It's got all the valves and knobs and things you need to do to inject the right gases at the right time.

A common approach will give the EU many powerful levers to ensure that Russia honors treaties and mutual agreements.

The economic principles underpinning their theories are a fraud not fundamental truths but mere knobs that are twiddled and tuned so that the right conclusions come out of the analysis.

Policymakers thus feel justified in using all available macroeconomic levers to achieve a recovery that resembles those of the past.

Omit either a market penalty now for behavior that may become reckless or the institutional levers that give a voice to future generations, and you run grave risks perhaps not today or tomorrow, but someday, and for the rest of your life.

In both cases, South Africa the main regional power with the most levers of influence over Zimbabwe has a vital role to play.

While fears of meltdown have dissipated, these policies have been maintained or extended, with policymakers citing the fragility of the ongoing economic recovery and the absence of other, equally strong policy levers such as fiscal policy or structural reforms that could replace monetary policy quickly enough.

So as is the case with simple solutions, oftentimes the answer is right in front of your face, and for us it was levers.

Economists have none of that. The economic principles underpinning their theories are a fraud not fundamental truths but mere knobs that are twiddled and tuned so that the right conclusions come out of the analysis.

Of course, Putin has concentrated so much authority and control over the levers of power in his own hands that he appears capable of anything.

Such questions stem from a growing fear that Islamist groups might once again make a serious bid to capture the levers of power in the country.

The Hartwell Paper, then, sets out to develop a strategy that identifies a number of ways of pulling the levers of energy efficiency and carbon intensity.

Even these limited efforts are obstructed by the hardline Wahhabi camp, which controls the security forces, the judiciary system, and the real levers of domestic power.

With Asia riven by territorial disputes and historical tensions, maintaining a stable security balance will not be easy. But there are levers in place that can help.

So, there is a huge competitive argument about sustaining the capacity for open source and consumer driven innovation, because it's one of the greatest competitive levers against monopoly.

The focus, instead, should be on accelerating the process of balance sheet repair, while at the same time returning monetary and fiscal policy levers to more normal settings.

None of this is surprising, and little of it can be managed by a new government that lacks experience, market confidence, and full control of the levers of power.

Herein lies the core of the dilemma for the US it wants Egypt s basic state apparatus to survive, so that the levers of power do not fall into the wrong hands.

But, unlike in a complete currency union, such as that of the United States, eurozone members retained full financial sovereignty, meaning that they controlled all of the levers of macroeconomic policy.

If we are to create a more equitable world, then traditional levers of development such as trade, investment, aid, and migration need to be scaled up comprehensively and coherently, and global institutions must be reformed.

Paragraph 77 of the report speaks of levers of influence , such as international accountability as enforced by the International Criminal Court and ad hoc tribunals to bring to justice perpetrators of crimes against vulnerable children.

The problem with many democratic politicians today is that they have become almost as dull as the old communist autocrats. Most, especially in Europe, are professional politicians with no experience apart from working the levers of party machines.

The Syrian regime of President Bashar Assad retains huge influence over key levers of the Lebanese state, including the security and intelligence apparatus, the army, and the judiciary not to mention an alliance with the militarily powerful Hezbollah.

Where they did, they and their representatives had no good way to think about how they could benefit from stimulative government policies to moderate economic downturns, and no way to reach the levers of power in any event.

It's also about 40 percent more efficient than a regular wheelchair, and because of the mechanical advantage you get from the levers, you can produce 50 percent higher torque and really muscle your way through the really, really rough terrain.

LONDON Now that the leadership issues in the United States and China have been settled, we can finally frame the economic outlook for 2013 with the knowledge of who will be pulling the policy levers in the world s two biggest economies.

One of the four levers of change which together make up the Agency's organizational development strategy is the need to establish a programme management cycle that would provide an integrated, comprehensive, strategic and results based approach to the way we manage our programmes, projects and activities.

It was possible to re program the length of day and night in order to account for the changing lengths of day and night throughout the year, and it also featured five musician automata who automatically play music when moved by levers operated by a hidden camshaft attached to a water wheel.

In a speech marking the state gas monopoly Gazprom s tenth anniversary in 2003, Putin stated his position explicitly, speaking of the company as one of the few strong geopolitical levers left to Russia after the Soviet collapse. Putin s geopolitical preoccupations could be accommodated by sensibly preserving state ownership of pipeline infrastructure in the hydrocarbons sector, while allowing private companies to extract, process, and sell Russia s oil and gas.

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