all this, most cruelly in education (see article).

Expanded programs for financing trade through the Bank's private sector arm, the International Finance Corporation (IFC).

If I can score high in the translation sector, it will be a great advantage because the average scoring of that sector is only 4. 8.