to act

In any case the better than expected performance of the UK economy in Q2 has relieved some of the pressure for the Bank to act again soon.

But inflation is no longer a barrier to big rate cuts and the bank needs to act to ensure it does not fall too low.

But, they feel that the best way to make this happen is to act as if they disapprove of any relationship between their 2 children.

He thought it unsuitable to a reasonable being to act without a plan, and to be sad or cheerful only by chance.

When Washington consented to act as commander-in-chief, it was felt as if the strength of the American forces had been more than doubled.

Melody seems to act as a path or a cue to evoke the precise information we are trying to retrieve.

The geometric means of every 5 vectors are used to act as representative samples to stand for five aging stage.

It's not just a matter of hearing God's voice; it's also a matter or responding. Hearing is not enough. You have to act as well.

He knew it would be gone in a few minutes as Jesus passed on by. He had to act at once. And that is what he did.

The speech was something like this: On this special day, it's time for you to stop behaving like a child and to act as an adult.

And yet they did not understand how they had to act to prevent a replay of the past.

High school is an interesting time in your life because you're trying to act older and mature but you really have no idea what you're doing.

I never tried to act until A Place in the Sun.

He said he plans to urge the commission to act more quickly.

The vital thing is not the precise form of any resolution, but whether regulators have the confidence to act in concert.

Microsoft executives left no doubt that they had been forced to act after losing ground to Google in the online advertising business.

As the only nuclear power to have used a nuclear weapon , the United States has a moral responsibility to act.

If the General Secretary or the Treasurer is unable to act, his obligations are taken over by the President.

With its cells newly detoxified , your skin is ready to act young and vibrant again.

I've seen kids grew up in a loving family but trying to act hard.

Whether or not you are ready to act on this chance, you can still appreciate the gift they are offering you.

We would rather be seen to act in accordance with your protocol, but time speeds on and we are fully ready to go ahead with our plans.

Just as he was about to act, however, an intense-looking young man grabbed him by the arm and pulled him aside.

She took on her new job in part to help the education community to "know what they know" and be able to act collectively on that knowledge.

After becoming her friend, I no longer tried to impress people by trying to act like them.

His friends can never count upon how he is going to act under given conditions, as he is always full of surprises.

While technically not meant to act as a generic base class for addresses, it could be used for that purpose.

Seems to me that closing son's death is causing you to act.

President Obama said the U. S. government must be able to act decisively when information surfaces about a potential threat.

Sometimes we make assumptions that someone must be a jerk to act a certain way, when there might be factors we aren't considering.

But it's disconcerting to see so much dawdling in an industry with so much incentive to act.

Leave it a week when the payment deadline gets close it starts to become something you need to act on.

Has no employee with genuine passion, expertise, and customer relation skills, to act as the company's blogger.

The role of the liaison staff is to act as a link between the clients and Company A in London.

But the West needs to be ready to act to prevent a Kosovo-Taiwan relationship from developing - and cannot be caught by surprise.

Blair learned scheming from her mother And unrealistic dreaming from her father. She tries really hard to act all But don't you be fooled.

But , until China chooses to act like the sum of its parts , it might be more useful to think of it as 350 Albanias than as one America .

This experience will enhance your ability to think and to act like an entrepreneur and manager dealing with a real world business situation.

"Each time America marches in somewhere, it highlights the fact that it tends to act as global policemen. "

Many of the US politicians most reluctant to act on climate change used to argue that there was no point doing so while China did little.

Open doors for her, walk her to her car (if any)- it makes her feel protected, plus it never hurts to act like a gentleman.

And it is applied to any machine without accurate output speed requirements, and able to act as a heavy machine coupling.

Economically, it continues to be seen as a collection of vastly diverse states, no more able to act as a single unit than, say, Africa.

AMANPOUR: And just to be clear, you're able to be in China and to act in China and to walk around and do your art and do all that blogging?

The Pentagon warned the company, which had to act on its own.

I love the aspects, so if you get an offer or a solution appears, you will have to be ready to act quickly.

Carrie felt the train to be slowing down. It was the moment to act if she was to act at all. She stirred uneasily.

Heathcliff wants to see Catherine again and refuses to let Ellen leave until she agrees to act as mediator.

Secretary of State Clinton, in Seoul earlier this week at the end of a trip to Asia, said the world has a duty to act over the sinking.

Since I've learned the power of yes, I've begun to act as if I'm not afraid.

If Congress isn't ready to take that step, it could at least give USDA the power to act and the FDA the funding it needs to do its job.

At this stage you could either develop your own simple beans to act as the model for your views, or import code available with this article.

Inevitably those who resist tackling climate change point to the global nature of emissions as a reason not to act.

What your body starts to do is to act as a fat storage, which is not going to help you with your weight loss goals.

With anger and irritation in his voice during his first speech, he said he was there to act, not talk.

Neither a man nor a crowd nor a nation can be trusted to act humanely or to think sanely under the influence of a great fear.

Then it began to act like yeast used in slow-fermenting lagers, settling to the bottom of the tank but not going dormant.

My daughter said that she was picked up to act as a little policewoman this noon and she also was pointed as an emcee for her class meeting.

But the force that was guiding her would not permit her to act on such a thought.

In the light of the magnitude of these losses, it would be prudent to act as if [global warming] is correct.

Since I'm an actress, I don't usually get involved in writing. They just hand me a finished script and it's my job to act it out.

Even if it means exploiting a loophole in the system, they want to be able to act and smoke.

In fact we are beginning to act as-if there was a global brain.

The engine began to act up and he thought he would have to hit the silk.

That is not, as I see it, a question of acting or being required to act judicially, but of being required to act fairly.

Tom almost stammered, scarcely able to conceal his amazement and trying to act casual.

She still greeted me with a smile each day when I gave her the paper, but I was no longer able to act comfortable in her presence.

Now to the point: The younger-looking Cullens do not resent being MADE to act young, because no one makes them do anything.

A few days later, some of the heart muscle cells in the animals began to act like pacemaker cells.

Part of it may be your personality: You may be someone who feels your emotions intensely or tends to act impulsively or lose control.

Although America has yet to ratify this treaty, its policy is to act as though it had.

But China might have to act faster in the event we do get a full-blown dollar crisis leading to much higher interest rates in the U.

Regardless of what you are like in real life, the key seems to be to act yourself.

But the general principle, on which statesmen should attempt to act, is the same.

Can any of these be reworked and optimized to act as a landing page for a specific search term on your list?

Now, policymakers must decide whether to act on the evidence or to avoid facing one of the most crucial issues of our generation.

To Josh, checking with his wife would mean he was not free to act on his own.

The goal of that job is to act as the gate-keeper for the president, vetting ideas from many different agencies.

Humanity tuned into the violence and began to act it out.

To be fank, Mr. Wu, after reading your letter, I feel that it's not a mature time for you to act as a sole agent for us.

In Gregor's shoes he might have panicked, doubted what was happening, and fatally failed to act.

Now, when the market goes flat, you recognize the way you used to be, and are ready to act.

"Sorry about my mom, " she says. "That was an attempt at playing grown up. Every once in a while she tries to act like a real parent. "

But he said the Commission had to act when eurozone governments failed to live up to their commitments.

It was not wise to act upon an impulsive instruction without making sure that the reflective Nixon had had a crack at it.

Instead, they investigate: "What might be motivating her to act this way? What are all of her interests? "

For now, say senior European officials, this is just a precautionary step, to be ready to act quickly should it be needed.

She seems not to be looking at her children as individuals, but as "children" , and "children" are simply supposed to act a certain way.

Chinese officials said 'they have done what they needed to do and the rest of the world should give them room' to act, he said.

And said I've lost control again, And a voice that told her when and where to act, She said I've lost control again.

She seems not to be looking at her children as individuals, but as "children" , and "children" are simply supposed to act a certain way.

Chinese officials said 'they have done what they needed to do and the rest of the world should give them room' to act, he said.

And said I've lost control again, And a voice that told her when and where to act, She said I've lost control again.

for a man who wishes to act entirely up to his professions of virtue soon meets with what destroys him among so much that is evil.

Thoreau's main goal was to maintain his own moral virtue and his freedom to act on the truth as he saw it.

Bial decided to set up a program that would send a group of students to college to act as a support system for one another.

When discussing the Balkans, the tolerant multiculturalism is allowed to act out his repressed racism.

In an emergency, he said, the fund had to be able to act quickly even if that reduced the understanding of outsiders.

But how much harder is it, to have to act on them without knowing what they are?

The department continued to act as an agent to collect general sewage charges on behalf of the Drainage Services Department.

Symptoms: The code seems to act as if a previously corrected bug is still there.

If he decided - consciously or unconsciously - not to act on it, how much time does he have left?

You've got to act, and you've got to say: "I don't actually have everything I could want right now, and I've got to be somewhat flexible" .

It is prohibited to organize, force, induce, shelter or introduce a woman to engage in prostitution or to act indecently against women.

All animals have it. It seems to vary enough, but not too much, to act as a reliable marker.

The administration has said that it prefers legislation but yesterday's decision showed that it would not be afraid to act on its own.

Btuitut over the long haul, capitalism tends to act as a moderating force on the bastard-crushing fantasies of the web's pioneers.

Despite the pattern of repressive authorities trying to control the Internet, other governments have been slow to act.

Executives began talking about making changes nearly a year ago, he said, but the recent recall problems have spurred the company to act.

The board used to act like that of a (particularly testy) joint venture, continually having to seek Franco-German entente.

Yet there has never been a more important time for media conglomerates and their financiers to act and adapt to the Internet age.

"The interim constitution does not give any right to the president to act as a parallel power, " he said.

Legally, each of these directors is bound to act in the best interests of each corporation on whose board he or she sits.

These cases are but a few examples of how our press begin to act as a watchdog on a wider range of both political and nonpolitical issues.

None of this is what businesses need to hear as they struggle out of a serious recession, but there is still time to act.

It was your privilege, Armand, to act as you did: the rate for one of my nights was not always so high!

This makes it easier for customers to choose between them, and might be thought to act against each individual bank's best interests.

He said the authorities had to act quickly - even though the conclusion later turned out to be wrong.

Service-oriented companies motivate, train and empower their employees to act like the company they work for is their own business.

But it will, at least, start to build a fire under policy makers, bringing us closer to the day when, at long last, they are ready to act.

That he was moved to act just a week before one will raise the suspicion that the Fed knows something that markets don't.

This, he said, would allow them to "act boldly and expeditiously without having to go through a lengthy or even painful approval process. "

Jean-Claude Trichet, ECB president, said the bank was prepared to act "pre-emptively" to avoid excessive wage demands.

Traders trying to act on the evidence of a bubble might for the moment be frustrated, however.

If China continues to act as it has, we Japanese will be prepared to engage in a long, long struggle with China.

For the previous 30 minutes he had caught glimpses of a policeman peering through the door window. Now he hoped to give him a chance to act.

He was trying to act as a problem solver, when instead, she wanted him to confirm her feeling and give her support.

There was no reason for you to act so poorly.

In fact, dark matter seems to act as a scaffold on which visible matter is arranged.

but as he spoke , they quietened , he pointed out that they were needed for an essential job to act as an army of occupation.

However, he said, they had to act within the parameters of the code of conducts prepared in consultation with all the stakeholders.

The fact that Saudi Arabia agreed to sit down with Israel at this meeting may hint that Bush is ready to act on that point.

We believe your leaders must seize these moments to act appropriately in making the announcement to move you into a new age of being.

I try not to stifle his desire to be independent, and more importantly, I try not to act like it bothers me that he is picky.

But the president said the U. S has an obligation to act against threats to "common humanity and common security. "

If you want me to act the fool on the stage, I suppose that's what I could do.

With a new man in the White House, regulators in Washington let it be known that they intended to act with greater vigilance.

It was time for her to act.

When a priority request comes in from a specific customer, we need to be able to act quickly -- without destabilizing projects in progress.

Far from acting as a stabilizer, the Federal Reserve failed to act as it should have in several circumstances.

Why are we not generating our own content? You know, it's not enough to complain. We need to act.

You can opt for the translation services of a human being to act as a mediator between you and those with whom you interact.

And for a given set of people working on a given technology, the time to act is always now.

The diplomats on the front lines working on these topics rarely are the officials who, back home, have the authority or expertise to act.

It's wicked of him to act like that.

In countries with poorly developed market economies and undemocratic systems, it noted, populism was more likely to act like "dynamite" .

I couldn't be happier but I had to act as if I was sad and upset.

Whenever possible, Biden said, the United States will choose to act preventively.

You may have a thought, picture, or simply a gut reaction that might make it easier for you to act on your intuition.

Thus, trying to act as a combined research and healthcare operation is misguided.

In other words, the Internet will be able to think, have feelings, and may well be able to act on its own.

One of its jobs is to act as a messenger carrying genetic information from a cell's nucleus to the machinery which makes proteins.

Topiramate seems to act through multiple mechanisms to ameliorate diabetic symptoms, some of them unknown.

That's not what I meant you know I just wanted to act I guess in other words actor.

At the beginning of this month, it (re-)emerged that there were far fewer male teachers in primary schools to act as role models.

That doesn't mean, however, that you want to act every time a bit of news sends you twitching.

But this was such a great promotion plan. I knew I had to act on it immediately, ' Mr. Song says.

Noda's comments came after a senior finance ministry official said Japan is ready to act decisively on currencies when needed.

KERRY O'BRIEN: I know that you've only been the Minister for two years but it does seem reasonable to ask why it's taken so long to act.

It's small of him to act like that.

But for evolution to be able to act, there must be individual variation between mice, and between men.

There are many real world objects being connected to the Internet nowadays, he said, and they are beginning to act in concert.

The concept of a portal is to act as an information aggregator for its end users.

Its luxury far exceeded the level of economic development, its extravagance and waste to act dido extent, the wind must not be long.

But the Democratic leadership is not inclined to act, absent a signal from the White House that Mr. Bush would be willing to sign a bill.

Many APIs require you to authenticate with them, using Oauth or other mechanisms, to act on behalf of a web user.

I have on at least three occasions, been asked to act as a conduit to him for others.

The purchases of their government debt helped reduce their borrowing costs, but the bank will probably have to act again.

It was making bricks without straw for him to act an old man in the play.

Some kids are able to ask friend to act as family for them-sometimes temporarily-and this can be a big help.

Thank you for your letter of September 30 in which you indicate your desire to act as our sole agent for our products in Taiwan.

It strengthens your relationship with your conscience and thus allows you to act more promptly since your motives and desires are clearer.

In our eagerness to act for the good of others, we seem to do a great deal of harm.

For the bus to act as a Web service requestor, sending Web service messages to providers, it must be configured with a resource adapter.

Over the past two years, I've begun to overcome this fear, have begun to act. I've begun to make my own luck.

Most interestingly, these modifications seem to act in concert and are associated with the circadian metabolic rhythm of cells.

Really, how long security hadn't urged that he tidies up the thing to leave, opens the fine jade to have to act accordingly.

The very traits that make Anne unique and enrich her inner life also cause her to act passionately and stubbornly and to bungle chores.

His biblical understanding of the worth of a human soul and the justice of a holy God compelled him to act on his beliefs.

To "act up, " is a two-word phrasal verb meaning to have problems or to create problems.

And Paul, what did you make of what he said about where responsibility lies to act on this?

Life itself made out paths cross and we had to act at a time when dramatic changes were taking place in the country.

But we do need to act convincingly to curb future deficits. Austerity can't be fun, but how painful it will be is still partially up to us.

The Bank is authorised to ACT on any information given by any Director or the Secretary as to any change therein. . .

Council is ready to listen , to follow up with research , to deliberate and to act promptly .

The point of tracking your site is to act on the information you gather and use it to improve your web site's effectiveness.

Mr Yang was also slow to act when he took charge.

She said Israel had no choice in the face of such attacks but to act.

What's more, the handy battery is friendly enough to act as an emergency charger for your mobile phone and other small gadgets.

Shylock begins to move towards Antonio, and is ready to act.

Many accountants just do tax returns and are not qualified to act as an outside voice and keep an eye on the health of the company.

I hold with you that young people should dare to think, dare to speak and dare to act.

Moreover it is ready to act effortlessly with the combined help of the force of gravity and the muscles.

Over the remote ocean, the air is usually cleaner than it is over land, so there are fewer particles to act as seeds for cloud droplets.

Write a play and act it out. Use your imagination and write a play together. Get family members to act out the different roles.

Art has no influence upon action. It annihilates the desire to act.

There cannot be love without trust and there cannot be trust unless we take the responsibility to act in a way that people can trust us.

If we fail to act, one out of every five dollars we earn will be spent on healthcare within a decade.

US President Barack Obama has called on Israeli and Palestinian leaders to act with a sense of urgency in restarting stalled peace talks.

5 And there was given to him a mouth speaking great things and blasphemies, and authority was given to him to act for forty-two months.

Students pass a ball with the music, when the music stop, you will get a situation problem, try to act it out.

China's reluctance to act is largely due to its close relationship with Pakistan, the prism through which Beijing views much of the region.

All it takes is for that wallop to act upon a weak point, crushing it, which then allows a tectonic plate to move. . . maybe an inch.

Were I a lot younger--or had I already retired, with a pension to act as a safety Belt, it would Be different, of course.

In order for you to act on your objective, it must be actionable.

He said his administration will continue to act to strengthen financial markets and improve investor confidence.

For the management of personnel measures, internal communication within the company to act as coordinator.

To rephrase his question: Does modernity, more than any other social syndrome, cause individuals to act and present themselves unnaturally?

In order for the ErrorMessage. jsp page to be able to act as an error page, this directive must appear somewhere in the page.

But at least central banks have shown themselves ready and able to act.

'He said it's clearly going to get worse, but we have to act to prevent it from getting much worse, ' Mr. Miller said.

All concerned should have the wits to see that and the guts to act accordingly.

Su Wei, a senior Chinese delegate, said: "The science is clear. We have to act now. We cannot wait. "

Had he done so, he would have received nearly all the powers he wanted, and he would have been seen to act legally.

Now that you're in a grounded state of mind, you can draw on your inner wisdom to act not reactively , but skillfully.

It is still Bush's power to act now, but Obama's obligation to tell jittery Americans what he plans to do.

Besides emotional conflicts, Yau Yi Tat is responsible to act funny in the movie. When Eric acted with him, he could not help laughing.

Networks of self-help women's groups have been set up to act as a decentralised agricultural extension system.

Mr. Oddsson, in a telephone interview, said it was wrong to think his words prompted the British to act.

Finding it frustrating that world hunger seemed both an overwhelming and a faraway issue, she was determined to act.

Our failure to act with respect to a breach by you or others does not waive our right to act with respect to subsequent or similar breaches.

This allows the various parts of the system to act in ways that are helpful to the team member and in alignment with the process.

It said: "life is a play" , I wanna to act a play with you and it just belongs to us, my girl!

Still, there's always lots of research to be done in a home-related plan, so dig in and do that, with an eye to act in June's first week.

Accordingly, each advocates the need to act now to protect the sanctity of these assets in time of conflict as well as in times of peace.

From the mid-1990s onwards, development has not been persuasive enough to act as the core idea maintaining social balance.

In some areas of Bordeaux , a sandy iron-rich layer is located deep enough below the surface to act as a water table for the vine.

And no one in a position to act has proposed a realistic way out of this debt, not even in theory.

Yong Qi and Benjamin often to save her and made to act with confusion, a Western friends, became her singular "about the law" .

Emerson id affirmative about man's intuitive knowledge, with which a man can trust himself to decide what is right and to act accordingly.

Mr. Frieden said the bailout fund would have to act 'together with' the IMF and the ECB.

All his life he tried to act out his beliefs.

Vershbow says Washington is ready to follow through, but needs North Korea to act decisively.

She tried to act out a story that she had read.

Some banks would have liked to act more aggressively before now, but were restrained by a desire not to be first with the bad news.

Language generous to be able to thoughtful, caring person, able to act on pay, and good for others, leaving their bad.

The question is whether it would be wise to act now, with the U. S. and some European nations still hovering near recession.

GREECE : People elect beautiful girls to act as " angels " to send gifts to the children of all the households .

Lu said that there was a lack of understanding of laws, and some food manufacturers continue to act in an underhand and dishonest fashion.

Mr Saakashvili decided to act at once, ordering troops into South Ossetia to stop the shelling but not to fight the Russian troops there.

Now that you can easily determine the length of the queue, you need a script to act on this data.

No, I told you not to freak out. Freak out means to panic or to act crazy and excited.

Amnesty mobilizes thousands of people who have never been tortured or imprisoned for their beliefs to act on behalf of those who have.

The quickest way to do that is to act like the developed-economy companies with which those partners are already accustomed to dealing.

But until now he has generally been a voice of caution against legislation to try to force Beijing to act.

PTSD can cause individuals to act as if they are constantly threatened by the trauma that caused their illness.

Kuran argued that under such dictatorships, citizens are required to act in public as if they are content with the status quo.

He is an interpreter, one whose duty it is to act as a bridge or channel between the minds of his readers.

Ironically, if you choose not to follow up, there's a chance the position will be lost to someone else because you failed to act.

The way out of the crisis is not to act as a group of states that just happen to share a common currency.