Sami's vest has pockets.

Stupendous growth hides deep pockets of poverty.

Big predators became confined to isolated pockets of land.

Nurse Nothing's in your pockets, right Mike?

I'm wearing a jacket with capacious pockets.

Sami had his hands in his pockets.

But General Babangida also has deep pockets.

Call it information liquidity, akin to financial liquidity.

MP Nope. Nothing's in my pockets. Nurse Okay.

Pockets of polio transmission also persist in India, Pakistan, and Afghanistan.

Deeply entrenched pockets of poverty continue to exist around the world.

Sir, you want to empty your pockets. Please, sir?

Those indicators obscure the fact that there are large pockets of extreme poverty.

Is Liquidity Enough?

The Liquidity Puzzle

So the monetary authorities, they argue, must be in the pockets of powerful bankers.

The Liquidity Time Bomb

The invasion was swift and the last Polish pockets of resistance surrendered on 6 October.

Fourth, repeated street protests, combined with a weak police force, fuel small pockets of criminal activity.

India is a glorious democracy with an economically literate government and pockets of real economic achievement.

Confronting the Coming Liquidity Crisis

The IMF recently established the Short Term Liquidity Facility to help strong performing members facing temporary liquidity problems.

Many of them have large pockets of poverty, and some are large economies with very significant neighbourhood effects.

This approach would promote socially diverse and productive neighborhoods, rather than segregation and pockets of economic stagnation.

You cannot deceive people about growth they feel the weight of their pockets better than anyone else.

This approach would promote socially diverse and productive neighborhoods, rather than segregation and pockets of economic stagnation.

One such difference is today's global economic landscape, characterized by pockets of affluence and mass, abject poverty.

The US Navy used a slightly different model that featured slanted pockets with zippers.

Pockets in the south west also show extremely high seasonal malnutrition at this time.

The third problem concerns international liquidity.

The fact that there is even a small liquidity crunch for banks implies larger liquidity crunches for less intensively regulated financial institutions, and even greater liquidity crunches for manufacturing and real estate companies.

If you believe that the crisis was caused by a shortage of liquidity, we had plenty of models analyzing liquidity shortages and their effects on financial institutions.

It is also a source of vast amounts of money, much of which will end up in the tyrants pockets.

massive and unlimited provision of liquidity to solvent financial institutions

Subsidizing labor, by contrast, is a pure injection of liquidity.

He said that a shroud has no pockets but it s clear that his shroud and those of his sons and his cronies have many pockets Rehab concludes وبعث له ثورة تونس وهروب بن علي لكنه لم يتعظ ولم يتخل عن عناده العسكري العتيد

If anything, domestic banks with shallower pockets were more likely to cut back in the crisis.

For a while, people spoke almost approvingly of the flood of liquidity.

Governments can too easily end up in the pockets of business, resulting in cronyism and rent seeking instead of economic growth.

Such taxes surely reduce liquidity in financial markets.

This generates liquidity, which then stimulates GDP growth.

Brazil is the recent pacesetter, markedly expanding public education and systematically attacking remaining pockets of poverty through targeted transfer programs.

First, the factors which allow a distinction to be made between liquidity and solvency problems are not clearly set. What determines a liquidity crisis?

Burundi will need even deeper pockets from its donors to transform today's political overtures into sustainable peace.

The breakdown was fundamentally a liquidity crisis, and liquidity was easily restored in several ways the New York banks issued their own liquidity through a clearing house one massively powerful financial institution, J.P. Morgan, bought up collapsing shares, and thus reversed a market panic and a scramble for liquidity and European central banks supplied gold to the American market.