We took off from the shuttle landing facility, where the shuttle takes off and lands.

It takes strategy, time, and determination to pull it off.

Off season farming credit for market gardening and produce.

So what I did ... when the daughter takes a few steps towards him, he takes his hat off, Farmanara says.

We have stressed our intention to ward off any market distortions.

But in times of crisis, market confidence takes on a life of its own.

And banks had a voluntary moratorium on foreclosures, holding supply off the market.

Weakness in the job market takes a huge toll on economic and personal well being.

They might also spur developing countries to do what it takes to join that market.

But Sheikh Tantawi was not satisfied and insisted that the young girl takes off the face cover.

If these lessons are implemented, market forces can pick up where industrial policy leaves off.

JF Over on the left hand side, you will notice fuel consumption decreasing as the rocket takes off.

In either model, the market mediates sales and takes a commission a defined percentage of the sale value.

He takes the uniform off. He's no longer Sergeant Jones in his community. He's now Dave from Kansas City.

For what is the hope of the godless, when he is cut off, when God takes away his life?

One response is to assert that market outcomes always make everyone better off in the long run.

All it takes is for a supernova to go off a few light years away, and we'll all be dead!

After mitigating the downturn, central bankers must withdraw the immense infusion of liquidity before inflation takes off, a tricky maneuver.

Crisis management measures undertaken in the Western world are practically cutting our countries off from the EU market.

The king of Israel answered, Tell him, 'Don't let him who puts on his armor brag like he who takes it off.'

Moreover, continuing investment in real estate makes it all the more difficult to wean the economy off its real estate addiction, and the real estate market off its addiction to government support.

He takes a step back so he's keeping off the other males by splitting his body and comes up on the other side ...

If public opinion blames earlier market reforms for the current crisis, the policy lessons may go off in the wrong direction.

You land at the airport, and you're welcomed by an Indian lady who takes you to Al Maha Services, where you meet a Filipino lady who hands you off to a South African lady who then takes you to a Korean who takes you to a Pakistani guy with the luggage who takes you to the car with a Sri Lankan.

2. Also takes note of the significant increase in the market value of the Fund's assets and the positive returns achieved during the biennium

In commerce, time to market (TTM) is the length of time it takes from a product being conceived until its being available for sale.

These countries, in turn, could argue that even very poor US households are much better off than the average emerging market household.

When manufacturing takes off, it can generate millions of jobs for unskilled workers, often women, who previously were employed in traditional agriculture or petty services.

The problem is that regulation is unlikely to eliminate completely market failures the competition stability trade off can be ameliorated, but not eliminated.

A teacher intervened to explain. She takes off her niqab inside the class, but she only put it on when you and your entourage came in.

Sitting on the matted floor of his tent with an arm spread across a military provided cot, Mohanad takes a long, pensive drag off a cigarette.

It takes liquidity to make a market successful, and it can be difficult to get a new one started until it achieves a certain critical mass.

What the court has done is to craft a solution that no political process could have arrived at independently, but which takes the dispute off the streets.

In addition, it takes the heat off an undervalued currency as a prop to export growth, giving China considerable leeway to step up the pace of currency reforms.

After all, if one takes the average of estimates reported by reputable sources, the write off losses of the six crisis countries banks amount to about 670 billion.

The mix of endogenous healing and strong central bank tailwinds, including from a whatever it takes European Central Bank, has also helped markets shrug off troubling political uncertainties.

Consequently, policy interventions that address market failures as well as widespread information imperfections and the non existence of many needed markets can make everyone better off.

But Latin American countries, from a credit standpoint, are a lot better off than they have ever been to withstand turbulence and weather global market problems.

Actually, I read this great quote the other day, which was, Style makes you feel great because it takes your mind off the fact that you're going to die.

The populist challenge to the pro market, pro Western elite consensus that has prevailed in the region since 1990 takes two forms an anti corruption drive and de communization.

The populist challenge to the pro market, pro Western elite consensus that has prevailed in the region since 1990 takes two forms an anti corruption drive and de communization.

The problem with globalization today is precisely that a few may benefit and a majority may be worse off, unless government takes an active role in managing and shaping it .

So this animation just tries to explain this concept where we made these cells sensitive to being turned off with light, and we beam light in, and just for the time it takes to shut down a seizure, we're hoping to be able to turn it off.

Second, emerging countries must develop more effective macroeconomic frameworks, including better macro prudential regulation and a broader monetary policy framework that takes into account asset prices and financial market stability.

In Europe, that means agreeing on burden sharing for re capitalizing countries where deficits and debt have cut off market access or led to prohibitively high borrowing costs.