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"Hence, making monetary policy less accommodative would not be inconsistent with maintaining the current monetary policy stance, " he said.

I'm trying to capture what I think they look like, which is many times a minority of their typical expressions, or their typical stance.

Such a stance has no place for truth that corresponds to reality, but merely an array of subjectively shaped truths.

Heart seems to be severely pulled a few people to, Grandma is a woman, she's tough stance is put on.

I stumble to my feet desperately trying to coordinate my limbs into a fighting stance.

"His stance is too close to that of the authorities, " sniffed dissident artist Ai Weiwei on his blog.

Finally, about that narrative: It's instructive to compare Mr. Obama's rhetorical stance on the economy with that of Ronald Reagan.

Their stance is that we are beginning to see some green shoots but nevertheless we have to be cautious.

Without it, dysfunctional bond markets would not be able to transmit the central bank's interest-rate stance to the euro zone's economy.

Such a stance will make it hard for you to understand the nature of consciousness.

Contrast China's stance on the tsunami with that of India, itself seriously affected, and Beijing's behavior looks even less impressive.

He said he was growing "concerned" over the stance taken by the new US adminstration on global warming.

This fuelled speculation that the bank will take a more hawkish stance ahead of the European Central Bank's meeting later this week.

China reaffirmed its current policy stance, giving no hint that it was ready to stoke domestic demand by letting the yuan rise.

For all the bluster, one can't help feeling the tough EU stance is a bit of a bluff.

But now they seem to be shifting to a more aggressive stance . . . by employing the shame strategy.

China is defending its stance on Sudan, arguing that it has taken a constructive role in trying to settle the conflict in war-torn Darfur.

It was, as the authors explain, a "mercantilist world where unilateral free trade and a pacific stance were not viable options" .

The pro says he gave the president tips on his golf stance and his swing, both of which were conspiring against him.

The commission's instinct seems to be to take a fairly tough stance on intra-bank lending, but its precise views are hazy.

I noticed on defense, to break out of a defensive stance you can click the turbo button and you break out of it quicker than the past.

Although he owned slaves, he took a moderate stance on the territorial expansion of slavery, angering fellow Southerners.

But this stance will not always get you to plan B for less significant, but nevertheless inevitable, reversals of fortune.

Anakin's bold stance and daring nature made him into a popular figure among the Jedi and New Republic.

And the Bank of England looks more comfortable in its steady stance given the British economic slowdown evident in recent data.

Mr Romney maintained a tough stance on China in the Republican primary contest, vowing to brand it a "currency manipulator" .

But one of the most interesting things about this debate may well be the changing stance of the Republican Party.

The company, which had long been an opponent of electrification, changed its stance earlier this year in light of slipping global sales.

A few countries have always taken an obstructive stance, either on principle or to push their own priorities.

President Bush is trying to make amends with Palestinians who are weary of his stance on peace in the Middle East.

"Most likely the Fed will look to the interest paid on excess reserves as the indicator of the stance of interest rate policy, " he said.

"Resolutely adhering to one's principled stance is not the same thing as being hardline, " he said.

Now as you can tell with the latest patch, we are trying to see if we can get rid of the stance penalties.

His vision tunneled. . . but he got to his feet. . . and raised both hands into a fighting stance.

China has so far taken a neutral stance on the North Korean attack, prompting criticism both in and out of the country.

So take a more forward stance to could-be problem clients, and work them out of your portfolio before they grow to be an annoyance.

But he has also taken a more hard-headed stance on the sort of "blue sky" projects that have long characterised Google's thinking.

The Greek institute Demokritos took a neutral stance on the products and did not find any evidence of chemical contamination.

So it was a little curious to me and to others why she was taking such a hard stance.

Six months ago, authorities did not seem ready to take an aggressive stance with UBS.

Once one of Col Gaddafi's closest supporters, China is now shifting its stance as the war moves into its sixth month.

But Japanese analysts said the next prime minister was likely to echo Mr Abe's pragmatic stance on China.

Jeong expects that Japan, as a highly developed country, will take a stance closer to that of the United States.

Rather than reconsider its stance, it looks as if Beijing will try to finesse the immediate situation.

Or both, all at once, which seems to be the Lakers' stance during his four years with the team.

Economists who oppose Stern do not deny that his practical conclusion follows from his ethical stance.

Dark Nova seems to indicate that he will switch to melee stance very soon, after casting a spell or two. So use your TP quickly.

The Swedish company blamed the US decline on the macroeconomic outlook, which had led customers to adopt a more cautious stance.

Our job is to lay down clearly our policy stance and to stand ready to assist appropriately .

That stance might comfort the authors, but to many readers they will nonetheless seem to pluck equations out of thin air.

The striking before-and-after photographs showing the disappearance of glaciers around the world shocked me out of my doubting stance.

Heroic units are easy to spot on the Battlefield because their attacks and unit stance are different to non-heroic units.

In the face of such points he tends to adopt the stance of the intransigent prophet.

Washington quickly reaffirmed its stance that the disputed islands are covered by the terms of the U. S. -Japan Security Treaty.

I was leading a difficult pitch (the name given to one rope-length of climbing) when I slipped, fell and pulled my companion off his stance.

Walk to the ball from behind, get a good grip, pass the club back of the ball square to the target, then adjust your stance to fit.

In light of these developments, the Federal Reserve will need to consider whether the current stance of policy remains appropriate ". "

Now take your smoking, for in stance. If you cut that you'd be able to save a few coppers.

Beijing did not shift its basic stance on North Korea, but it became a bit more cooperative with Washington.

Many ultra-right individuals do take such a stance however, and using a church as a front for rigid beliefs is not new.

memories remain of how the German central bank's hardline stance on inflation exacerbated Europe's exchange rate turmoil of the early 1990s.

"China holds a consistent stance that the South China Sea issue is not an issue between China and the ASEAN, " he said.

Some of these religions, like Buddhism, do not take any official stance on Jesus' life.

Calls for a more pro-poor, pro-labour stance strike a strong chord with the party's rank and file.

Against this background, the Governing Council continued to judge the current stance of monetary policy as appropriate.

A player holes a short putt from a stance astride an extension of his line of putt behind the ball.

in foreign policy , colby expected an end to invective against the united states and a mellowing of allende ' s third world stance.

The Chinese seemed to have little influence on North Vietnam's negotiating stance, and the Vietnam War continued to drag on until U.

Demographic stance : Everyone in the world will eventually shave with disposable razors (well, at least the men in the world would ) .

Even many who proposed taking a more assertive stance against America often argued that such a posture was not for now.

What you want is a slightly open stance, one that allows your hips to turn and release into the shot.

Reported that, although the statement did not urge the object named, but clearly demonstrate to fight against China's stance.

A bearish stance toward Treasuries and a bullish one toward the rest of the bond market represents the consensus view.

Many universities are now taking a proactive stance in trying to prevent the transfer of employment agreements.

Achieving this goal is not only up to the Greek Cypriot side, the President said, adding that Turkey's stance is key in this effort.

No doubt, that agnostic stance will infuriate some (or confirm the impression that regulators are toothless).

But plenty of people don't share my stance, and now it looks like Facebook may be up against a challenge in the United States as well.

Still, just as it was easier to wear a symbol than take a stance on war, so it is with recycling.

The humanist stance of the anthropologist and the mission of UNESCO have found a new resonance.

"There have been a number of incidents where people have taken a quite radical stance, " Mr. Bequelin said.

Personal stance: His wife has set up a farmers' market, they eat locally produced food and drive a hybrid car.

Mr Sharma's tone marks a significant shift from his predecessor, Kamal Nath, who was known for his uncompromising stance in the Doha talks.

His relatives initially cut ties with him, but their stance softened when they saw the impact of his work on the lives of his patients.

It called for smaller government, lower taxes, a moral dimension to social policy and a more aggressive stance toward the Soviet Union.

However, it emerged last night that his body may not be buried at all, but could be preserved for ever in his famous moonwalk stance.

On the surface, Huntsman took a similar stance to the Chinese government in distancing politics from Google's commercial interests.

The club today described as "absolute nonsense" reports suggesting that Keegan is at loggerheads with his board over his stance on Barton.

All in all, Mr Obama's stance lends credence to the notion that the US no longer sees Europe as a focal point of its geostrategic interest.

If this is the stance, then since Planet X is pointing OUT into space, away from the Sun, then the Earth will attempt to do likewise.

Most occupational stress boils down to a perceived lack of control, and can be alleviated by taking a more proactive stance.

In this sense, Zhu Xi's ethical stance, like that of most Song-Ming Confucians' pertained to rigorism, but not to asceticism.

He did not like her usual style, turned left, but again lowered stance, softly light gas to coax her.

But many of his MPs and others in the party do not share his cuddly views on the NHS or relatively pragmatic stance on Europe.

Up to now AGRA spokespeople have been slippery, and frankly, contradictory about their stance on GMOs.

If he does well in the primaries, he could force the rest of the field to adopt a more anti-war stance.

'I think China holds a relatively neutral stance over Lagarde in the election of the IMF managing director, ' he said.

Even through the bottom of the turn, there is no effort of the stance foot to edge or steer the stance ski.

Former Bush administration official Tony Fratto also said Romney's aggressive stance toward China looked to be a case of posturing.

North Korea was not the only one to compromise its initial stance to make progress in the talks.

However, Chrysler has yet to strike a new deal with the UAW, with the CAW taking a wait-and-see stance before making a move of its own.

The WTO panel's stance does not strike down anti-dumping duties for bolts or any other category of products.

Once you enter this age range, you are starting to move from the aggressive stance of your youth to something a bit more measured.

George W. Bush is only the latest president to start by underestimating Asia's importance and taking a confrontational stance towards China.

"The progress of a country depends on this: that an individual can hold a different stance on the same issue, " he wrote.

Actors spend hours practicing their lines, the different inflections of their voice and the non-verbal stance of the moment.

Those investors who don't have at least 10 years to work with should consider taking a more conservative stance.

This was a blow to President Chen Shui-bian, who favoured Mr Su and a tougher stance towards China.

Wenger is reluctant to improve his bid and has admitted that, in his eyes, the agreement is dead unless Bordeaux change their stance.

That wider stance also allowed designers to give the vehicle a more muscular stance with a lower roofline without compromising headroom.

"For someone who takes a very cautious stance, one problem at the moment is having a large allocation to fixed income, " he says.

This goes against what was previously a strong anti-technology stance from FIFA.

While Japan and the United States sought to have stricter sanctions included in the draft resolution, China maintained its cautious stance.

Q: Regarding the upcoming G20 Finance Ministers' Meeting in London, can you tell us what China's stance will be at the meeting?

Critics in his own party and Republican opponents are attacking Barack Obama's emerging stance on national security with equal ferocity.

Mr. Liu said he believed the authorities in Beijing might change their stance on the currency.

And Mr Noda is deeply concerned about Japan's fiscal health, not flinching from his bold but controversial stance in favour of higher taxes.

Even Ronald Reagan, a supposed hawk, tried to pressure Mr Volcker into a less restrictive stance.

White House correspondents assumed a more adversarial stance, and the bond between media and government elites frayed.

Stance e. G. They criticized him for his rigid stance on trade terms.

With the Firehawk, a key technique to remember is ALWAYS use the hold fire stance with your Firehawks.

This said, tight funding and a very protective stance by local banks with regards to lending still made credit conditions very "tight" .

Take a political ideology test online that finds the candidate or political party that matches up best with your stance on the issues.

We call on the Arab states in the region to take a stance against this massacre and not to be satisfied with just condemnations .

The government should take a strong stance for the public safety and inform us clearly what products are contaminated and remove them.

This implies that record companies are oppressing people, and that the very act of joining the service is a stance against the oppressors .

Her stance does, however, demonstrate deep love and affection for her son.

Mr Trichet is quite wrong to claim that the rise in interest rates has nothing to do with the ECB's monetary stance.

And, the company suggests, it could reverse its stance against Avastin for ophthalmic use altogether if the FDA gives its blessing.

The minister distributed copies of his remarks to reporters in a gesture aimed at underlining India's tough stance.

China is opposed to any new sanctions and may maintain that stance whatever Russia decides at the security council.

It's not the circumstances; circumstances are just a circle (cirum-ference) around your stance.

However, a shift in the longer-term stance of monetary policy, by lowering the benchmark price of money, is a very different proposition.

Goldman Sachs recently began to moderate its yearlong defensive stance on European stocks.

As a member of the WTO, China is actively moving with the tide of globalization with a positive stance of all-round opening up .

Objective To evaluate neck muscular strength(NMS) of the air force pilots and its role in the circum-stance of aerial dynamics.

One who advocates the rights of homosexuals should not be surprised by the belligerent stance of opposition forces .

New LED-detailed headlamps combine with a new two-bar grille, front bumpers and fenders to create a more sporting and aerodynamic stance.

'The government's stance has engendered a sense of mistrust and uncertainty among the mobile wealthy and their advisers.

China, among others, frets that the U. S. policy stance will debase the dollar, the lynchpin of the global economy.

By entering the discussion with an open mind , regardless of your coworker's stance , you are likely to find common ground .

Though his liberal stance won the electoral college, Patriarch Daniel will still have much to do to shore up his church against its critics.

Labor-watch groups have urged electronics makers to take a more active stance toward the labor practices of suppliers.

Personal stance: Wanders around the museum switching off lights. But believes corporations hold the key to cutting emissions.

Trading partners are waiting to determine whether and how the new administration will change its negotiating stance.

That would require a change of stance by the United States which still considers Nepal's Maoists a terrorist organization.

Standing on your tiptoes when the climbing gets tough is a natural tendency , but that stance leaves only a smidgen of rubber on the rock.

namely, a strong indication that, so long as a substantial fall in inflation remains a risk, monetary policy will maintain an easy stance.

The ministry stance changed after radiation-tainted beef was found to have been sold to consumers nationwide, sources said.

However, only a few researchers have studied the acquisition of past tense from the cognitive stance.

Gardeners like myself, would instantly know when a plant is dying of thirst merely by the wretchedness of its stance.

Despite its anti-authoritarian stance on censorship, Wikileak's main strength comes from a piece of technology developed by the Pentagon.

A more objective view would say China did misjudge the reaction both in the region and in Washington to its more combative stance.

House Speaker John Boehner criticized the president's stance, saying Mr. Obama wants the government to have total control over the Internet.

But much as I may want to join the cause to save the prepuces, the anti-circumcision stance may not be as humanitarian as it appears.

The euro may not stop falling until European policy-makers come up with a more reassuring stance on debt problems.

Mrs. Clinton's vocalization of that implicit stance was warmly received in Tokyo and symbolized the new level of bilateral engagement.

The concept is to define a very conservative stance in the early inception of the project schedule.

Hide quoted text -educators and parents have long been ambivalent about game using and its role in education and few take a neutral stance.

First, a tough stance toward China is part of an overall hardening of his foreign policy.

But these costs would be much higher if the report had taken a more aggressive stance on the probable consequences of warming.

Officially, the Indian government has adhered adamantly to its stance in global negotiations: the West goes first, and pays.

But the company will likely maintain the conservative stance it adopted prior to the financial crisis.

I refuse stance with the most proud to leave those dark days without light.

In a society addicted to the notion of "honour" , Mr Sharif's trenchant stance has made him popular.

Obama must take a very strong and unprecedented stance on energy and environment issues, but other countries must seize the opportunity too.

You can refuse to argue or try to convince anyone of the rightness of your stance, and simply believe it.

Don't trust your memory to retain every emphasis, nonverbal stance or even the correct wording of a conversation that made an impact on you.

Investors are now responding to government signals that it is backing away from further tightening and taking a more neutral stance.

Need I say that this stance took moral courage?

His stance surprised many, but it made him a national figure.

Economists interpret the move as a sign that authorities are taking a more aggressive stance against inflation and bank lending.

But by Tuesday, faced with growing criticism at home that the raid violated national space, the ministry took a tougher stance.

It is said to be a tree climber, but often stands on the ground in a bipedal stance.

China's participation in the nonproliferation summit hints at cooperation with the U. S. stance against Iran and North Korea.

You don't run the risk of being left behind by taking a conservative stance at this point.

The Vietnam War was a dark blotch in the already disgraced moral stance of these armies.

You are truly the heroes of the hour and your rewards for such a powerful stance are soon to manifest.

Once you can maintain this stance in different situations, then you can start observing the sense of self you've created here.

China's leader came with a more co-operative stance than before on boosting the International Monetary Fund.

It was a stance that claimed to have broken irrevocably with the urban-industrial culture that ruled the world then, and more so now.

On Wednesday, his stance appeared to change, saying only that he would show the board reasonable offers.

The Church reacted to this stance with characteristic fury, threatening to excommunicate the president.

In this column, I shall direct my fire toward President Barack Obama and the Democrats for their equally rigid stance on taxation questions.

Asian high-yield bonds have started to underperform the wider market (see chart) as investors take a more conservative stance.

Its stance was tragic, becauseno, all men were not the enemy.

So far, it is not a radical change from the stance of the previous administration.

Yet this policy stance was only effective as long as the west, notably the United States, underpinned global demand.

Deb treated me with kindness instead of taking the usual stance of blaming the mother.

And such ideas as combining Marxism with China's reality, and learning Marxist view, stance and method must also be correctly interpreted.

What they will end up with: Newcastle insist they are not prepared to sell Carroll, while Bolton have taken a similar stance over Cahill.

In the age of cloud computing, a completely proprietary stance makes no logical sense anyway.

Even within its defensive stance, the bank's allocation to hedge funds stands at a high 18 percent.

We will defend the five West Sea Islands near the northern sea border with a watertight stance against any kind of provocation.

I'm willing to compromise on the details, but I must stand firm on my company's stance on this issue.

As a WTO member, China is actively moving with the tide of globalization with a positive stance of all-around opening up.

Personal stance: Tries to eat vegetarian twice a week, cycles, drives a Prius.

But the new month did not change most clients' cautious stance.

These first indications that the administration may take a stronger stance on the currency issue have ruffled some feathers in Beijing.

But Pershing repeated the U. S. stance on wanting a full package to be agreed.

But for pitching, we want to have the ball more in the middle of the stance. Ok.

Stance: The forum positions itself as a brand-new gateway forum for the city of Tianjin, focusing on urban life, politics and economy.

On the international scene, some environmentalists claim that there is less than might appear behind McCain's stance on climate change.

And he's pretty much acknowledging that he thinks we are the best team in the NBA when takes that "accept the challenge" stance, .

North Korea has struck an unusually bellicose stance with its rich southern neighbour recently.

There is no sign yet of a change in that stance, but Washington's latest action could change the calculus.

Those who see the problem chiefly as a result of ingrained poverty, disadvantage and discrimination take a different stance.

Their stance was also more aggressive, with baton charges and dogs used to disperse crowds.

When taking your stance in a bunker dig your feet in a little for a solid foundation.

If a party has no political stance and deals with the situations only, it will do nothing for people but for itself.

In the medium to long term, China will maintain a moderately tightened fiscal stance, with a view to achieving a balanced budget over time.

When I recently cited one of your articles to support my stance, I was told "there's always evidence to support any opinion. "

China's stance is consistent with its policy of non-interference in other countries' internal affairs.

In light of what scientists expect of climate change, that sideline stance is untenable.

Either way, China's actions to rein in inflation stand in stark contrast to the Federal Reserve's stance on inflation in the United States.

"I think Geithner can provide further political weight to a more aggressive stance by the ECB, " Lombardi said.

Your standards become abiding representations, which will set their stance and demeanour for the rest of their life.

Japan is taking stock of its defence hardware in the face of China's growing military might and assertive stance in the Pacific.

'Normal Stance' now casts instantly and will cancel any other Stance.

It only remains for a legal stance to be taken against the Illuminati to remove them from their positions of power.

Rao reiterates Prime Minister Singh will not be negotiating on certain issues that are at the core of India's stance.

A growing body of literature takes the stance that organizational change involves political and cultural, as well as strategic, challenges.

"Our stance remains un-changed that we will take decisive steps against speculators who act like sneaky thieves at a scene of a fire. "

A real pro-active stance toward innovation is important for China, its economy, and its people.

President Obama has said it would be a waste of money to build more F-22's, a stance many U. S. lawmakers supported.

I was a supporter of UN interference in Darfur, but to be honest this type of sh*t makes me think again about that stance.

There are many reasons, one of the big ones would be his stance on abortion.

Despite shifting to a "prudent" monetary policy stance, the target for broad money growth is still 16 per cent.

The obvious cause for the change in mood is the American economy and the policy stance of the Federal Reserve.

Start with your hand under the ball in your stance and have your wrist cocked to the left (right handed).

I've got a topic I want to talk about and a stance, but there's always wiggle room for me to formulate my thoughts.

At least one source in Beijing yesterday dared to suggest a rethink of China's stance.

The specialized approach is slimmer and faster, but this generalized stance may ease understanding as well as offering wider application.

Participants expressed significant uncertainty concerning the appropriate stance of monetary policy in these circumstances.

Google's more aggressive stance against Chinese censorship came after its systems, including Gmail, had come under a series of cyberattacks.

A " never give up " stance makes sense if a vicious enemy is bearing down on you with the intent of killing or imprisoning all your people .

In view of China's permanent membership of the UN Security Council, ASEAN expressed high appreciation for that stance.

Some see Friday's announcements as a first step toward a more aggressive policy stance against inflation.

That booming trade prompted Australia to reconsider its stance towards China , previously seen as a communist aggressor .

The American Academy of Pediatrics has yet to take a public stance on conventional versus organic baby food.

Mr Lee's tough stance contributed to his ruling party's poor showing in local elections in June and aid helps improve its image.

Moreover, when it comes to modeling, it's always better to be conservative and to take the conservative stance.

However, as we argued in other recent notes, one should not view these actions as a drastic change from the current monetary policy stance.

He added that the DAB would review its way forward but would not change its political stance.

Mr Blankfein has defended Goldman against the Securities and Exchange Commission charges, saying the agency's stance could "hurt America" .

How on earth can we expect a liberal democracy to emerge from a population with such an extremist and illiberal stance?

Gavin Newsom, a hero to the left for his stance on gay marriage, is an ideological pariah to the right.

Assuming an inflexible stance likely will backfire and knock you out of the running.

The commission stance comes at a time when the problem of fake products is escalating in Europe.

In so far as it reflects a tough stance on immigration, the crisis on Lampedusa is unlikely to erode support for the government.

However, precision for the stance configuration was insufficient to identify subjects with below average fracture loads reliably.