That is grossly inadequate. An increase to 2 is warranted.

In the meantime, a somewhat conservative and defensive posture is warranted.

Either way, current asset prices are no longer warranted.

Cost benefit analysis is a principal tool for deciding whether altering it through mitigation policy is warranted.

Ironically, there is one area in which large budget cuts are certainly warranted the military.

In these circumstances, a state of emergency could be warranted.

New sanctions are warranted, but as a complement, not an alternative, to diplomacy.

Imposing trade defense against such goods, even if legally warranted, is likely to create problems for globalized European companies.

The hearing is scheduled to resume this weekend, with prosecutors expected to argue that the detention conditions were warranted.

In Syria, a Libyan style military intervention is not warranted, but diplomatic intervention is needed to allow the country's people to determine its future.

Roosevelt s caution was warranted The Nile rhino, having suffered decades of trophy hunting and poaching, is on the very edge of extinction.

It's likely there are those whose fears are warranted due to them routinely violating the law.

Silence can be presumed to be tacit acceptance that rapid increases in long term asset price are warranted.

And the US should push back as warranted against Iran s foreign policy or treatment of its own people.

Until they can, declarations about a murdered RuNet are likely to continue, whether or not they're really warranted.

Such caution is warranted, given that some of the main principles that drive the two parties regulatory approaches are vastly different and sometimes at odds with one another.

Perhaps some of this attention to intelligence is necessary, but what is not warranted is the tendency to ignore cognitive capacities that are at least equally important the capacities that sustain rational thought and action.

A review of industrial concentration is warranted, as is a major government effort to foster SME growth in new ventures by offering incentives, ensuring access to capital, and lowering barriers to market entry.

Average unemployment would then have to rise in order to keep workers demands for real wage increases at a level warranted by productivity growth.

For more advanced goods, the EU value added (if the intangible part of the production process is in Europe) is quite high. Imposing trade defense against such goods, even if legally warranted, is likely to create problems for globalized European companies.

As a result, even if corporate governance problems in financial firms are fully addressed, a government role in regulating their compensation structures may still be warranted.

With debt burdens elevated and housing prices significantly above levels warranted by their historical relation to income, the business cycle of the last two decades appears exhausted.

To address such problems, arrangements that enable a minority of shareholders to veto related party transactions arrangements which are not warranted in widely held firms could well be valuable.

Many central bankers portray former US Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan (who served from August 1987 until January 2006) as the culprit, saying that he projected an image of central bank omnipotence that is not warranted in theory or practice.

In getting from here to there over the next eight years, a higher debt America would see productivity growth slow by perhaps a third of a percentage point per year. Average unemployment would then have to rise in order to keep workers demands for real wage increases at a level warranted by productivity growth.

Moreover, in countries that have many controlled firms, close attention should be paid to related party transactions and to the taking of corporate opportunities the main ways in which value may be diverted from minority investors in such firms. To address such problems, arrangements that enable a minority of shareholders to veto related party transactions arrangements which are not warranted in widely held firms could well be valuable.

Second, short term interest rates were so low that additional cuts would spook the financial markets if even the Fed thought conditions warranted cuts, the argument went, businesses would respond not by increasing their investments but by reducing them. The Fed's judgment appeared to be that it was largely (if not completely) powerless it had done all that it could, and the levers of monetary policy were no longer strongly connected to determining the level of economic activity.

IS, I.S., Is, is, or i.s.

Whatever is, is.

Is it prey? Is it predator? Is it mate?

What it is is intelligence is defined by prediction.

War is peace. Freedom is slavery. Ignorance is strength.

Is the information verifiable? Is it a hoax? Is it true? Is it what?

Why is is this important?

Is that all there is?

It is what it is.

It is what it is.

This is all there is.

It is what it is.

What is ours is ours, the Chinese invariably claim, and what is yours is negotiable.

Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, but today is a gift. That is why it is called the present .

Brankica Stankovic is endangered, Insider is endangered, B92 is endangered, the profession of a journalist is endangered, the state is endangered.

Where there is grass, there is no water. Where there is water, there is no grass.

Now that is true. That is what homeopathy is all about.

More is needed, and what is needed is not necessarily attainable.