Rest is important.

Why an American Recovery Matters

I need a vacation!

Tom needs rest.

You need rest.

You need rest.

I need a holiday.

I need a vacation.

I need to rest.

I need a rest.

You need the rest.

You need the rest.

Tom needs a rest.

Give us a break.

Give us a break.

You've earned a rest.

Tom needed rest.

I need to rest now.

You've earned a good rest.

You deserve a long rest.

We need a little rest.

I needed rest.

And I had time to relax and to grieve.

After all, the body needs rest not only during the summertime.

I thought you needed the rest.

I thought you needed the rest.

What we need now is a rest.

A little rest would do you a lot of good.

I need a rest after all that resting!

This is not a vacation, it's a survival course!

He said he needed a rest.

She said she needed a rest.

Reinvigorating global growth runs a distant second.

The slow recovery from the recession may be even worse.

In fact, remedying the country s ills requires building strong state institutions.

Levin experienced an agreeable sense of relief from the mental weariness of the morning.

Modern health resorts offer a comfortable stay for the whole family.

That holiday from serious politics may be over for good.

But, despite persistent deflationary pressure through 2010, rising budget deficits, high financial sector bailout costs, continued monetization of deficits, and eventually unsustainable levels of public debt will ultimately lead to higher expected inflation and thus to higher interest rates, which would stifle the recovery of private demand.

A health resort vacation is essential to us not only in terms of treatment, but also for the prevention of illnesses.

This variable climbed 1 , driven by the increase of expenditure for cars, travels and leisure activities.

This is not the first trip of Vladimir Putin to the taiga.

None of this means that banks should be granted a regulatory holiday and forget the need to recapitalize.

The Liberal Party is joined by the National Party, a party that seek to represent rural interests, especially agricultural ones.

This strategy will pay off only if a sustained economic recovery does not require a significant reallocation of labor.