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Since 2003, he has spent up to a third of every year on the remote archipelago in the central South Pacific.

Yang Jianchang, a legislator in Shenzhen, said he had been trying to get the central government's attention, with little success.

One of the central questions the project's designed to answer is whether Babbage would have been able to actually build it at all.

But as long as Beijing maintains its current exchange-rate regime, the central bank has no control over the size of its reserves.

One of the aims of the new guidelines is to allow the market forces of demand and supply, not the central government, to set grain prices.

Under any of these alternatives, the central bank would be behaving like any other bank, creating money in the act of lending.

In other studies, viral vectors have been used to introduce "therapeutic" genes into the central nervous system.

The metal prices are highly volatile at the moment, but the Central Bank has not imposed any limits on gold acquisition, he said.

And as he prepared to leave the talks in the central Italian city of L'Aquila, he admitted it was a bit much.

The central bank has not published such an estimate before, and did not comment any further on the implications of the figure.

It's not the end of the game, but it's where you strike the critical blow to the enemy by attacking the central command center.

The central bank's inaction is owed to a particular set of Japanese circumstances as the economy moves out of a decade of deflation.

Emerging evidence indicates that this highly organized response also takes place in the central nervous system.

The central console pours down from the upper dash between the front seats in a graceful cataract of switches and displays.

But Tuesday's report came the same day the central bank said the economy is not growing fast enough to reduce unemployment.

they suggest that the central bank prefers to fudge the recognition of losses in the system if it thinks stability is at risk.

He said the central bank will make a decision on its subordinated loan plan as soon as possible.

Just as the sun is the central body of the solar system, so the nucleus is the CORE of the atom.

The hotel has good public transport connections, and is just a few minutes'walk from the central train station.

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

In a remarkable bit of political maneuvering, the Central Committee plenum adjourned without a substantive discussion of China.

Even the "third-year effect" can largely be explained by the central bank's reluctance to rock the boat towards the end of a presidency.

To the best of our knowledge, MAP-2 expression has not been thoroughly evaluated in tissues outside of the central nervous tissue.

That's why I'd be worried if he were to disappear from [the central bank] and was replaced by Shang Fulin. That would be awful.

The boss laughed and said, "Seems you are powerful. I heard you were not from the central land. " The boss glanced at him.

One was draped over the central courthouse building until a few days ago -- it was even larger than the rebel flag draped on the building.

The Saudi response contrasts with that of the Central Bank of Bahrain, where banks owned by the two groups first defaulted.

The General Secretary of the Central Committee must be a member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau.

No Party organization, up to and including the Central Committee, has the right to deprive any Party member of the above-mentioned rights.

Known as a Wolf-Rayet star, the central star is an extremely hot giant thought to be in a brief, pre-supernova stage of evolution.

The recent joint army and marines counter-insurgency manual says the central aim is not to destroy the enemy but to protect civilians.

Procedures to be in place at both the central and sub-central levels of government, subject to any transitional measures of course.

Analysts said the central bank initiatives were likely to help conditions, but warned that credit markets remained jittery.

He said the central bank is ready to inject a massive amount of funds into the markets from early Monday morning if needed.

Two years ago, water plants Fengmao, the pleasant scenery of the Central Yunnan basin, has been a strong rise Gudian Kingdom.

One reason to think not is that the central bank has not been able to raise interest rates anything like as quickly as it would like.

Increasingly, the central government seems to be waking up to these problems.

The coexistence of many plant species competing for a few resources is one of the central puzzles of community ecology.

CDB spokeswoman said the bank had no comment on the injection beyond the central bank's statement.

He also faced down powerful figures in the central government as he took on militias with powerful friends.

The president postponed a trip to the central state of Indiana, which had been planned for Friday.

Context changes due to page switching with a cross-page wire or selection change take place in the central components.

The central banks of Japan and Australia pumped more than $15bn between them into the money markets to encourage interbank lending.

Glasshouses are nurseries for seedlings scattered around the central part of the garden, amongst the school sports fields and playgrounds.

"It gives me a lot of hope because the central government is really trying to enforce building codes, " she said.

He made him the central Pillar of Divine Revelation of the Hidden Secrets and the Key for the Lock of the Throne of Knowledge.

the acquisition rod with a acquisition cotton ball at the bottom is fixed at the wall of the central hole.

The Bank of Korea, the central bank, may miss its inflation target as higher import prices drive up the cost of living.

They tell about a family who lived on the great flat land known as the prairie in the central part of the United States.

The dreamers are the central bankers, bureaucrats and politicians (not just in Europe) who believe bad debts do not need to be written down.

" The General Assembly elected central leading organs, Chen served as the secretary of the Central Bureau. As well as " Communist.

The act: The Kazakh-born Yandarbiyev was one of the central figures in the Chechen independence movement's turn toward radical Islamism.

When symptoms emerge, the patient is often already in an advanced disease stage where the central nervous system is affected.

As the central bank has tightened monetary policy, this has made it harder for the bank to win the business of ordinary savers.

Fan said the central bank could continue to loosen monetary policy if loan growth turns out to be sluggish next year.

As if in a mini-Europe, the central bank has to set a single rate for parts of the economy that are performing very differently.

In Brazil, the central bank governor, Henrique Meirelles, said he welcomed the Chinese announcement, but wanted to see results.

He said the Central government wanted to encourage students to move to less-developed areas of China, especially its western regions.

During this process, the local ethnic groups began to identify themselves with the Central Plains Culture willingly or not.

It shows that the reform of the current system still did not touch the central appointment system for this fundamental problem.

The central government has weighed in as well, raising back value added tax rebates for a range of exports that had been trimmed earlier.

Last night Kate was positively glowing as she arrived at the central London hotel where she was to spend her final night as a single woman.

Greek philosopher Aristotle believes that the heart is the central organ of the body and therefore the seat of the soul.

This seems to be another example of the central government saying one thing and the local government doing another.

The western edge of Ordos Basin, at least the central northern part of the western edge, is not a foreland basin.

But if action needs to be immediate, as it does, the only entity able to supply the needed funds is the central bank.

The central truth of that logic still seems to be apparent as the Treasury keeps finding takers for American debt.

They brought me to the central park to see the special children's show and then bought me a toy cat as present.

The Central Committee concerns itself with the general situation of RIF, the activities of the President and those of other officials.

He said the central bank will also propose easing restrictions to allow micro lending firms to borrow money.

But with the year winding down, the central bank also has to decide how much it should tighten lending quotas for next year.

For the moment, the central bank's actions seem to have calmed the money markets, where rates fell below 7% on November 5th.

He said there had been no nationwide initiative and the central government had not provided money to fund local projects.

In the central portion was the vast wholesale and shopping district, to which the uninformed seeker for work usually drifted.

If the poll results prove correct, banks would be required to put 19 percent of deposits at the central bank by the end of this year.

Though the central bank now seems to suggest the status quo will continue, it would be odd for China to flag any move on the yuan.

Such steps had been taken in the US and UK, where the central bank had seen deflation risks, he said.

The name "city" was given to a settlement because it had achieved a certain degree of political autonomy from the central government.

Another important determinant of a currency's value is the credibility of the manager of that currency--the central bank.

He said the strengthening of the Norwegian krone would keep the central bank from raising rates by more.

The central government also continues to subsidise the cost of electricity to the tune of billions of dollars a year.

The central Government is in London, but Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland each have their own separate assemblies for internal affairs.

The surface of the sun effective temperature for 5762 K, and the central region of the internal temperature is as high as millions degrees.

Before he had reached the central portion of the city he thought the whole matter over and decided it would be useless.

packaging, bar code at the bottom of the best on the long side of the central authorities.

Mr. Yunus has remained at work since the central bank's ruling, but he appears to be running out of legal options to stay.

Other analysts said the central bank did not always publicly signal measures.

The central bank recently referred to its "extremely favourable labour market developments" .

A bonding pad with an RFID chip disposed thereon is arranged at the central area of the pair of extended conductive arms.

But this caveat should not cloud the central issue: a coup in a region which has shed authoritarianism should not be allowed to stand.

One of the central issues was the existence or non-existence of a free market.

Since the "central dogma" thesis cuts across traditions, I might as well start with my own.

Since the long era of shortage, the central authorities have been concentrating our entire national wealth on "key" projects and areas.

The central forecast of the budget deficit tends to be universally accepted. It just seems simpler that way.

As a matter of fact, the central banks with specific regulatory functions were created in the middle of 19th century. OK, we call it a day.

All oil revenues, he said, should and would flow to the central government, to be disbursed as it thinks fit.

The fact that it tells the true story of two gay penguins at the Central Park zoo in New York does not appear to have placated opponents.

The door for contacts and talks between the Central Government of China and the Dalai Lama is always open.

Instead, the central bank has been trying to make sure commercial banks keep within their lending targets, which banks habitually exceed.

The patient can comfortably turn over towards both sides and in a supine gesture, and is always on the central axis of the bed body.

But since the central bank crackdown, new applicants have come up with no more than six at a time.

The company is still in its early days and faces obstacles, despite the powerful backing of the central bank.

Walking into the central hall, Lu was greeted by a reporter just back from Kandaha and he said working there was too tired and dangerous.

The public is entitled to know how much of their purse is at risk in the central banking world.

Imagine a remote user who connects to the central database and wishes to bring their data up-to-date since the last time they were online.

However, the bank still seems to be managing the central rate, which has not moved far.

It has nothing to do with you. It is the central government that contributes to the economic development.

He speculates that market reformers at the central bank may be trying to shake up the domestic financial markets.

One thing we said was that there was a looming strike. We have not, the Central Working Committee, taken a date for a strike.

Protests began to spring up in the central square in Damascus and then moved south to Dara'a.

It has now fallen nearly 7% since the start of the year as investors fret that the central bank has failed to address inflation.

And the purchase of a noted gas- guzzling brand seems to run counter to the stated priorities of the central authorities in Beijing.

Never before has the central bank made such a policy declaration for as long a period as two years.

As a monopolized industry, salt industry has always been a special trade stressed by the central governments throughout Chinese history.

They have also appointed a head of the petroleum industry and the central bank just a few days ago.

He said the modest price gains give the central bank time to breathe before hiking interest rates this fall.

The Conservatives would also give the central bank powers to force lenders to spell out how they would be wound up in case of failure.

On the central of this palace is a rectangular courtyard , king's palace and Queen chambers are distributed around the garden .

Fonterra's executives felt they were misled by local health officials, who they believed had notified the central government, he said.

A writ may be obtained from the Central Office in London or from one of the local offices called district registries.

An ice climber makes his way up the walls of a stone quarry near the central German city of Fuerth on January 14, 2010.

And throughout the world, he is often the central image of American culture.

How much can the central bankers do?

Clearly, inflation is important and maintaining price stability is an important task of the central bank. It is not the only task, though.

But he said the discussion shouldn't distract from the central issue of tackling Greece's fiscal problems.

The country's media pack is now hounding the central-bank governor as if he were another celebrity rogue.

It is the central part of a piece of writing and what the author is trying to tell the reader.

As the ocean currents and the Arctic anti-cyclone, the Arctic is not the coldest place in the central Arctic Ocean.

The sun is hot, the surface temperature has several thousand degrees Celsius, the central temperature also wants hotly!

The central axis through the garden heavily decorated by flowerbeds, statues, fountains and pools is the visual center of the entire garden.

He'll still be around for a year and a half to attack the central bank.

But mostly the structural weakness was that the central bank was not designed to keep up with the pace of financial innovation.

The heart of any computer system is the central processing unit ( CPU ).

the central problem in the litigation activity was to determine the commission of a crime and dealt with the case according to it.

Trade routes from the ports to the central regions of the country began to be a serious problem.

is usually in the central section of the base ara, but sometimes it is in the frontal or rear sections, as circumstances require.

As well as raising rates, the central bank has increased the ratio of deposits banks must place in reserve with the central bank.

Michael Bowman, a fifth-generation Coloradan, would be happy to see new economic opportunity in the Central Great Plains.

To hold the achievement, the central authorities have set up a long-term mechanism to maintain the advanced nature of Party members'request.

However, to emphasize that the central leadership must be around the office were not directed canteen.

He never understood how rotten the central bureaucracies had become or how amoral the bureaucrats.

How transcription factors regulate gene transcription on chromatin is the central question of the study of gene expression regulation.

The central bank said the rumors could affect the normal circulation of the Renminbi and jeopardize financial security.

No details, but for those who think the central bank bears much of the responsibility for Japan's economic fills, it would be a good start.

As a rule, companies have been allowed to expand abroad as long as their investments meet some criteria set out by the central government.

Only through a comprehensive range of the Central Bank's payment processes " " products before they can be referred to as " " money.

An example of this duality is the fiscal grip of the central government compared with that of the 17 regions.

Space round the central hall of its main materials used in the wall of white plastic plate, the more bright and spacious space.

When you dynamically change an object, remember to check the central area of the status bar at the bottom of your screen.

He plays down the central accusation that Microsoft would face less of a piracy threat if it just lowered prices.

Before that , however , the bank had been the central banking instituion for over a century .

The central bank decided to cut interest rates back to record lows to avert a recession and took big steps to help cash-strapped banks.

A fierce spring storm has dropped snow on parts of the central Plains and spotted at least one tornado in Texas.

The width of the central peak is twice as great as the width of the lobes along- side it (generally referred to as side bands ) .

In this book, the Ingalls family continues to move from place to place in the central prairie land of America.

The central banker's task is to unscramble price signals distorted by panic, not to protect the markets from a signal that they do not like.

You probably know, by now at least, how the Central Intelligence Agency bought everything in the Spence book, hook, line and sinker.

But the director of the Central Intelligence Agency, Leon E. Panetta, said he believed the eventual release of photos was inevitable.

That was the central insight of Samuel P. Huntington, the greatest political scientist of the last half-century, who died on Christmas Eve.

The central authorities responded by instructing the Beijing municipal government to work out a plan for opening it up.

That would at least let private citizens accumulate foreign assets as well as the central bank.

Others may feel the Canadian approach would be ineffective as it may not be seen as credibly binding the central bank's future decisions.

The IMF said the scrapping of the dollar peg would increase the central bank's flexibility to tighten monetary conditions.

He said political progress has been slow, arguing that the central government is not functioning effectively.

I am talking here about the matter insofar as the Central Committee is concerned. The local leaders bore no responsibility.

One team of gunmen exchanged fire with police in an attempt to attack government ministries and the central bank before they were shot down.

He said the company has a letter of memorandum signed with GM, but hasn't obtained approval for the deal from the central government.

The central bank this month told six banks to temporarily set aside larger reserves, according to three people with knowledge of the matter.

The central messages of the book are to do with laying firm foundations, recruiting and rewarding excellence, and taking the long view.

"They [the central bank] can only fight against the economics for so long, " says one foreign exchange strategist.

The central bank could examine everything from the company's domestic parent to its smallest foreign subsidiary.

As it is she may have turned the Central Bank chief into a martyr for the cause of integrity in public policy.

President Bush has nominated Air Force General Michael Hayden to be the next director of the Central Intelligence Agency.

What was the evidence that connections were made between the central idea and the transdisciplinary theme ?

Bolivia's defense minister said the central government has sent food to the affected areas, supplies and pharmaceuticals.

The article had been published, as he had ascertained at the file in the Central Reading-room, but no word could he get from the editor.

For these increasingly huge mega cities, the central government has no choice but to develop adequate measures to transport the population.

The validity of the central field approximation rests on the great mass of the sun and on the relatively great separation of the planets.

He did not doubt that national interest would remain the central motivating force in international affairs.

Thought may be the central factor of degeneration of the mind, whereas insight opens the door to the wholeness of action.

The rate increase will be a disappointment to Indian business lobby groups that had been pushing the central bank to hold fire.

If the much vaunted systems do not work, then the central banks will have to step in (as the Federal Reserve did with LTCM).

Such a crisis would require another recapitalisation effort by the central government, putting additional strain on China's public finances.

And the central , but not all- important role of competition and survival of the fittest, shrinks just a little bit to make room .

Said Li Daokui , an academic economist who sits on the central bank's monetary-policy committee: 'This marks the beginning of a new era. '

This tends to dampen movement in the IPCA, and encourages the Central Bank to be cautious.

Both the central bankers and the Germans hate this idea, but it's the only plausible way the euro might be saved.

Funding for low-income housing has traditionally been a source of dispute between the central and local governments.

Consequently, out of basis points and true to its dual mandate, the central bank has shifted from conventional to unconventional easing.

The central meaning shared by these verbs is . to take in and hold as if by using bait or a lure.

The central role of the urban designer is to serve as the one who can often integrate the work of a diverse range of specialists.

As the central bank of the appreciating currency, it is in a strong position to do so.

One of the skating coaches at the Central Red Army Club in Moscow told me to come early to practice.

Can we separate the prestige of the Central Committee from that of the chief leading comrades on the Committee?

The Central Dogma was beloved of students because it was easy to remember and had no stated exceptions, like any good dogma.

With inflation continuing to rise, it is hard to see how the central bank governor can avoid another interest rate rise.

On Monday, the paper also referred to the young Mr. Kim as leader of the central committee of the party, a title he didn't previously hold.

We stopped at a junction on a main highway, which runs across the northern end of the central business district of Bangkok.

Europe's high unemployment, the central bankers declare, is nothing to do with macroeconomic policy: it is solely a "structural" problem.

When she was a baby, she stayed with my in-laws in Changsha, of the central Hunan Province, and was perfectly healthy.

"London in the past 10-15 years has become the central place in Europe for collectors - as it never had been before, " said Mr Craig-Martin.

Li wrote at least seven letters to the central government alleging bribery, corruption and mismanagement and petitioned officials in person.

Hardware includes the computer screen, the mouse, keyboard and of course the central processing unit that does all of the hard work for you.

Mr. Wang said corruption was an issue that the central and provincial government have been concerned about for years.

AT the next nATional Party congress the Central Advisory Commission will be abolished and a retirement system established.

The local municipal government, which reports directly to the central government in Beijing, is a major shareholder in the bank.

The cost of the damage is still being assessed, with teams working through the central city to check on building soundness.

The central bank said it would buy up to an additional seven hundred fifty billion dollars in mortgage-related securities.

The central bank is also sensitive to criticism that this summer it prematurely announced the end of Japan's debilitating era of deflation.

One of the central questions in the field of motor control is to understand how our motor goals are translated into actions.

The central bank, he said, could also buy more state bonds issued by other major economies and decrease holdings of US Treasury bills.

In the left side of his head, can clearly see the central chest pierced by a bullet traces.

Argentina lesson tells us that government borrowing must be brought under control, to be borrowing authority of the central government.

Inorder to begin to answer the central question of automata theory, it is necessary to define in a formal way what an automaton is.

The increase in production was "to meet the needs of collectors" , the central bank said in a statement posted on its website.

"The central government needs to strengthen its supervision of land use and investigate officials for illegal use, " he said.

Tetracycline has no demonstrable effects on the central nervous system, neither has chloromycetin.

Sales of those instruments boomed, and the central bank eventually took over the regulation of bonds with longer maturities as well.

Like most of the people they regulated, the central bankers did not factor in the full effects of a liquidity squeeze.

The central idea behind the GSEs was that they would encourage home-ownership by buying mortgages from banks.

The central bank played down the threat from deflation, a threat it had emphasised earlier this year.

The crash had a lot to do with China's lack of efforts in defense as China was the central country of this system.

There is no doubt that the central bank plays vital roles in assuring financial steadiness .

Andy Warhol was one of the central figures in the Pop Art movement, which started in the mid 1950s.

Internet companies must walk a fine line, offering services that draw users without angering the central government.

Such a file was maintained by the Network Information Center (NIC), the central organization responsible for managing the ARPANET.

Plans for it rational design the central air-conditioning system, provides the comfortable working conditions for the office work personnel.

The Delegation of the Central African Republic thanked the Organization for greatly facilitating its participation in the General Assembly.

The British divided up the Indian empire into 3 parts, the central part, with a Hindu majority, became modern-day India.

Editing is the central link in the entire publication, the editors and readers is an essential bridge between the author and a link.

The research found out that the average level of the central region, Shanxi health services or supply situation was more insufficient.

The modernizing principle referred to as Continuous Business Transformation was the central concept to Zapthink 2020.

At the First Plenary Session of the Central Advisory Commission, he was also elected Chairman of that body.

In practice the central bank creates the money by crediting the accounts that banks hold with it, thus raising their reserves.

He also has served as the director of the Central Intelligence Agency and was a member of the National Security Council.

However the central duo is fine, whereas the full-backs need to be calibrated a bit. The rest of the team is fine.

Just last month the Bank for International Settlements-the central bank of the world's central banks-weighed in with precisely this advice.

The human person is the central subject of development and should be the active participant and beneficiary of the right to development.

The central bank is trying to develop tools to prevent sharp currency appreciation, which could damage non-mining sectors.

In ordinary times it makes sense to leave the central banks to stabilise the economy while governments repair their finances.

For the reasons discussed earlier, however, the challenge to the banking regulatory side of the central bank is likely to be rather greater.

Remote users must be able to make updates independently, without requiring a connection to the central site.

The central and western parts of Kansas were hit by at least 17 tornadoes on Friday alone, the National Weather Service said on Saturday.

The forint is not quite back to where it was before the financial crisis but the central bank has felt able to start cutting interest rates.

The choir stopped singing and the crowd gasped as Vatican security men ran down the central nave to see what had happened.

Certification authorities (CAs ) are the central component of the public key infrastructure ( PKI ) of an organization .

Moving data to target tables in the central data warehouse is usually the final step of an ETL process .

Natural language to most of the noun phrase as the central common nouns, but common nouns can be added in front of the word limit.

During the initial years of the campaign, the central rhetorical question was "Mandarin or dialect? "

As a result of development in Sun Dong, did not participate in the Central Plains Guru.