How plausible is this argument? Can benign regulation really be bought?

And every single part of this mechanism is actually plausible in biology.

This is now, and the idea looks a lot less plausible. Why has the G 2 become so far fetched so fast?

This, the official doctrine of most developed countries today, contains at least five major fallacies, which pass largely unnoticed, because the narrative is so plausible.

So, why is the ECB set on a tougher course? There are three plausible reasons.

The only plausible cause is the ever warmer tropical seas on which such storms thrive.

Does Germany think that its gold will be subject to sanctions or some form of confiscation as sometimes happens to rogue nations? Again, this is hardly plausible.

This analysis, while seemingly plausible, depends on the belief that it is the supply of credit that is essential to economic health too much money ruins it, while too little destroys it.

While plausible, this argument suggests that, as financial markets improve over time in developing countries, the global imbalances are bound to shrink. But such a reversal is nowhere in sight.

But investors should be wary of this argument. It may sound plausible, but it is hardly conclusive, and, more importantly, it certainly does not tell us that high prices are sustainable.

It is rare in history that such widely different but plausible paths stem from a common point. It is not difficult, however, to determine which one is preferable.

Indeed, the capitalists triumphant story is tarnished, as is our faith in international trade. So, here is the problem there isn t a plausible driver of a dramatic recovery.

And in a more subtle way, I think, this works for all of the veiled speech acts involving plausible deniability the bribes, threats, propositions, solicitations and so on.

But the monetary policy story, while plausible, is not ironclad. Indeed, other factors may explain or at least contribute to current stock market trends.

And a similar analysis, I think, can apply to the potential awkwardness of a sexual solicitation, and other cases where plausible deniability is an asset.

Although the global figure of domestic resource flows is a rough estimate, it is the most plausible one, given the fact that data are often incomplete and not entirely comparable.

In sum, the only plausible reason for concealing the information was to avoid inconvenience and embarrassment to the State party.

Perhaps German central bankers sense a longer term shift in international preferences away from the dollar and want to be ready in some fashion. This is plausible in terms of a future decline in the dollar s importance as a reserve asset and safe haven.

Lastly, the complainant concludes that it is entirely plausible that, on returning to Pakistan, he will be immediately denounced for blasphemy, arrested by the police, tortured and condemned to death.

In the view of the Panel, although it is plausible to assume that Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait had some impacts on fish catches, the available information is insufficient for quantifying any such impacts.

It will consist of a global assessment with three sections historical perspectives plausible futures (to 2050) and policy and institutional issues.

These are plausible claims, but in truth, we can't see the brain's wiring clearly enough to tell if these are really true.

Therefore, understanding of the interplay between gender inequality, violence and HIV can offer plausible areas of intervention to fight the pandemic effectively.

The author contends that the State party has not discharged its burden of providing a plausible alternative explanation, based on independent evidence, to what occurred.

The model called for the collection of pertinent information leading to a plausible case of arms embargo violations, under the circumstances of the Group's investigations.

Similarly, while RRT does not attach weight to minor inconsistencies, it is not required to accept at face value the claims of an applicant although it may give the benefit of the doubt to an applicant who is otherwise credible and plausible.

At first glance, it seems plausible. Indeed, traditional balance of power theory suggests that US primacy in power resources should be offset by a Sino Russian partnership.

The only plausible inflationary scenario presupposes that when economies recover, central banks do not raise interest rates sufficiently in the coming boom, keeping too much of the current liquidity in the market. Such a scenario is not impossible.

That leads to a second and more plausible explanation, which is psychological and behavioral in character. We have a tendency to underestimate both the probabilities and consequences of what in the investment world are called left tailed events.

If a lack of skills or experience is not preventing women from reaching the summit of monetary policymaking, what is? The most plausible explanation is that, as organizations with non elected leaders and limited transparency, central banks tend to function as clubs whose largely male membership hire and promote familiar types governments usually reinforce this by simply rubber stamping the banks preferred candidate for the top job.

These problems are not America s alone, for they are inherent to all efforts to privatize social welfare. As Americans and others look at this Gordian knot of public policy problems, we should learn one thing from the example of Tony Snow the vision of an ownership society espoused by Bush is simply not plausible.

Indeed, of the various possible reasons why the electorate in 2014 did not perceive the economic recovery that was underway, the most plausible is that the typical American had not benefited from it. The irony is that rising inequality is usually thought to play to the Democrats electoral advantage.

The vital question is what would replace coal if were to stop using it. Judging from their chant No coal, no gas, no nukes, no kidding and Biofuels hell no! the protesters in Washington would rule out many plausible alternatives.

It seems to me to be such a plausible, natural extension of the democratic principles we already have, that I'm shocked to think anybody would find that just ridiculous.

One reason is that the expanding development and use of new information technology, notably cell phones and the Internet, shrinks the world and makes competition from abroad more plausible. In fact, new technologies are probably the most important reason why globalization is advancing at a rapid pace.

The nature of refoulement is such, however, that an allegation of breach of that article relates to a future expulsion or removal accordingly, the right to an effective remedy contained in article 3 requires, in this context, an opportunity for effective, independent and impartial review of the decision to expel or remove, once that decision is made, when there is a plausible allegation that article 3 issues arise.

Determining the future international status of the renminbi and Shanghai must begin with a calculation of China s expected relative economic strength vis à vis the US under two plausible scenarios.

Even if it were closer to the top, overthrowing Saddam Hussein to ensure oil supplies in 50 years ranks as the least plausible of strategies. Yet we know from a range of evidence that this is what was on Bush s mind when his government shifted its focus from the search for Osama bin Laden to fighting a war in Iraq.

Moreover, the assertion that our intelligence is puny in comparison with God s presupposes just the point that is under debate that there is a god who is all knowing, all powerful, and all good. The evidence of our own eyes makes it more plausible to believe that the world was not created by any god at all.

Against this background, Obama should heed the doctrine proposed in 1991 by General Colin Powell. The Powell doctrine stipulates that the US should use military force only when a vital national security interest is at stake the strategic objective is clear and attainable the benefits are likely to outweigh the costs adverse consequences can be limited broad international and domestic support has been obtained and a plausible exit strategy is in place.

A more plausible explanation is that institutional differences in the ability to borrow dictate to some extent the disparity in savings rates across countries. The argument is simple All economies have both borrowers and savers, and changes in the cost of borrowing (or the return to saving) affect them differently.

The position of the Working Group is that the well substantiated and plausible version of events given by Mr. Marynich should have been fully investigated by the authorities, irrespective of the dropping, at a later stage, of the charge of illegal possession of arms.

As for Syria, the only plausible route to normalcy begins with forcing President Bashar al Assad to cede power. To this end, the US and its allies should consider striking Assad s strongholds in Syria, while establishing safe havens for the moderate opposition under the protective cloak of a no fly zone.

But in the real world and Cyprus, Bosnia, and Kosovo may be examples stabilization and the slow de escalation of violence can sometimes achieve the same end, even without formal agreement. In the absence of plausible alternatives, one hopes that this will also be the case for Israelis and Palestinians.

Yet the next national elections, due before May 2009, may produce a plausible Dalit contender for the job of prime minister Kumari Mayawati, the female chief minister of India s largest state, Uttar Pradesh.