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The bank has also begun to look beyond policies at the deep, social " institutions" that underpin prosperity or poverty.

Hammerson reported signs of stabilising rents in London and said lower vacancy levels in Paris had helped underpin tenant demand.

Even half of that quantity would be enough to underpin metals demand.

The bank has also begun to look beyond policies at the deep, social "institutions" that underpin[10] prosperity or poverty.

In his speech, Mr Bean gave examples of the sort of powers that could underpin such a policy.

When both go up together they suggest that the delicate strands of trust that underpin the financial system are again beginning to fray.

Begonias beds may be attractive, but they do not underpin sustainability in the same way as the planting of indigenous vegetation and trees.

When restoring the building , the first priority was to underpin the exterior walls by adding wooden supports along the foundations .

Candour has its place in foreign policy, but it requires a strategy to underpin the rhetoric.

Many analysts expect a robust rebound in industrial output and firm consumption to underpin the economy at least until the third quarter.

This information would get to the bottom of something that usually goes unnoticed: the social networks that underpin organisational life.

These would ideally set out, in clear and concise English, a dozen, or so, core principles to underpin all those rules.

Chapter 3 concerns the beliefs, traditions, and values that underpin the United States' representative democracy and its economy.

This textbook provides a critical review and analysis of the key themes that underpin the subject of knowledge management in organizations.

In the media, in politics, in unions and in charities there can be a knee-jerk dislike of the basic concepts that underpin commerce.

That, at least, is the theory, and there are plenty of numbers to underpin optimism.

The University's teaching and research fit seamlessly together and strongly underpin one another.

Commodity bulls argue that infrastructure requirements in emerging markets are likely to underpin demand for base metals for years to come.

Dawkins is well known for bringing to a wide audience the complex scientific concepts that underpin evolution.

a consistent set of principles that underpins Barack Obama's thinking on the American economy.

This helped to underpin oil prices Wednesday despite weaker Asian stock markets and a stronger dollar.

Doubts about China's intentions, however, stem perhaps less from its actions overseas than the values that underpin its behaviour at home.

The United States had put pressure on Saudi to deliver a credible deal to cap crude prices and underpin faltering economic growth.

In a parallel process vast resources were also expended to underpin the material interests of the free population of Rome.

No other currency enjoys the economic prowess and liquid financial markets that underpin the U. S. dollar.

It was a lesson Edward Kennedy absorbed, and would underpin his entire political career.

Rapid urbanisation and a growing middle class will continue to underpin housing demand.

A pro-competition and open regulatory regime will continue to underpin our liberalisation policy for the telecommunications industry.

The potential for agriculture to boost rural livelihoods, reduce poverty and underpin other sectors of the economy is well established.

But if fiscal costs turn out large, substantial fiscal adjustment may be required to underpin long-term stability of public finances.

Ford says the new platform will underpin up to 10 models around the world, accounting for 2m annual units by 2012.

It also describes the principles that underpin transformational leadership to enable nurses to adopt this approach in healthcare settings.

These themes underpin Beijing's adherence to a policy of "non-interference" in other nations' affairs.

It promotes a healthy, questioning attitude and inclines towards originality, but allows due thought and reflection to underpin actions.

Three key initiatives will underpin China's transition towards a more self-sustainable economy, Roach says.

Even in a less extreme case, multi-year fiscal stimulus may be required to underpin recovery.

The need for diversity and a low level of correlation between asset classes should underpin most portfolios.

This engagement will underpin our commitment to an international order based upon rights and responsibilities.

DNA databases underpin analyses of the fungal transcriptome, proteome, and metabolome.

Analysts believe the new data center could be used to underpin new music and video streaming services.

They called fewer witnesses, asked fewer questions and played shorter excerpts of FBI wiretaps that underpin most of the charges.

A soft landing for a bubbly housing market could help underpin the rebound in the economy in the medium-term.

Cuba needs not just to dismantle Fidel's Communism but to construct the state institutions that might underpin capitalist democracy.

"Upward shifts in production costs and metals demand will underpin strong long-term metals prices, " says Gayle Berry of Barclays Capital.

But wage growth is stagnant and home prices, which underpin much of the debt problem, are still falling.

Modern world history proves it is the economy and national interests rather than ideologies that underpin cooperation between big countries.

"A new set of lending instruments will underpin this increased support, " the fund said.

Researchers will closely examine the health of blood vessels and explore the biological processes that underpin the changes.

Last month, a resurgent Nomura completed meshing the systems that underpin its operations with those of Lehman.

A second reason that web firms' indicators are gaining popularity is the detailed data that underpin them.

The Bush administration removed Pyongyang in 2008, easing some economic sanctions, in a bid to underpin disarmament talks.

But this is part of a wider pattern, namely that all industrialising nations need access to the raw materials that underpin growth.

A stable housing market may underpin smaller purchases. But it is unlikely to stimulate an appetite for more-expensive projects.

And its demography, unlike China's ( see leader), will underpin future growth.

This could include attracting an external investor to the property spin-off, which would help to underpin its value.

Since America's biggest firms make around half their profits abroad, this strength has helped underpin share prices.

In providing this support you will bolster the global economy, help to underpin your own growth, and secure global stability.

The goal, of course, is to conduct the in-depth analysis needed to underpin your proposal.

But slowly returning sales of larger, more profitable vehicles should underpin revenues.

But slowly reviving sales of larger, more profitable vehicles should underpin revenues.

Both questions underpin the dilemma facing companies when vetting job candidates.

Longer-term supply constraints, however, could underpin prices.

Compared with the demand for $700 billion to underpin the financial system, who can complain about a mere $25 billion for carmakers?

Such concerns frequently underpin domestic regulation in elds of consumer safety and environmental health.

Geographic factors underpin Uruk's unprecedented growth.

LNG plants go ahead only after the developer secures enough long-term contracts, some lasting 20 years or more, to underpin the project.

This is a sort of 'ethical economy' which takes time to emerge but which the local city also needs to underpin.

Common metrics and methods would underpin an integrated approach.

The assumptions that underpin the way retail banks manage risks and pay have withstood the crisis better.

No wonder that the IMF has been called in to underpin the credibility of the ESM.

The dollar's recent slide against other currencies has helped underpin gold.

Even though the use of cleaner-burning alternatives is on the rise, fast-growing energy consumption is expected to underpin coal demand.

Stronger economic growth will help underpin that demand.

We have learnt the importance of professional financial training to underpin the services we provide and to foster future talent.

In order to underpin policies that promote commuting by bicycle, this paper investigates the determinants for commuting to work.

To underpin this, the ingredients will be visible in the packages where possible.

European Union budget pact designed to underpin monetary union and the euro. It aims to prevent any one euro zone . . .

Still, Japan's status as an unleveraged nation will underpin the yen.

What are the implicit models of (1) science and (2) the policy process that underpin both sides' critiques?

Two pillars underpin the analysis presented in this report.

Research has shown that NTS (such as situational awareness and decision making) underpin safe performance at work for safety critical staff.

The protesters' preoccupations vary from place to place, as do the economic data that underpin them.

It was said to underpin the huge five-year rally in emerging markets stocks from 2002 to 2007.

One, that a weakening dollar will underpin an upward move in dollar-priced commodities.

There are, however, two secular trends that underpin the growth in the industry.

It is important to significantly increase the programme's size, so as to underpin business confidence.

The trick, says Ira Scharf, who is in charge of selling it, is to understand the algorithms that underpin the government's forecasts.

However they are not yet adequately addressing the obstacles that underpin the failure to share data.

Should government-insured deposits, for example, underpin Citi's desire to expand willy-nilly across Asia?

Yet it didn't pledge to underpin all rare earth prices.

Yet it didn't pledge to underpin all rare earth prices.

Strong demand in many markets such as China is expected to underpin prices.

That is the ambitious motto that I believe should underpin the development of further relations between China and Ireland. Thank you.

The advance we make in our partnership will not only underpin our respective growth, but also contribute to world peace and development.

To underpin these infrastructure projects, the Hong Kong product is constantly reviewed to capitalise on the latest trends.

Evidence like this appears to underpin our conviction

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The euro was meant to underpin the single market, but it may end up undermining it

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