The Council's decisions must be as timely as possible and their implementation correspondingly expeditious and effective.

However, to the extent that public investment grows, aggregate demand increases correspondingly, generating some growth and creating a cushion against recession.

Correspondingly, Forum decisions need to be well positioned in the agendas of other bodies, to ensure clear messages at the international level.

In general, if we make a small change to the folding ratio, which is what you're seeing here, then the form changes correspondingly.

Russia will continue to build the relevant military infrastructure in the base and the living conditions of the Russian soldiers will be protected correspondingly.

WFP has correspondingly increased food distribution, delivering food assistance to over 1 million beneficiaries in July and increasing the number of food drop locations in the region.

For some years now we have been witnessing an exponential increase in the number of cases entrusted to the Court and, correspondingly, an unprecedented increase in its activities.

It is also interesting to note that when TNG disappeared and its opponent, SRRC, correspondingly diminished in importance, the highly visible and aggressive direct support for key Somali factions subsided.

For example, fee bates, a combination of a fee and a rebate in any size class of vehicle you want, can increase the price of inefficient vehicles and correspondingly pay you a rebate for efficient vehicles.

Correspondingly, net expenditures recorded in 2004 for those continued activities amounted to 2,167,263 as at 31 December 2004, leaving a planned allocation of 300,833 unexpended, but retained in the special account in 2005 as programmable resources.

So a more likely growth scenario for 2012 is that China s growth will be lower than in 2011, but still significantly higher than 7.5 . Correspondingly, its investment driven growth pattern will be strengthened further, though at a slowing pace.

The problem, quite simply, is that many of the underlying conditions that produced the eurozone crisis remain unaddressed. If Europe now grows without making the hard decisions needed to address them, those decisions become correspondingly less likely to be made.

Correspondingly, RMB liabilities owed by mainlanders and multinationals decreased, as did RMB assets held in Hong Kong. In fact, increases in financing costs and uncertainty about RMB appreciation prompted a partial sell off of RMB assets by Hong Kong residents.

During an economic expansion, such as in the 2002 2007 period, governments are tempted to forecast that the boom will continue indefinitely. Forecasts for tax revenue and budget surpluses are correspondingly optimistic and so hide the need for fiscal adjustment.

The US trade deficit has declined from 60 billion a month to just 26 billion, according to the most recent data. As a matter of simple arithmetic, we know that the rest of the world is running correspondingly smaller surpluses.

Correspondingly, Israel must cease its settlement activities, which are contrary to its obligations under the road map, and avoid taking measures that could prejudge the final result of negotiations, especially with regard to territorial issues, including those in connection with Jerusalem.

The interest rates projected by the CBO assume that future inflation will be only 2.2 . If inflation turns out to be higher (a very likely outcome of the Fed s recent policy), the interest rate on long term bonds could be correspondingly higher.

Since Britain had been one of the most insistent advocates of enlargement of the EU to the candidates from Central and Eastern Europe, one might have expected that the Blair government would have wished to be correspondingly generous to the new comers in the conduct of the budgetary negotiations.

If the BOJ were to succeed in raising inflation expectations, long term interest rates would necessarily have to reflect a correspondingly higher inflation premium. As long as nominal interest rates are rising because of inflation expectations, the increase is part of the solution, not part of the problem.

A second difference is that, notwithstanding recent cuts in social programs, the unemployed receive more extensive public support than in the 1930 s. This makes populist pressure to abandon the euro correspondingly less severe the key questions, of course, being how much less severe, and whether the political center can hold.

A second difference is that, notwithstanding recent cuts in social programs, the unemployed receive more extensive public support than in the 1930 s. This makes populist pressure to abandon the euro correspondingly less severe the key questions, of course, being how much less severe, and whether the political center can hold. nbsp

This concern is a first cousin to the old mercantilist focus on whether a policy will improve or worsen the trade balance. A mercantilist could be defined as someone who believes that gains go only to the country that enjoys a higher trade surplus, mirrored by losses for the trading partner that runs a correspondingly higher deficit.

Not only does a higher percentage of American adults work, but they also work more hours per week and more weeks per year. In 2004, the French worked 28 fewer hours per person than Americans, and the Germans and Dutch each put in 25 fewer hours, and the money they earned was correspondingly lower almost 30 less income per person than Americans received.

Consequently, Africa s rural population has been growing faster and for longer than any other in human history, with a correspondingly rapid and prolonged decline in per capita endowments of land and other natural resources. Moreover, post independence improvements in child survival triggered a rise in child dependency rates, which also reached historically unprecedented levels in the 1970 s and 1980 s.