To some extent, this is understandable, given the focus on short term liquidity and capital flows.

In the short term, supply may be able to respond to the extent that there is reserve capacity (there isn t much now).

To the extent the borrowed funds are invested today to improve the long term productivity of the economy and its workers, such as via useful infrastructure projects, future generations may benefit.

Roughly 80 of the total is going to public infrastructure such as subways, railways, and urban projects, which to a great extent should be counted as long term public goods.

A structural budget balance rule allows deficits only to the extent that the current price of copper is below its 10 year equilibrium or output is below its long term trend.

The authors argue that the impact of logging operations are long term, practically permanent, and that the measures employed create new damage, exacerbate existing damage, and extent the area affected by logging.

38. Emphasizes the need to maintain, to the extent possible given the term of office of the members of the Commission, continuity in the composition of subcommissions throughout the consideration of a submission

While this certainly impedes long term economic growth and causes great structural problems, it also means that the state reacts extremely counter cyclically and stabilizes the economy to a great extent, which benefits the entire world.

For a known extent .

For a known extent .

The IAU's definition does not attach specific numbers or equations to this term, but all the planets have cleared their neighbourhoods to a much greater extent than any dwarf planet, or any candidate for dwarf planet.

Special and differential treatment is the technical term used in trade negotiations to indicate that the balance must be tilted toward developing countries, with the extent of this treatment to be decided by the parties to the talks.

This has led the rest of the population of Egypt to feel contempt for Cairo and consider it to be below them, to the extent that the term for going to Cairo is I'm going down to Cairo .

To some extent, the answer is yes.

The scope and extent of data collection

Extent of the Phenomenon of Domestic Violence

(c) Tackling the problem extent of responses

The Fed has pursued its strategy of low long term interest rates in the hope of stimulating economic activity. At this point, the extent of the stimulus seems very small, and the risk of financial bubbles is increasingly worrying.

The extent of creditor countries losses would depend on the extent of the depreciation, giving them an interest in keeping the depreciation within bounds.

Layla's letters revealed the extent of her racism.

There have been some significant developments on economic issues that have helped, to some extent, to improve the investment climate, including in the areas of privatization, access to loans from the European Investment Bank, and long term lease possibilities for investors.

To some extent, they are right.

Knowledge of the extent of the phenomenon seemed unclear.

To appreciate the extent of the problem, consider the repeated failure of the US Congress to pass an annual budget (let alone deliver medium term reforms) or incomplete eurozone wide initiatives at a time of alarming unemployment and residual threats of financial disruptions.

Recognizing the need to realize the full potential of technology in combating climate change, and that substantial reduction in greenhouse gas emissions in the long term will rely to a large extent on the development, deployment, diffusion and transfer of environmentally sound technologies,

The term electronic address replaced the term information system .

Sami beat Layla to the extent she was hospitalized.

But the extent of misalignment remains an open question.

To some extent, the elites have themselves to blame.

The extent of its knowledge goes to your Lord .

Extent of the Phenomenon of Sexual Violence against Women

That impression is correct to some extent.

Extent of multisectoral responses and networking mechanisms

Creative accounting gimmicks masked the full extent of the problem.

Recent data from China reflect the extent of the problem.

The technique is developed to the extent of batch processing.

The policy has short term and long term objectives.

42. Takes note of the decision of the Commission to maintain, to the extent possible given the term of office of the members of the Commission, continuity in the composition of subcommissions throughout the consideration of a submission See CLCS 56, paras. 12 14.

The cult of the Greenspan put stemmed from the previous Fed chairman s avowed belief that the Fed should not try to resist a sharply rising stock market, except to the extent that such a market undermines the long term stability of prices for ordinary goods.

Longer term United Nations programme requirements resulting from disengagement are likely to be complex, and will depend on the nature and extent of the withdrawal itself and of territorial and commercial linkages with the remainder of the occupied Palestinian territory, Israel and the region.

Short Term Talk, Long Term Cost

Italy and Spain expose the full extent of Europe s vulnerability.

Yes, to some extent, such is the price of progress.

(b) to the greatest extent possible, coordinate their research activities

This influences the pathology of society to a large extent.