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In contrast to many speakers, he said he was not concerned about over-regulation but about a return to business as usual.

Meanwhile, Kenyon stated it is business as usual for Chelsea despite the fact Arsenal are set to investigate the matter.

It's true that scientists don't know exactly how much world temperatures will rise if we persist with business as usual.

She said this "cannot be business as usual" adding there must be an "international response. "

Yet despite our collective best efforts, one year on, the capital markets seem to be reverting to business as usual.

Yet U. S. policy makers seem intent on keeping it alive, and Wall Street management acts as if it's business as usual.

In the meantime, her organisation, funded entirely by a government grant, is trying to go about business as usual.

"It is neither possible, nor practical, nor acceptable to return to conducting business as usual, as if everything is fine, " he said.

The Party, at least in the form of its MPs, have clearly expressed that business as usual a la Dr. Brown cannot continue.

Every new acronym I hear turns out to be another dirty trick designed to allow rich countries to go on with business as usual.

Its decision to carry on with business as usual may have been helped by Mr Hu's admission in court this week that he took bribes.

This might be called the "business as usual" fear - traders never like the part of the business cycle when rates are rising.

The fury at "business as usual" in the Temples of Mammon is understandable, but it is a rotten basis for trying to regulate finance.

Lighting, however, also helped clue viewers in to the fact that this picture wasn't business as usual.

Only a week after the fire, it was business as usual in the store.

The challenge is not to define social entrepreneurship so broadly that it becomes just another word used to disguise business as usual.

Only a week after the fire in store it was business as usual.

But signs are everywhere in Tamaulipas that cartel leaders are ready to return to business as usual as soon as the soldiers leave.

But most players were trying to get back to "business as usual" . . . the comfortable old world of verticalized manufacturing and marketing.

A Google spokeswoman declined to comment on the company's market share, but said the company is 'continuing business as usual in China. '

But once these kids became outpatients, they were thrown into the maw of the Pentagon bureaucracy. It was just business as usual.

While it may look like business as usual in the container terminal, the signs of trouble are lurking below the surface.

While this is business as usual, the arrival of new technology brings extra considerations with it that have to be dealt with.

It is all business as usual for an experienced operator like Mr King.

It may sound like a bizarre horror story, but it's just business as usual for Nicrophorus americanus, the American burying beetle.

In Dalian, Ms. Qiu, Rino's chairwoman and the wife of its C. E. O. , says only that it is business as usual at the company.

Those who believe in carrying on with business as usual might as well suggest powering cars with a troika of horses.

Our office is not the same without you. With best wishes for your full recovery and return to business as usual.

Elizabeth: Not really. Business as usual . . . you know.

The Royal Palace shut briefly but four days later it was business as usual, with Norwegians and tourists milling around the forecourt.

Its not any sort of cloak and dagger scenario its just business as usual.

Site business as usual, many workers are operating, see that the majority of workers are mainly in the construction details.

In Huang's case, it seems many are willing to look past his vices, particularly in a country where bribery is considered business as usual.

The company, which has filed for bankruptcy in the United States, says it is business as usual in India.

Some are hoping for a swift return to "business-as-usual" , with an American recovery providing a new fillip to China's exporters.

Despite the uncertainty about the long-term impacts of the BP spill, Washington is moving aggressively to return to business as usual.

A broad consensus has emerged that in the area of agriculture and food production, "business as usual" is no longer an option.

The rise of a center-left party promising to soothe the pain of globalization is being seen as a major break with business as usual.

The model of these banks has got to change fundamentally: it ain't business as usual.

The toolkit described in this article consists of a number of approaches to estimating both projects and "business as usual" work.

Railways are at a crossroad where business as usual is not sustainable in the long run.

That was all business as usual, he assumed, for an enterprise bent on dominating the universe.

Too many governments are treating climate change in a business-as-usual mode rather than in an emergency mode.

It seems that managers' ability to create twaddle is so fundamental that, after a brief hiccup in September, it is now business as usual.

Gradually fading out of the fellow's life, village fees or business as usual, may rarely participated in the activity.

Such extravagances, which break no rules, might be shrugged off as business as usual in ordinary times.

Needless to say, such candour brought howls of angry indignation from an industry bent on getting back to business as usual.

"If the rating agencies believe this is going to be business as usual, they are very wrong, " one Commission official said.

"The Federal Government is not likely to meet its goals in the coming years using a business-as-usual approach, " the report said.

And if it's business as usual, we're going out of business.

It was business as usual, although they managed to avoid touching or looking at one another.

As with the MPI, many academics have acknowledged the limitations of business-as-usual "show-me-the-money" poverty analysis.

Business as usual in healthcare is broken and we've got to do something different.

On international bribery, according to a promise on the OECD's website, it is " no longer business as usual " .

For a test process in a RUP project, only tool support is specific, the other two are "business as usual. "

The business-as-usual appearance, however, belies the reality of a business with no future.

In fact, your foremost goal should be for business as usual with your new software delivery automation solution.

There will be no quick return to business as usual for the Fed or any other central bank (see article).

If he lets Mr Blankfein dash straight back to business as usual, Goldman will have won again.

It is horrifying, too, that it is guaranteed by the taxpayer, even as it returns to business as usual.

Readers of The End of Business as Usual will also find themselves challenged by some of the writing.

The first is 'business as usual' with coal burnt for energy and with manure left to decompose naturally.

In short, it is business as usual with SOA as an architectural model for IT-centric integration.

In other words, business as usual, only perhaps a bit more so in the weeks and months ahead.

"Certainly, it is not business as usual for Western companies in Iran; not under these circumstances, " said an Iranian consultant in Dubai.

Wireless applications are increasing in popularity as more people want to carry on business as usual on the golf course or by the pool.

Yet it would be wrong to conclude that we are returning to "business as usual" .

"It is still business as usual for developers, " said one Standard Chartered banker.

With this in mind, I find that my conscience will not allow me to continue with business as usual.

For the bride's parents and siblings alike the challenge will now be to combine their new status as royal in-laws with business-as-usual.

Local governments should be open to innovations rather than adhering to business-as-usual policies.

Or will it be business as usual , with everyone in the cockpit crossing fingers and hoping to ride out the " turbulence " ?

"We really want full ownership, " she said. "We can have a new Detroit, not the same business as usual. "

Russia must understand that there will be no business as usual so long as it continues to occupy Georgia and threaten its neighbors.

Tens of thousands of Britons are still stranded abroad and it could take weeks to get back to business as usual.

Most were reluctant to talk about "business as usual" , however, for fear of inciting the Chinese authorities to take retaliatory measures.

But the past two years have been full of events that fall outside the two-thirds band that defines business as usual .

Analysts remain divided over whether China's new targets represent a significant departure from business as usual.

Apple tried to stress that it was business as usual.

Deutsche Bank spokesman Ted Meyer said, 'Citadel is a valued customer and our relationship is business as usual. '

He said it was "not business as usual" as the UK was not sending a letter of congratulations to Ahmadinejad.

Kozul-Wright says the LDC's must break free of their dependence on trade in exports because business as usual will not deliver growth.

If Obama takes a "business as usual" approach in Beijing, it will seem out of step.

External members may be more critical of business as usual and force consideration of other alternatives for problems.

If Mr Sarkozy and Mr Solbes revert to business as usual, they will fail just as their predecessors did.

Their idea of ending business as usual was starting to look like ending the financial world as we know it.

A day or two later, Guanghua was doing business as usual when a soldier came to buy meat.

However on Monday morning Beijing's streets were full of taxis, and Tuesday was business as usual too. So what happened?

Business as usual, huh? Hey, l heard you got the new kid. Looks like a stiff! Oops.

Germany and France say they want a G20 deal on tougher rules governing bonuses to stop a return to "business as usual. "

The continuation of business as usual means doing nothing to reduce emissions.

For all of our combined customers, it will be business as usual, with no changes in products or disruption in service.

They understand that business as usual is not good enough for American travelers.

At practice this week, it's business as usual. That means goofing off, braiding each others' hair and playing with make-up.

However, in two crucial respects, it is not just business as usual.

Schulte says now is not the time for business as usual.

But when it eventually does, will there really be a return to business as usual?

When you see the unusual in the midst of the mundane, don't continue business as usual.

The exploration of a new world has turned into business as usual.

Even in Europe, business-as-usual can include illegal activities.

The term "business as usual" normally delights tradesmen and their customers.

"We cannot take a 'business as usual' approach, " he cautioned.

The starting point has to be with the consequences of "business as usual" .

Others paint a less abrasive picture, though they confirm his impatience with business as usual.

Those enterprises with minimal or ad hoc IT governance could muddle through with business as usual.

The Chinese media had been primed to expect a decisive move away from business as usual.

But he does challenge, and in forthright terms, any notion that the world can go back to business as usual.

Some suggestions for avoiding business as usual in a new workplace.

Or have we pressed the pause button briefly before allowing everyone to resume business as usual?

"Business as usual will not be there, " Gilani told CNN .

And once the hype over Google's exit fades, the companies will go back to business as usual.

If the traditional left offers no answer, can the free market right return to business as usual?

It is thus tempting to view the summer's disruptions as a "flesh wound" and to return to business as usual.

But as bank profits and bonuses mount, discontent at what looks like business as usual is growing.

Too big, too late, too dear and badly realised. Sounds like business as usual for the MoD.

That's not to say it will be business as usual.

But it is not business as usual. We are operating on a heightened security alert.

The Chinese emphasis on personal connections (guanxi) makes it hard to distinguish between business-as-usual and corruption.

The essence of the plan can really be boiled down to this: It can no longer be business as usual in the world's financial markets.

It will not be business as usual for government bond prices.

The cat goes to visit the queen, but it's business as usual -- the cat chases a mouse.

The latter, in particular, fears disruption to business as usual and the spoils system.

The sooner this case is closed, the sooner we're gone and you're back to business as usual.

(19) Is totally satisfied with conducting Business As Usual (which generally leads to Business As Over).

Lord Jesus, too often after hearing the good news we go right back to business as usual.

But other signs point to a return to business as usual.

Today's rise in inflation is back to business as usual in these sectors.

Soon, it should be business as usual at the French store.

The undertow of business as usual seems especially strong this year.

How soon will the financial sector be back to business as usual?

With business as usual, emissions would be between 54 billion and 60 billion tonnes.

The wider theme here is one of business as usual.

If business as usual continues, food prices will only trend upward.

"Business as usual will not do, " Dr Diouf declared.

Whatever the differences, it's still mostly business as usual.

Either way, it looked like business as usual to me.

Maybe. Operationally it looks like business as usual.

It's nearly, although not quite, back to business as usual.

That allows producers and traders to get on with business as usual.

"If we give in to the European church and treat it as business as usual, things will never change. "

Stock-taking today. Business as usual tomorrow.

The urge is to get back to business as usual.

Assist SFE Manager to deliver other TIE projects and Business As Usual related to sales force.

As the world economy returns to business as usual, the gold market may also return to some semblance of normality.

It will not work if we try to implement it while still doing business as usual.

Punitive measures from the government and "business as usual" from our nation's colleges and universities just won't cut it.

She says there will be no interruption in services and bankers can expect business as usual.

If we continue with business as usual, they say, we are facing a rise in global temperatures that will be little short of apocalyptic.

Plainly, business as usual cannot yet resume.

It argues that many of their claims are justified: feeding the world in 2050 will be hard, and business as usual will not do it.

We had this huge crisis, and now we're back to business as usual?

Business as usual for the Tokyo stock market.

It's newspaper business as usual: massive waste.

So we are no longer accepting business as usual.

In spite of the surge in headline volumes, it is business as usual in some parts of the landscape.

Business as usual and the pace of innovation is jut not fast enough.

When approved, you just shift the people from business as usual to the growth projects.

Yet it is not to business as usual.

It's a fundamental change from business as usual.

But Qom shows why business-as-usual is dangerous.

A lot will depend on how quickly the Fed can get back to business as usual.

China's takeover of HongKong on July i was supposed to mean business as usual.

At issue: Just what, exactly, is 'business as usual' for the Chinese economy?

No matter what industry you work in a "business as usual" mindset will sink your ship.

Well, business as usual. Then am I covered? L: Oh, yes. We will give you a 4% commission on every transaction.

It is not quite business as usual in Nigeria.

So now I have made the 150th win for Ferrari it is back to business as usual, as they say in business.

Business as usual would increase temperatures by 6C.

Those who expect a swift return to the business-as-usual of 2006 are fantasists.

That the result has been known for weeks marks, in some ways, a return to business-as-usual .

Then go back to business as usual.

But until then, "it's business as usual. "

Until all regulatory approvals are obtained, it is business as usual at Microsoft and at Skype.

People are tired of business as usual.

"He had a chat with the staff and it's very much business as usual, " a News of the World source said.

In the guards' room, it's business as usual.

China's voluntary pledge to trim its carbon intensity by 40% to 45% by 2020 is basically business as usual.

Globalization has changed the way the world does business. It is clear that we can no longer do business as usual.

It will not be business as usual in the future.

If we pursue "business as usual" , CO2 concentration levels will reach twice the pre-industrial level by around 2050.

They mean business and it isn't business as usual.

The fear is that it will bankroll a return to business as usual.

Rather it is very important for us to continue these performances as business as usual.

Content farmers will need to beat it if they want to keep up business as usual.

I suddenly wanted to have a drink that night. I finished the magic wine. I continue with my business as usual.

Business as usual means we'll have 23 gigatons from China by 2050.

Maybe elsewhere in the world, but this is China, which makes it business as usual.

Given the nature of the threat, we can't go back to business as usual.

It will be business as usual for Goldman Sachs this morning.

Next is business as usual as far as I am concerned.

It can no longer be business as usual.

This is a 290 million tonne reduction in emissions by 2020, about 40 per cent below business-as-usual emissions.

You can read that yourself, just it is that the message went out: this is not business as usual.

For those who keep it ' business as usual ', think and check again; this is my dear advise from my bosom to yours, my children.

Is it business as usual -- things and more things under the tree -- or do we see the newborn king?

Other than that, it can go about business as usual.

Most are up and running again, but some, including a site called Chartbeat, are still struggling to return to business as usual. [CNNMoney]

the city had suffered considerable damage , but not enough to prevent the locals from continuing with life and business as usual

Business as usual is not a tolerable alternative

and minding my own business, as usual,

free rent, individual charges, observances Weekendly, business as usual;

So it's not fair to consider the recent crackdown on energy use 'business as usual, ' he says

Business as usual; A street in Chinatown, left, and another in lower Manhattan, right, both pictured in October 3, 1942

But the boss's complaint is probably just business as usual;

it will not be business as usual

Business as usual: The use of English in the professional world in Hong Kong Stephen Evans