A Cautionary History of US Monetary Tightening

The following cautionary notes are valid for PHP 4.

ASG OCSS already issued cautionary instruction in this regard.

And he goes on to say, The landmark Stanford study provides a cautionary tale for all military operations.

A passing knowledge of historical trends might have made for a more cautionary stance see O Rourke and Williamson, 1999.

Furthermore, the cautionary rule requires the judges to take additional care when the testimony of a rape survivor is not corroborated.

Rules of evidence with regard to sexual violence should be amended and there should be rethinking with regard to the cautionary rule used by judges concerning corroboration of the testimony of victims.

Israel would therefore be wise to remember Sharon s cautionary words, and reinforce its pressure on the US administration with a broader diplomatic campaign. Like it or not, Israel must urge the world to remember that Iran is everyone s problem.

The experience of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY), which also addressed genocide, crimes against humanity, and war crimes, should sound a cautionary note for ICC members as they debate whether to add the crime of aggression to their jurisdiction.

Eliot may have set his play in twelfth century England, but he wrote it in 1935, barely two years after Adolf Hitler had come to power in Germany. So it is, at least in part, a cautionary tale about the rise of fascism in Europe.

Its one positive effect was to launch an effort to reform the international monetary system. So now that the French government not them again! has committed to making international monetary reform the centerpiece of its G 20 presidency in 2011, it is worth recalling the cautionary tale of the 1960 s.

DAVOS At a time of lackluster global economic growth, developing countries are dusting off some old strategies particularly the use of industrial policy to drive the development of particular sectors and turn them into engines of growth and employment. But the history of such policies, particularly in Latin America and the Caribbean, is filled with failure and cautionary tales.

Allow me briefly to share with Council members some elements of the terms of reference for our Truth and Friendship Commission, with a cautionary note that, while the document has been thoroughly reviewed at ministerial level, it still requires the signature of our two Presidents and our Prime Ministers or Foreign Ministers for it to become official and valid.

However, in view of the major outstanding challenges combined with a general lack of resources to address them, as described in the present report, I would like to echo the cautionary message of the Security Council mission against a hasty or premature international disengagement, to ensure that the invaluable gains achieved by the Burundian people in recent years are not jeopardized.