Terrace is a city on the Skeena River in British Columbia, Canada.

To work smoothly, expansive macroeconomic policies require compatible microeconomic rules.

While visiting one of the sites I was taking pictures on a terrace, which suddenly collapsed.

These hills are cut down to a kind of terrace which lies between them and the river.

Khota's now become a bad word. It means their terrace and we used to sleep out at night.

Holt continued to advocate for expansive reform of education until his death in 1985.

We went up to the terrace and watched a couple of Canadair planes, a russian Beriev, and a helicopter.

The sherd was found on a large circular platform, possibly the foundations of a storage silo on the Halif Terrace.

In addition to becoming bolder and more expansive, it has become increasingly intertwined with fiscal policy.

And because I could no longer identify the boundaries of my body, I felt enormous and expansive.

If gruff diplomacy was the only manifestation of China s expansive territorial claims, Asian leaders could sleep more peacefully.

Obama chose the second, more expansive, option, which generated more or less the opposite dynamic benefits became risks.

Zoom in and that square thing is a theater which we're in right now The Terrace Theater. It didn't have a name on it.

Strong economic growth and expansive monetary policies further boosted the trend, as did protectionist measures, such as export restrictions.

Herbert Terrace, the Columbia University psychologist who was directing the project, decided to end it and sent Nim back to the primate facility in Oklahoma.

Expansive, growth based policy could work better in Germany than in many eurozone countries for which it is being prescribed.

They sense that the American economy has out performed the Western European economies largely because of its less expansive government.

In the US, the uneven and weak recovery has been sustained by extraordinarily expansive monetary policies and ongoing large fiscal deficits.

On the terrace visitors can read about the events that played a role in developing Pennsylvania Avenue, from presidential parades and funeral processions to celebrations and protests.

Indeed, so expansive are China s claims nowadays that many Asians are wondering what will satisfy China s desire to secure its core interests.

Anthropology emerged from a specific historical moment in time and, especially at the outset, was used for expansive, colonialist, and oppressive purposes.

Third, a more expansive requirement for financial disclosure by senior officials and better dissemination of code of conduct requirements are being introduced.

The following comments, while not expansive provide an indication of how analysis can assist in reducing the size of the remediation problem.

Thomas Bingham, former Lord Chief Justice and Senior Law Lord of the United Kingdom, proposed a somewhat more expansive, though clearly compatible, definition.

The United States, in particular, put enormous pressure on Japan to take expansive policy measures to relieve the pressure on the international system.

Cooper's older brother, Carter Vanderbilt Cooper, committed suicide on July 22, 1988, at age 23, by jumping from the 14th floor terrace of Vanderbilt's New York City penthouse apartment.

That the place where, during an earthquake in 1954, this marine terrace was lifted up out of the ocean very quickly, and it was lifted up about six to seven meters.

The Fed, its critics complain, has used its expansive powers to engage in a range of unprecedented interventions that have propped up large financial institutions.

The traditional hostility between labor unions and the world of finance should not obscure their common interest in using financial tools in an expansive and creative way.

By continuing to maintain its illegal occupation of Japanese territory, however, Russia precludes expansive Japanese involvement in this effort, effectively leaving the Chinese to dominate the region s development.

Elena Garcia (EG) It is true that anthropology emerged from a particular historical moment and was used for expansive, colonialist and oppressive means, especially in its early days.

In this vision, Latin superiority consists in a more expansive view of the state s capacity to secure incomes and create wealth, and less of the Protestant obsession with the individual s work.

While some units have integrated norms, particularly those related to the Global Campaign on Urban Governance, into an expansive range of programme activities, there are several instances in which opportunities have been missed.

But South Korea s then president, Syngman Rhee, in violation of the treaty and international law, instituted the Syngman Rhee Line to demarcate an expansive area, including Takeshima, within which South Korea unilaterally claimed fishery jurisdiction.

In fact, most of the world believes that Germany should adopt a more expansive fiscal policy. According to this view, austerity is counter productive, because it induces slowdowns and recessions that make long term fiscal consolidation more difficult.

Due to the extremely expansive US monetary policy that has been in place since the sub prime crisis began two years ago, the real value of China s foreign exchange reserves has already been eroded, with or without inflation.

With an ever larger military machine backed by village level militias, civil society has been the main loser. Sweeping emergency regulations remain in place, arming the security forces with expansive powers of search, arrest, and seizure of property.

They would help to ensure that, even in an era of retrenchment in American foreign policy, the world would continue to enjoy the most important benefits of the expansive foreign policy that the US can no longer afford.

Nobody outside the US could force it to restrain either its monetary policy, which was becoming increasingly expansive under President Richard Nixon, or its fiscal policy, marked by mushrooming deficits due to the costs of the Vietnam war.

Just as important for non Americans, only robust economic growth can ensure that the US sustains its expansive role in the world, which supports the global economy and contributes to stability in Europe, East Asia, and the Middle East.

For example the top floor penthouse of Robert A. M. Stern s 15 Central Park West 20 storey apartment building in New York has the following amenities Set on a rooftop terrace, the penthouse has a view of the midtown skyline and at its feet is the whole geometry of Central Park.

So, when a European country reverses course to reduce welfare dependency and restore work incentives, it is worth noting especially when that country is the Netherlands, which built one of the world s most expansive welfare states in the 1960 s and 1970 s.

Asia s governments must also begin to adhere to a far more expansive idea of open regionalism, which means that countries like India should have a voice in Asia Pacific affairs, and they must respect the Asian interests of countries beyond the region.

Finally, he supports the more expansive reasoning of the Prince Edward Island court, in contrast to the Court of Appeal in his own case, and argues that in any event the fact of appeal does not justify Ontario's violation of his rights.

At a later stage, it will be possible, and extremely worthwhile, to elaborate a more expansive and comprehensive commentary on the Principles which would encompass all of the relevant international law, as well as other applicable standards, which may be helpful in the interpretation of these Principles.