This signals risk aversion and mistrust of counterparties.

The public can be forgiven for choking on this kind of stuff.

But on the other hand, I hear people talking about fear, a sense of risk aversion.

The aversion to war is one of the most serious risks that Europe currently faces.

American leaders will welcome her election as proof that the estrangement in bilateral relations is over.

Of course, revulsion for liberal economies and global markets is not confined to Germany.

The phase of revulsion and rejection is never complete, but the bold visions never recover their original splendor.

But, unfortunately, Turkey, like much of the rest of the world, is rather turned off by the EU.

So far, however, the US and the EU have been loath to relinquish their privileged positions.

As bureaucratic decision making became more risk averse, many large projects ground to a halt.

Richard A. Gardner proposed parental alienation syndrome in the 1980s based on his clinical experience with the children of divorcing parents.

This is a well known phenomenon known as loss aversion the risk of a one outweighs the hope of a five.

And, even if the court refrains from setting limits, the underlying problem growing German aversion to all things European will not go away.

This tradition has bequeathed to today s Americans a related rejection of public subsidies and a cultural aversion to dependence on state support.

They will also come to get the point of more informal social norms against homophobia, for instance.

A close reading of Hamilton s accomplishments, however, will remind European readers that there was an equally deep aversion to federalism in the early US.

Its inadequacy may lead to the formulation of a much older answer revulsion against the market economy, accompanied by indiscriminate condemnation of debt and debt instruments.

They range from subdued bank lending to unusually high risk aversion, and from discredited credit vehicles to the withdrawal of some institutions from credit intermediation altogether.

The symptoms that Hippocrates associated with melancholic disorder aversion to food, despondency, sleeplessness, irritability, restlessness are remarkably similar to those contained in modern definitions of depressive disorder.

On this view, risk aversion both reflects and reinforces a divergence between individual incentives (the desire to be reelected, reappointed, or promoted) and collective needs (fixing problems).

The British, whose Churchillian nationalism helped them to prevail against Hitler s attacks, never shared this aversion. And their deep pride in Britain s liberal democratic tradition made them suspicious of meddling Brussels bureaucrats.

Alienated from the most populous part of the country, from the cities, and from a younger generation of Libyans, Idris spent more and more time at his palace in Tobruk, near the British military base.

Since that time, other researchers have suggested focusing less on diagnosing a syndrome and more on what has been described as the alienated child , and the dynamics of the situation that have contributed to the alienation.

Obama s loss of support from his party s left wing, which has been alienated by his compromises over Guantánamo, Iraq, Afghanistan, and even health care reform, has also played a part.

But that alienation already largely ended earlier this year, when the Bush administration realized that allies are good to have and that Germany is an important one.

Sharp rises in sovereign, corporate, and interbank liquidity spreads will increase the cost of capital, and increases in risk aversion, volatility, and sovereign risk will undermine business, investor, and consumer confidence further.

The third risk is that rising oil prices reduce investor confidence and increase risk aversion, leading to stock market corrections that have negative wealth effects on consumption and capital spending.

Without the preconditions that made the Brady Plan work, simply transplanting a debt write off would only augment uncertainty and fuel the political revulsion that already threatens to undermine European integration.

The immediate causes are well known. They range from subdued bank lending to unusually high risk aversion, and from discredited credit vehicles to the withdrawal of some institutions from credit intermediation altogether.

The dollar, in particular, is likely to continue falling on a trade weighted basis if investors around the world continue to set aside the extreme risk aversion that caused the dollar s rise after 2007.

For I came to set a man at odds against his father, and a daughter against her mother, and a daughter in law against her mother in law.

For I am come to set a man at variance against his father, and the daughter against her mother, and the daughter in law against her mother in law.

Denmark) and No. 33 2003 (Quereshi v. Denmark (No. 2)).

Republic of Guyana, 867 1999, Smartt v. Republic of Guyana, 917 2000, Arutyunyan v. Uzbekistan, 927 2000, Svetik v. Belarus, 1006 2001, Martínez Muñoz v. Spain 1084 2002, Bochaton v. France, 1138 2002, Arenz v. Germany and 1167 2003, Ramil Rayos v. The Philippines.

And as long as we fight horizontally, against life, against the winds, against what's happening to us, life is a nightmare.

Against war and those against War.

The Netherlands and Habassi v. Denmark, op. cit.

566 1993 (Ivan Somers v. Hungary).

Switzerland), 226 2003 (Tharina Ali v.

Second, Europe persists in ignoring the need to determine under what conditions it can and should use force, not for peacekeeping but to fight potentially hostile forces. The aversion to war is one of the most serious risks that Europe currently faces.

Unless and until the US faces up to its chronic aversion to saving namely, by reducing massive federal budget deficits and encouraging the rebuilding of severely depleted household saving multilateral trade deficits will persist.

Serbia and Montenegro), 194 2001 (I.S.D. v. France), 195 2002 (Mafhoud Brada v. France), 212 2002 (Kepa Urra Guridi v.

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