He also hinted at more flexibility in negotiations with the United States.

Meanwhile, growth in Germany and the eurozone core may further accelerate given the strength of emerging markets, which may show even greater resilience, underpinning more rapid global expansion.

The candidate countries also display greater flexibility of nominal prices and wages.

The stability of the international financial system today depends on the willingness of countries with rigid exchange rates to allow greater flexibility.

A grand coalition could show greater flexibility in addressing the euro crisis, but less on questions of foreign and security policy.

In principle, with a healthier financial system, Japan s economy would have had more flexibility to meet these challenges to its productivity growth.

Yet, given the regional context, Turkey s internal tensions now represent a serious threat.

It is difficult to see how NATO can succeed in stabilizing Afghanistan unless it is willing to commit more troops and give commanders more flexibility. Success will also require more funds for reconstruction, development, and alternatives to opium poppy cultivation.

It is difficult to see how NATO can succeed in stabilizing Afghanistan unless it is willing to commit more troops and give commanders more flexibility.

Given that the country's official debt constitutes the bulk of its overall public debt, the government wants it reduced.

This chapter starts with some general security advice, explains the different configuration option combinations and the situations they can be safely used, and describes different considerations in coding for different levels of security.

It will acquire flexibility and will be less brittle.

Mindful of the great utility of new technologies used for personal identification in electronic commerce and commonly referred to as electronic signatures,

This does not mean that collective bargaining agreements do not take into account inflation, but only that at a micro level a little inflation permits more flexibility in relative real wages.

Given the text s great popularity and how profoundly it seems to resonate with Russian Internet users, RuNet Echo offers the following English language translation of Rykovtseva s post.

The European continent played a large part in this historical carnage much greater, proportionally, than the rest of the world, given the time during which the European continent was in fact populated.

The US has embraced flexibility and competition with a vengeance.

This erodes the flexibility and ultimate effectiveness of fiscal responses.

Given the enormous uncertainties involved, the new cyber dimensions of security must be high on every government s agenda.

Moreover, even if prices on average exhibit some downward flexibility, deflation necessarily increases the real rate of interest, given that nominal interest rates cannot fall below zero.

CAMBRIDGE A successful economy needs quite a bit of competition and flexibility.

Reforms that increase the flexibility of the labor market are also in order.

Precedents exist for this. NATO has been flexible since its inception.

I think a translator may venture to be somewhat flexible.

Indeed, early adoption of a low inflation objective would help secure the monetary and financial stability that China needs as it allows greater exchange rate flexibility.

New central and eastern European members are bringing enormous dynamism and flexibility.

Elsewhere it is probably best to include in the laws of countries and the statutes of organizations a clause that makes affirmative action lapse after five years, or at most ten.

Three things explain this remarkable resilience ideas, politics, and institutions.

The flexibility of the US Supreme Court in this regard is admirable.

Three things explain this remarkable resilience ideas, politics, and institutions.

The WTO s intellectual property agreement, called TRIPS, originally foresaw the extension of flexibilities to the 48 least developed countries, where average annual per capita income is below 800.

He caught a big one.

Amid the controversy, Pope Francis demanded the archbishop s presence at the Vatican an unexpected hearing in which, according to eldiario.es, the cardinal s words were the bulk of the conversation.

But the past is not necessarily prologue given the remarkable flexibility of market forces, it would be foolish, if not dangerous, to infer rising inequality in relative incomes in the coming decades by extrapolating from recent trends.

This flexibility is needed because of the nature of the challenges that loom on the horizon.

It is of great value.

The old man caught a big fish.

The book is of great value.

We want to have a large family.

I've detected a big mistake.

The river flooded a large area.

Tom made a big mistake.

Tom did a very stupid thing.

Tom caught a big fish.

Everyone likes big pizzas.