Many factors have contributed to this upturn.

No sooner is an upturn announced than it falters.

Managers can demand higher and higher returns in the upturn.

Political forces struggled for power, and there was an upturn for the armed forces.

To some extent, it should have been logical to expect an unprecedented upturn as well.

Last year, Chinese GDP growth reached a 13 year low, and no upturn is in sight.

According to Hollande, the economic upturn la reprise had just started, and hope was around the corner.

Many Germans, in particular, are in denial that the cyclical upturn may be coming to an end.

The more diversified economies and the Gulf Cooperation Council enjoyed an upturn in real GDP levels (see table).

20. The upturn in the economy apos s aggregate output during 1992 was accompanied by improved fiscal performance.

48. The modest upturn in stopover arrivals was consistent with the general pattern in the English speaking Caribbean.

NEW YORK The latest economic data from the eurozone suggest that recovery may be at hand. What is driving the upturn?

Unfortunately, however, the upturn in the business cycle cannot be taken as a sign of structural improvement in the German economy.

The early 2012 upturn in US economic activity still owes a lot to extraordinarily expansionary monetary policy and unsustainable fiscal deficits.

As participatory mechanisms are gradually established and transitions effected, an upturn in the Fund apos s delivery rate is expected to occur.

And this is one way to do technology forecasting get a sense of where technology is and then anticipate the next upturn.

Growth was broadly based in most countries, and manufacturing, in particular, benefited from the upturn in the electronics cycle and strong export demand.

The Civic Exchange Hong Kong Transition Project's latest survey results, from early August, recorded a sharp upturn in public protests over the past year.

Here, I should like to commend the essential role played by the international community in the upturn in my country's political and economic situation.

37. Leading indicators show that there has been an upturn in construction activity during 1992 following a decline of 25.81 per cent in 1991.

In early 2006, when the Ifo indicator foresaw an economic upturn while the German Federal Statistical Office reported meager quarterly GDP growth figures, some commentators scoffed.

They hope for an upturn in the economic climate, or to get a comparative advantage in the ferocious competition for first jobs. They are, above all, gaining time.

All in all, there is now hardly any doubt that the economic upturn in Germany that began in the summer of 2005 is now coming to an end.

What makes monetary policy tricky at this point is that the German economy which has been Europe s locomotive during the current cyclical upturn may be reaching a turning point.

Though the evidence that monetary stimulus produces increased investment and a business upturn is patchy, its effects on financial markets and asset prices are very easy to document quickly.

These reforms are already yielding some positive results, but not of the magnitude that we regard as necessary if there is to be a significant upturn in the economy.

The upturn in the economy made it possible to increase spending for social needs, and that clearly fostered the fuller exercise of the rights of the country's women and men.

The EU s current economic upturn suggests that the strategy is working, particularly after its renewal in 2005. But some areas in which Europe could gain a competitive advantage have been neglected.

More compelling is the dramatic upturn in GDP growth rates in India and China after they turned strongly towards dismantling trade barriers in the late 1980 s and early 1990 s.

The economic upturn has helped to strengthen the socio economic rights of the citizenry, reduce poverty and boost employment, raise the level of income of the people and increase wages and pensions.

Who could have said with certainty that the economic upturn announced by Hollande was real rather than aspirational? Beyond his message s wishful thinking, the public s reaction to the messenger was a mixture of disbelief and indifference.

Just as last year when there was unwarranted growth pessimism in Europe, this year there is unwarranted growth euphoria. Many Germans, in particular, are in denial that the cyclical upturn may be coming to an end.

The upturn in technical cooperation delivery and the establishment of a stable environment for staff had been driven by the growth in voluntary contributions, through which Member States had demonstrated their support for the reform process.

Although the stimulus package of tax cuts and increased government outlays enacted earlier this year will give a temporary boost to growth, we are unlikely to see the start of a sustained upturn until next year at the earliest.

Accordingly, priority would need to be accorded in these countries to sustaining the present recovery while counteracting inflationary pressures that might emerge, and Governments should take advantage of the upturn in activity to curb excessive government debt and deficits.

Second, this six quarter plunge was followed, from mid 2009 through early 2013, by 15 quarters of annualized consumption growth averaging just 2 an upturn that pales in comparison with what would have been expected based on past consumer spending cycles.

He hoped for sustained improvement in the overall security situation and for an upturn in the economic situation in the occupied Palestinian territory that would enable the Agency to wind down its emergency operations in favour of its main programmes.

To be sure, there were indications of a temporary pick up in annual consumption growth to nearly 4 in the fourth quarter of 2013. Yet that is reminiscent of a comparable 4.3 spurt in the fourth quarter of 2010, an upturn that quickly faded.