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Those who buy developed-market bonds have generally considered it a foregone conclusion that countries repay their debts.

Comments: This year China's banking sector profit growth is a foregone conclusion, the next year to see how China's economic trends.

Evolution has been dogma for so long that many people consider it a foregone conclusion that life arose by random processes.

But a source close to the president stressed to the Guardian that "early elections are not a foregone conclusion. "

They hear my mother tell it years later, in 1973 abortion was a foregone conclusion in her circle of her friends.

Analysts believe that the present situation, the general breakdown of the talks go bankrupt almost become a foregone conclusion.

Additionally, they may be playing into the schemes of a counterpart who wishes to rush fatigued visitors to a foregone conclusion.

As he walked John Perkins prophesied to himself with gloomy and downtrodden cynicism the foregone conclusions of the monotonous day.

The Cuban authorities instead provided him with one of their own, making the verdict a foregone conclusion.

Thus, by the time it got around to considering the environmental impact of the final segment, the decision would be a foregone conclusion.

Foregone this project is in charge of by joint-stock company, first berth can be at the beginning of 2007 put into production.

So the prospect of fungi existing on other planets elsewhere, I think, is a foregone conclusion, at least in my own mind.

His defeat was such a foregone conclusion that he had decided the previous April not to bother seeking re-election.

I am not convinced that this is a foregone conclusion, but even if it were, there is a trade-off between short-term pain and long-term gain.

The boat made of wood is a foregone conclusion . . .

The cost of any individual's choice is his subjective estimate of the value ranking of the highest value foregone from making his choice.

The full cost is about $85, 000 a year, not including foregone wages. A full-time MBA program typically takes two years.

Everytime I meet somebody or something, my thinking about he or it all depends on my foregone experience and my mood of the time.

In addition, the 11th night dollar index continued to punch up, the dollar's rebound in the short term is a foregone conclusion.

Much of this stuff was a foregone conclusion when the U. S. invaded Iraq in 2003. It's a matter of demographics.

The names at the top rarely change and most finishing positions are a foregone conclusion by the end of October.

The measurements of the costs of health impairing pollution depends on the foregone earnings from increased morbidity and mortality.

In the end you will leave the present Earth with a clean slate, and certainly minor karmic debts will be foregone through the Law of Grace.

When this question was used to automatically love has become a foregone conclusion after - After rising tide of love will never recede.

The foregone conclusion of a Medvedev victory is now all but official.

The idea of decoupling lives on, but that does not mean sustained prosperity in the big emerging economies is a foregone conclusion.

All empires fall and all states eventually fail; the end of the United Kingdom "is a foregone conclusion" .

But the broadcaster, SABC, decided to make only nine programmes, because the winner was a foregone conclusion.

The research foregone mostly focused n the mechanism of ABP against the cell membrane, and three modes have been put forward.

Lian Ji is keen for me, this scrollMaya a good thing, but ah, it appears that the addition of a new pet is a foregone conclusion.

Now every morning I look at the testament of a foregone frustration with a smile from ear to ear.

After the company was set up, all cooperators worked together with foregone salaries for company's growth.

Which makes it thirteen against three, more like four to one: by no means a foregone conclusion .

Whether that alternative network should be built by foreign firms is not a foregone conclusion.

The money you spend plus the foregone interest represents the real cost of spending.

Taking account of foregone interest, the breakeven price would be $58. 51.

Born in the land that moment, everyone had the final outcome is a foregone conclusion.

A severe debt write-off by Greece and Portugal is a foregone conclusion; and in my view both countries would be better off without the euro.

The news release from the current point of view, to improve tax threshold is a foregone conclusion.

To be precise, saving means foregone consumption from current output.

The surrender of Japanese imperialism is now a foregone conclusion .

The continued growth in yuan trading isn't a foregone conclusion. China could reverse itself and slow the growth of the market.

It already refers to Xstrata as a "sister company" and regards an eventual merger as a foregone conclusion.

Like any good Wall Street sharpie, the MS folks say stagflation is not a foregone conclusion.

And uh, the election? I guess, people are saying now that it's a foregone conclusion. I guess the polls indicate. . .

Keys selectively used the data he collected in six countries to prove the foregone conclusion that saturated fats are unhealthy.

It seemed a foregone conclusion that Japan would become a central global financial power and the yen a dominant currency.

What matters are choices in light of foregone alternatives.

This shows that monetary policy in the new tone, a quarter of the funds loose surface is a foregone conclusion.

Further proliferation and nuclear terrorism are not foregone conclusions.

Forgone output; foregone output The use of an input (e . G. Labor ) in a project which is thereby prevented from being used elsewhere.

cost in terms of foregone alternatives.

According to informed sources, although titles and awful divorce is a foregone conclusion, However, the two were extremely calm decision.

Outer baffle is designed when angle of stray light suppressing is foregone and the vanes are designed in C-language program.

On transcriptional level, no foregone alternative splicing event was found.

Some type of lockout seems like a foregone conclusion.

The outcome of this football game is a foregone conclusion .

When someone is in take one's ease of enjoying youth, I became a mother, my life has become a foregone conclusion.

That only happens when there is foregone consumption out of current output.

All points with the distance between a read, a foregone conclusion, then we still are not clear.

The election result is not a foregone conclusion.

Subsidies under paragraph 1 shall include both budgetary outlays and revenue foregone by governments or their agents.

I've foregone expansion, turned away money, and done almost everything myself.

If the office building is asrisky as investing in the stock market, the return foregone is 12 percent.

The victory was a foregone conclusion.

China's ascent to superpower status is practically a foregone conclusion.

QE is a foregone conclusion right after Election Day, so let's finish discounting it.

The referendum seemed almost a foregone conclusion in February, when Mr.

No, it's not in today's mail. Why do I bother, anyway? I know it's a foregone conclusion. I've failed.

But that's by no means a foregone conclusion.

The basically 51 long vacations cancellation has become the foregone conclusion, only treated finally announced.

The outcome of the election is a foregone conclusion.

That it is the best book of maxims is a foregone conclusion, because there is none other.

But the ranking does not necessarily mean that a pandemic is a foregone conclusion.

Only recently the mayor's re-election seemed a foregone conclusion.

Yesterday, I failed is a foregone conclusion.

The project only 292 housing units from the current registration situation, Yaohao sale is a foregone conclusion.

While the market for junk bonds may be showing that a contraction is a foregone conclusion, Wall Street economists say otherwise.

That is, they acquire a puppy when the value of a puppy is higher than the value of what is foregone by the acquisition of a puppy.

The contest's outcome is a foregone conclusion.

in this field To Kazakhstan in the first 79 minutes he was replaced, it is a foregone conclusion after the "garbage time. "

This is not just about meals foregone today or about increasing social unrest.

Then can I grieve at grievances foregone.

As Bechtolsheim sees it, the cloud is a foregone conclusion for new companies such as his latest venture, Arista Networks.

In the credit crunch is a foregone conclusion the situation, they go around looking for a job, facing difficulties.

Can not be reconciled, but there can be, all is a foregone conclusion.

As a result, the foregone conclusion is that US interest rates will rise and bonds will underperform significantly.

This is the typical way that a founder determines sweat equity: foregone wages.

It is the principle that the life exists! Many things may happen when we thought they could not be, and became a foregone conclusion!

Some day, we realize we must face the foregone conclusion, what we can do?

A friend said that at that time, I do not call it easy, in fact, I have to avoid those things has become a foregone conclusion.

It is a foregone conclusion that Hong Kong will neighbour a number of NPPs. It therefore must learn to live safely with them.

So long as does not concede, the defeat cannot be the foregone conclusion

usually these women are so pretty and have so much charm that marriage is a foregone conclusion

"budgetary outlays" or "outlays" includes revenue foregone ;

This turn, but it became a foregone conclusion irreversible;