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Analysts say the steep drop shows how much of this year's rise has been fuelled by bank loans channelled into speculative activity.

Mr MacAskill's mercy might have been commended without reservation if it were channelled into wider reforms.

The ebb and flow of the economy has always been channelled by a combination of inescapable accounting truths and whimsical animal spirits.

No definite conclusion is possible because it is unclear how much of Iran's trade with Europe is channelled via the UAE.

Decks Turntables. Typical set-up would involve two turntables and a mixer which would be channelled through a PA system.

In an ideal world, these capital inflows would be channelled into financing the infrastructure and productive resources in emerging states.

That money was channelled through government ministries, controlled by political parties that used European funds as a form of patronage.

As part of a credible adjustment, Europe needs an infusion of financial support from beyond the eurozone, channelled through the IMF.

As the stream through which government funds are channelled, the Ministry of Finance and its employees must be above reproach.

Mr Miliband dreams that globalisation can at least be channelled for the best.

But this number disguises the fact that much of Iran's trade with the United Arab Emirates consists of goods channelled to or from China.

The intelligence and information is now channelled through the Division Major Crime Officer to the Anti-Corruption Unit for follow up.

He balanced the budget and channelled oil windfalls into a rainy-day fund, which helped Russia get through the 2008 financial crisis.

And these investments have to be channelled in a smart way, as they are through this fund.

AFP mobilised the anger of people who found their conditions of life declining, and channelled it into a campaign to make them worse.

Could business pressure be channelled and used to shape software architecture, rather than working against it?

Savings would be channelled to the most promising investment projects, thereby boosting economic growth and welfare.

Assistance must be channelled in ways that support national health plans and strategies, and match national priorities.

This distortion of the tax system has greatly fuelled the excess of liquidity channelled into largely speculative financial transactions .

Something made it worth living. It gave her courage, afforded her resilience, channelled her rage and helped her more than "survive" .

In October police seized $161m in cash that prosecutors say was destined to be channelled through the club's coffers.

The second thought was fear, channelled into self-preservation: I jumped out of bed and grabbed my clothes from the floor.

Individuals, families, and communities have strengths that, if harnessed and channelled, can transform societies.

Portugal in particular has huge foreign debt, much of it channelled through its banks: some think this is the country's main frailty.

If they are smart, they should create schemes to pay taxes and ensure that most of it gets channelled to those in need.

Only where individual rights are respected can differences be channelled politically and resolved peacefully.

To examine how health aid is spent and channelled, including the distribution of resources across countries and between subsectors.

With a high savings rate, the Mainland has a huge amount of funds that can be channelled into investment.

Such imports are channelled through state-run distributors, which China argues is necessary to protect public decency and culture.

However, the colonial British government channelled them into the trade of sweepers .

The Han flows into the Danjiangkou reservoir inHubeiprovince from which water is due to be channelled to the arid capital by 2014.

Portfolio investors have now channelled some $600m into Indian equities this year, stretching valuations even further.

Surplus cash has been channelled into the country's real estate and stock markets, raising concerns about speculation.

The available money is now being channelled to films with well-known actors or a high-profile director.

Batasuna probably channelled the public funds it received into ETA's pockets.

The rest of the purchase price will be channelled to Opti's creditors.

Payments will be channelled through general practitioners (GPs).

Some imports are channelled through Asia, where quota enforcement is lax, says WWF.

With pleasing symmetry the water is then channelled back to mix with the incoming methanol.

To make up the shortfall, Hebei has had to buy emergency supplies, channelled in from the Yellow River 400km away.

Mr Fox's government set up a new public-security ministry and channelled more money to local police forces.

Much of China's epic stimulus was channelled through its banks.

US sources say no public money will be channelled to Chinese firms or projects because the country is seen as a rival.

In 1988 it channelled borrowed money into Cofipex, a subsidiary, which then bought shares in Bouygues SA.

Two-thirds of all bank loans are channelled to SOEs.

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This FDI, much of which was channelled through tax havens such as Luxembourg, was related to commodities and energy.

The Sichuan earthquake last year exposed a deep vein of idealism that is not otherwise being channelled.

Ms Ulrich estimates that about $90bn will be channelled overseas via this programme by the end of 2008 (about a third to Hong Kong).

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a special tax on the financial sector whose revenues could be channelled into national schemes for insuring retail bank deposits;