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The Summit of Muted Intentions

Yet the international pressure is muted.

Both factors were more muted in developing economies.

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To date, regional response to the crisis have been muted.

Baroness Ashton s voice at the recent European Council was characteristically muted.

This implies that consumption growth will remain muted for some time.

Muted wage growth increases competitiveness, and underutilized labor and capital are redeployed.

But, after a few months and some muted apologies, they were quietly reinstated.

But, after a few months and some muted apologies, they were quietly reinstated.

So for example, if I played a color, like we were playing on a palette, that sounded like this ...

Since its discovery, it has been debated whether the Narmer Palette represents a historic event or was purely symbolic.

The African media s response to the massacres and rapes in Darfur has been equally muted.

Asians have watched the formerly triumphant euro s Greek crisis with a muted sense of vindication.

So far, anti American rhetoric has been remarkably muted in the uprisings sweeping the Middle East.

Moreover, China s surging growth will echo throughout much of Asia, including (in somewhat muted form) in Japan.

The words in The Millennium Development Goals Report 2005 were somewhat muted and didn't get much attention

With Merkel, the substance of Germany s foreign policy will change little, but the assertive style will be muted.

The alternative is muted wage and income growth shared across the income spectrum, combined with productivity enhancing measures.

For example, the role of the Arab middle class has been notably muted in efforts to support Syrian refugees.

The response from both has been muted (as it has from Thailand, which also has strong economic ties with Myanmar).

India is Boyle s palette, and Mumbai that teeming maximum city, with 19 million strivers on the make, jostling, scheming, struggling, and killing for success is his brush.

Ironically, because the traction of unconventional policies has always been limited, the fallout on real economies is likely to be muted.

But what I liked about it was, I was controlling my own idiotic information, and I was creating my own palette of information, and I was totally and completely at play.

Though some hawks called for only muted criticism of the regime, the US had no choice but to condemn the massacre and be expelled.

What accounts for the stark contrast between the mass protests against the Vietnam War and the muted public reaction to the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq?

We have observed that public discussions on the Draft Constitution and on the Referendum are unusually muted, even though day of the Referendum is rapidly approaching.

In Europe, concerns about domestic income inequality, though more muted, are compounded by angst about inequality between countries, as Germany roars ahead while the southern periphery stalls.

On that day they will follow the summoner without zigzagging . Their voices will be muted before the All beneficent , and you will hear nothing but a murmur .

In the spectacular large scale projects he's famous for , Olafur Eliasson creates art from a palette of space, distance, color and light. This idea packed talk begins with an experiment in the nature of perception.

India s government has, no surprise, joined the rest of the world in calling for an end to the military action, but its criticism of Israel has been muted.

If summer hurricanes push huge quantities of oil onto Florida s beaches and up the Eastern seaboard, the resulting political explosion will make the reaction to the financial crisis seem muted.

Even social democracy, which, particularly in Scandinavia, was an excellent regulator of capitalism, found itself muted in the controversy between Keynesians and monetarists, and, throughout the developed world, the monetarists won.

Gandhi's reaction to the Lahore Resolution was muted he called it baffling , but told his disciples that Muslims, in common with other people of India, had the right to self determination.

The relationship between diasporas and their homelands often encompasses a broad palette of sentiments, including distrust, resentment, envy, and enmity. Colloquially, people describe a bout of emigration as a period in which a country lost a certain proportion of its population.

One that a lot of cultural critics have pointed to is that we now have a much broader palette of design choices to choose from than we ever have before, and this is mainly because of the fast fashion industry, actually.

The muted response of the Arab states to Israel s recent mysterious air raid on its territory reflects its isolation within the Arab world an isolation with which the Syrians are extremely uncomfortable.

The second surprise in 2005 was that while oil prices increased far more than expected, the economic dampening effect seemed somewhat muted in most places, at least until the last part of the year.

A surprising number of pundits seem to think that if one could only break up the big banks, governments would be far more resilient to bailouts, and the whole moral hazard problem would be muted.

Calderón s uncompromising hard line on drug dealers in Mexico, an unrelenting offensive that follows the precedent set by Uribe in dealing with the FARC, has also been helped because economic growth has muted domestic opposition.

But their reactions have been generally muted by Japan s success in getting a US led initiative at the G 20 to classify its policy response as constituting the use of domestic tools to pursue domestic objectives.

The African media s response to the massacres and rapes in Darfur has been equally muted. Once again, African readers are being shortchanged, remaining dependent on foreign reportage in order to grasp the enormity of what is transpiring.

Because sounds from the outside world have to travel through the mother's abdominal tissue and through the amniotic fluid that surrounds the fetus, the voices fetuses hear, starting around the fourth month of gestation, are muted and muffled.

More problematic, the West s loud calls for Assad s exit from power, though now muted, have given false hope to the opposition, while Russia has been hiding behind the rhetoric of a Syrian led process to avoid confronting its international responsibilities.