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"Demand is being sustained by further increases in exports and investment, underpinned by strong corporate profitability, " said the report.

Two assumptions underpinned reactions to the first serious attack on the US mainland since the British sacked the White House in 1814.

Economists said the data underpinned the case for the Fed to lower interest rates sharply at a meeting next week.

All this is underpinned by a strong combat services support element, in particular, to preserve our force with casualty evacuation.

Home prices in 20 U. S. cities rose in May from a year earlier more than forecast as a government tax credit temporarily underpinned sales.

That growing indifference seems to have underpinned a longer-term trend.

What did not change, Fuller said, was "our commitment to the principles that underpinned the Helsinki Process. "

These patterns underpinned the rise of Tokyo as a financial capital with its financial services industry linked to international investment.

It is not just that these buildings were, at least in part, monuments to national ambition, underpinned by urban, mercantile wealth.

Processes put in place in the SWAHS included facility implementation plans that underpinned an area wide implementation plan.

This breadth has been underpinned by Mr Fink's vast personal network that has made him one of Wall Street's most plugged- in operators.

The result of the epidemic of sightlessness is chaos and starvation, underpinned by a growing threat from the mysterious stinging triffids.

The style of government was a spoils system, underpinned by terror of a vicious network of spies and secret police.

And just as booming credit once underpinned strong domestic spending, so tighter credit will mean slower growth.

The UK is at the forefront of tackling dangerous climate change, underpinned by world class scientific expertise and advice.

Our capacity to influence China would be far more assured if underpinned by a greater commitment to the relationship.

Human progress, as Keynes recognised, has always been underpinned by organisations.

By contrast, the long booms during the Reagan and Clinton years were underpinned by low oil prices.

The complex material is presented in a reader-friendly way, yet underpinned by a sound theoretical framework and revealing examples.

World growth was underpinned by surplus dollars from China and oil exporters recycled back to US consumers by the financial system.

Creative turmoil is underpinned by professionalism. such LV Bags welcomed by people all over the world.

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

The sale of furs soon accounted for a third of the state treasury. Such products then underpinned trade with Europe.

The efficient-markets hypothesis has underpinned many of the financial industry's models for years. After the crash, what remains of it?

Einstein's explanation of the photoelectric effect underpinned technologies ranging from photodiodes to television camera tubes.

The rally since March in global equities has been underpinned by the massive policy response from governments around the world.

They will be underpinned by Permanent Secretaries and a professional, meritocratic and politically neutral civil service.

He adds that the pro-West consensus that has underpinned European peace since the second world war is "slowly dissolving. "

show up For many, however, the rationale that underpinned real estate investment is showing surprising flaws.

As the briefing explains, Brazil's progress has been underpinned by the state agricultural-research company and pushed forward by GM crops.

It also underpinned his determination to spend the political capital that had been earned in the 2004 election on Social Security reform.

Cooperatives are underpinned by the pooling of financial and human resources, technical knowledge and business skills.

But this stability has always been underpinned by coercion and the threat of force.

Economists, however, say Taiwan's recovery is underpinned by strengthening fundamentals, especially in the technology industry.

He concludes by examining ancient beliefs about ghosts and their wisdom--beliefs that underpinned and justified the practice of necromancy.

Increasing revenue from broadband and multinational companies have underpinned BT's improving performance.

Thus it was a market underpinned by balsawood as opposed to girders of steel.

The growth prospects of oil sands have been underpinned recently by the rising price of crude oil.

Poland has benefited from relatively low exposure to exports but its solid performance has also been underpinned by structural factors.

Their idealism is underpinned by a humanitarian core concern for those less fortunate than themselves.

A strong friendship is underpinned by mutual trust and help.

The bounce in mining stocks since February has been underpinned by the commodities rally -- which rests almost wholly on China's shoulders.

Decade after decade, advancing technology underpinned steady gains in raising land productivity.

Our positive assessment of financial stability is underpinned by the favorable prospect for the world economy.

Forecasts are underpinned by estimates of the potential growth rate of the economy, and it is here that the uncertainties start.

CEO driven: "The CEO initiated a culture change initiative that underpinned his vision of creating a customer-centric organization. "

In a market economy, the taking of risk is disciplined by bankruptcy, not underpinned by taxpayers.

For now, underpinned by widespread confidence in the appreciation story, the yuan's internationalization marches on.

Property prices had remained stable and share prices had risen, underpinned by supportive monetary conditions.

This surge has underpinned rapid economic growth, but is now ending.

I therefore mean to argue for the holistic view of language learning or teaching underpinned by the cognitive linguistics.

VisaNet's warm reception was underpinned by low credit penetration and relatively rosy forecasts for Brazil's economy.

This fall in the initial debt-servicing burden on mortgage borrowers has underpinned the rise in house prices over the past decade.

Their buying would send a signal to the private sector that Treasuries are underpinned by their biggest owners.

The end result is affordable housing underpinned by strong remaining employers like the University of Rochester.

That outcome, in turn, was underpinned by a previous Republican gerrymander.

Expectations that earnings will keep rising has underpinned the bullish argument that stocks are cheap.

Nuclear power has underpinned China's transformation to clean energy, a high priority for the leadership in Beijing.

The option to implement the rules is underpinned by a theory that society gives boys an unfair edge.

We could sustain the single market, underpinned by institutions that match the integration of financial firms.

The shift in the western mind from the medieval to the modern was underpinned by the growth of science.

The potential to access overseas capital markets is underpinned by fat corporate balance sheets.

This economic robustness has also underpinned the relatively positive rating trend in the region.

The conflict with the group is also underpinned by more complex ideological and religious considerations.

The euro has been underpinned by robust growth in the eurozone and hawkish rhetoric from the European Central Bank over interest rates.

A high speed repeat of the American banking crisis that underpinned the unique misery of the 1930s threatened.

The fiscal and current-account surpluses that underpinned the country's new-found stability are dwindling.

Many of them are sitting on strong balance sheets and growing cash piles, underpinned by the current high oil price environment.

Growth in emerging markets has underpinned demand for scarce commodities.

Indeed, they are underpinned by a belief that risk-taking and investment should receive a fair reward.

This rich mixture of musical heritage is underpinned with very strong personal beliefs.

"It is underpinned by the principle of democratic self-determination. Falkland Islanders want to remain British, " he added.

Your planet is not yet within this wheel as the rhythm upon which she currently rides is underpinned by vibrations alien to the Source.

These developments are underpinned by solid progress in heavy industry.

But on a long- term horizon , Mr. Di Modica argues , his artwork has underpinned stock prices .

In recent years the global industry has been underpinned by voracious demand from the fast-growing economies of China and India.

The violence is underpinned by competition for natural resources.

The region's economic prosperity has underpinned its social stability.

Bank lending has helped drive the investment that has underpinned China's rapid growth.

Our design for this project has been underpinned by two strands of parallel research.

The IMF holds SDRs, underpinned by dollar, euro, yen and pound, as its reserve currency.

"In the near term, our business growth will be underpinned by the growth of the Chinese telecoms industry, " Mr Yuen says.

World trade growth has underpinned rising prosperity for half a century.

This kind of wage discipline has underpinned Germany's revival.

The assumptions that underpinned the alliance, formed 50 years ago this month, will not serve as its basis in future.

Japan's recovery was underpinned by strong exports, first to China and more recently to Europe and oil-exporting countries.

But while the ideas that underpinned globalisation remain firmly in place, events are moving in the opposite direction.

India, too, is keen to earn global recognition as a heavyweight economy that is underpinned by rules long adopted in the west.

"Growth is underpinned by reform, " Mr Paulson said.

Local governments' two year borrowing spree in 2009-10 was underpinned by the promise of land sales to repay debts.

Local governments' two year borrowing spree in 2009-10 was underpinned by the promise of land sales to repay debts.

It is purposefully vague, but it is also underpinned by some solid economics.

That belief has underpinned China's rapid expansion in renewable energy, because it tends to be made in China, Mr. Li said.

The first is that it is not just in Venezuela that growth has been underpinned by higher prices for commodity exports.

The $2. 2 trillion capital spending binge that has underpinned the region's real-estate boom would end.

All these world conventions are underpinned by science.

The thesis is that enduring civilisations are underpinned by effective water control.

What is different today is that globalization is being underpinned by breathtaking changes in information technology.

That is likely to keep pressure on financial markets, the recovery of which has underpinned hopes for U. S. economic growth.

The strong global performance was underpinned by solid U. S. growth and rapid expansion in China, India, and Russia.

In China, urbanization and rising wages mean most construction is better underpinned by demand.

Framily is a new social group underpinned by the principle that good friends are the family we can choose for ourselves.

This is what underpinned all your other wonderful attributes.

While underpinned above support at 72. 00 we continue to target new all time highs.

The culprit everywhere: rising food and energy costs, underpinned by surging demand from those fast-growing developing countries.

He extracts meaning from the central concept of an open society, an idea that has underpinned his philosophy and much of his life's work;

Constructing Socialist harmonious nomocracy thought underpinned with socialist harmonious culture

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Experimental study for shearing reinforcement of adding batten plate underpinned structure

Experimental Study and Theoretical Analysis of Space Truss Theory in Design of Underpinned Structure

Study on bearing capacity test on plain concrete underpinned column

Consumption, underpinned by wealth effect, will be most resilient

Application of underpinned technology of micro-pile