The extended family, indeed, remains central even in the large enterprise sector.

The private sector, while central in a modern economy, cannot ensure its success alone.

The disaster confirmed the traditional view of Japan as a country that combines a dynamic private sector with an anemic public sector and central administration.

During July and August alone, the Multinational Force in the central south sector completed approximately 100 reconstruction projects.

Restructuring relations between the state and the private sector in the hydrocarbons sector has provided the central government with the resources and capacities needed to rebuild an extremely weak state.

Let s not forget the essays in central banks stability reports on how credit derivatives were benefiting the financial sector.

The fifth sector, Carthage, serves as the central hub of Lyoko it contains all of Lyoko's data, and X.A.N.A.

Central banks that buy sovereign debt issued by fiscal authorities offset market imposed discipline on borrowing costs, effectively subsidizing public sector profligacy.

British economist Willem Buiter has bluntly accused central banks and treasury officials of regulatory capture by the financial sector, particularly in the US.

Perhaps surprisingly, there is widespread consensus in the Arab Awakening countries that the private sector is central to sustained job creation and growth.

Sustainability will be ensured through stakeholder involvement (including with private sector operators), central and local authorities government, rural communities and entrepreneurs and NGOs.

On 21 August, the Multinational Force turned over Camp Zulu in as Suwayrah, Iraq, in the central south sector, to the Iraqi army.

As banks curtail lending to each other, to other financial institutions, and to the corporate sector, central banks are becoming the only lenders around.

BARCELONA Central bankers and regulators tend to worry that too much competition in the financial sector increases instability and the risk of systemic failure.

The central bank is perhaps the most important of these institutions, for it conducts monetary policy (and sometimes serves as the financial sector regulator).

World War II From 1 January to 15 May 1943, Holste commanded the 14th Panzergrenadier Division in the central sector on the Eastern Front.

The Danish explorations of Cenozoic stratigraphy, undertaken in the 1990s, showed petroleum rich reserves in the northern Danish sector, especially the Central Graben area.

To coordinate ministries and public sector operators in connection to the elaboration of policies and actions for women on a central, regional and local level.

In the diagram, θ is the central angle in radians, formula_1 the radius of the circle, and formula_2 is the arc length of the minor sector.

Field testing will take place in three West African LDCs on a selected commodity sector with potential for regional trade along the West African Central Corridor.

Governments and central banks are responding to damaged balance sheets and credit lockups in an attempt to limit extreme harm to their economies outside the financial sector.

Developing country central banks keep interest rates artificially low to ensure sufficient low cost financing for the public sector, while avoiding large fiscal deficits and high inflation.

In addition to bailouts and toxic asset plans, governments worldwide want central banks to monitor macroeconomic and overall financial sector risk (as opposed to focusing on individual firms).

A further SIRM project is being developed for the dairy sector in Central America, and other similar projects are under consideration for the textile and rice processing sectors.

Yet this is exactly the stance of the European Central Bank, which is treating the euro zone as if its financial sector was somehow decoupled from the rest of the economy and running a different monetary policy for each sector at the same time.

As the main component of the Central African GDP (32.2 per cent in 2002), the food crop sector, which is highly diversified, is the country's main centre of economic growth and potentially its most competitive sector, provided effective production, transformation and export measures are implemented.

In recent years, the central government has tightened its control over the banking sector, undermining the financial system s development, not least by impeding banks ability to assess credit risk.

(e) Europe and the NIS In the developing transition countries of Central Asia and the Caucasus, the promotion of FDI into the manufacturing sector is important to raise employment.

These reforms stand at the center of the state market debate, because the private sector, caught in the complex interplay between central local power sharing, can easily be crowded out.

Supporting national Governments in their efforts to strengthen domestic judicial structures and undertake security sector reform is central to anchoring protection gains made during the crisis and ensuring their sustainability.

This framework has paid particular attention to (a) the differing capacities of central and provincial governments (b) linkages with the still developing justice sector and (c) cooperation with neighbouring countries.

Italy and Spain offered credible fiscal and growth oriented reforms, and the European Central Bank, with Germany s backing, promised intervention as needed to stabilize the banking sector and sovereign debt markets.

The elimination of central control over production decisions, especially in the consumer goods sector, led to the breakdown in traditional supply demand relationships without contributing to the formation of new ones.

The main components of the industrial sector in the Central African Republic are beer, oil, soap and sugar production, coffee roasting, cotton ginning, timber, and gas (oxygen, acetylene) and paint production.

From Central Bank to Central Planning?

On the basis of political and operational priorities, UNMIS has established a full time military observer presence in Juba (Sector I), Wau (Sector II), Malakal (Sector III), Kadugli (Sector IV), Ed Damazin (Sector V), Abyei (Sector VI) and Kassala (redeployment coordination headquarters).

12. Invites the international community to consider supporting the creation of special economic zones and development corridors in the Economic Community of Central African States, with the active participation of the private sector

According to Pan Gongsheng, a deputy governor of the PBOC, the relationship between the central bank and the financial sector entails both a division of labor and a system of checks and balances.

Private sector capital flows now dwarf traditional public sector aid flows.

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