In normal times, central banks want to reduce inflation.

New rules on streamlining customs procedures would sharply reduce transit times.

This system is designed to reduce elevator waiting and travel times.

You could see the turnaround in Assad almost immediately.

The German labor market, too, has shown a miraculous turnaround.

Despite a messy default, this fresh start has generated a remarkable turnaround.

A turnaround needs to be visible to the naked eye to impress voters.

The longer the turnaround lasts, the more people will believe that it will continue.

Any solid understanding of the causes of this turnaround is likely to prove elusive.

The turnaround in Germany s public finances was due mostly to a reduction in expenditure.

If the war on environmental degradation is to be won, we need a major turnaround.

In normal times, deficits crowd out private investment (and perhaps crowd in private saving and or foreign capital), and hence reduce future growth.

The preferential treatment covers about 75 per cent of bilateral trade turnaround between the two countries.

Normally, a fiscal turnaround of this magnitude would provide massive stimulus. The economy should be going gangbusters.

Despite massive injections of funds and unprecedented security, insurgents have still managed to halt or reduce oil production and exports several times since the invasion.

ICAO recently developed new guidance material on the subject and believes that if properly implemented, general measures can reduce the risk of a successful attack considerably, and that additional measures taken at times of heightened risk could reduce the threat still further.

The upshot is that whenever a problem gets out of hand, the turnaround comes too late and is dramatic.

This turnaround comes despite South Africa s protection of its labor intensive sectors, such as clothing and textiles, through high tariffs.

With different tools including a profound restructuring of its foreign debt and less discipline, Argentina accomplished a similar fiscal turnaround.

If the war on environmental degradation is to be won, we need a major turnaround. Three areas can help speed progress

Ireland owes much of this turnaround to its efficient export sector, whose supporters were able to enforce a political U turn.

The plan s proposed congestion charge on automobile use during peak times in certain parts of the city would reduce traffic and generate revenue that would go toward improving public transportation.

In paragraph 53, the Board recommended that UNRWA evaluate the reasons for the lengthy procurement lead times and take appropriate action to reduce them, in line with the set guidelines.

Africa stands to benefit from a massive economic turnaround, provided that the right environment for sustainable growth and rising productivity is created.

It would be flattering to think that this turnaround in China s financial system been attributable to the wise counsels of foreign advisers.

It will review the document cycle and make proposals on how to enhance the timely submission and the turnaround time of documents.

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The turnaround in the regular resource situation provides UNDP with a unique opportunity to direct newly available programme resources to this urgent need.

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Germany, the euro zone s biggest economy, had a particularly dramatic turnaround, with annual GDP up by 2.7 in 2006, the highest rate since 2000.

By the middle of the century unless there is a dramatic turnaround about half the population will be economically inactive for reasons of age.

Moreover, this same sharp turnaround occurred in many countries and for many assets, including oil prices, gold, and, in some countries, residential real estate.

This mental turnaround is, indeed, essential if things are to improve, because the situation in Iraq represents, above all, a defeat of America s unilateralist orientation.

Indeed, the much noted Energiewende, or energy turnaround, that she announced in 2010 is arguably one of the most audacious acts of environmental statesmanship yet.

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Reagan had four key economic goals when he assumed office in 1981 reduce inflation, reduce high personal tax rates, reduce the size of government, and reduce regulation of the private sector.

On the other hand, the once fabled northeast and northwest passages will reduce shipping times and costs by as much as half, bringing China and Japan much closer to Europe and North America s east coast.

Russian society and its leaders have no clear vision of the future, and the country s demographic decline offers little hope of a rapid and sustainable turnaround.

The government is making the right sorts of noises, the electorate seems to be listening, and there has been a dramatic turnaround in the opinion polls.

In short, we will have to wait for the data on house prices in June and July to know whether there has been a permanent turnaround.

As a result, perhaps the long awaited turnaround in German consumption which has been flat for the good part of a decade is about to happen.

That is how the turnaround of the economy took place by reducing the fiscal deficit and converting the external balance of payments from deficit to surplus.

These measures reduce expenditure and increase taxes in order to reduce government deficits.

Professor Claudia Kemfert of the German Institute for Economic Research (DIW) argues that spending 14 billion to 30 billion to reduce methane would create benefits from the reduction in warming between 1.4 and three times higher.