Translation of "torque tightening" to Chinese language:
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| And all of these things combine to create an enormous amount of torque on the planet. | |
| Will Fed Tightening Choke Emerging Markets? | |
| A Cautionary History of US Monetary Tightening | |
| And if we cannot figure out a way to deal with that torque, we are going to find ourselves more and more and more quickly facing situations which are simply unthinkable. | |
| They defied their Lord's messenger, so He seized them with an ever tightening grip. | |
| They defied their Lord's messenger, so He seized them with an ever tightening grip. | |
| It may have had something to do with the near total lack of response of long term interest rates to monetary tightening. If central banks are tightening and long term rates aren t rising, one needs some explanation. | |
| A leaflet on marine litter, entitled Tightening the noose , was also published recently by UNEP. | |
| And now I'm tightening lashes, shaped in hide as if around a ribcage, shaped like five bowstrings. | |
| And they disobeyed the messenger of their Lord, therefor did He grip them with a tightening grip. | |
| And they disobeyed the messenger of their Lord, therefor did He grip them with a tightening grip. | |
| We therefore express concern and reject the new measures recently implemented by the US government aimed at tightening the embargo. | |
| There was no incompatibility between tightening controls over the nuclear fuel cycle and expanding the use of peaceful nuclear technology. | |
| During the last tightening cycle between 2004 and 2006, households interest income rose 29 . Although this time, the gains presumably will be smaller and slower to arrive, owing to the likely pace and extent of Fed tightening, interest paid on savings will move household income in the right direction up. | |
| Article 1 This Law is enacted for the purpose of tightening control over guns, preserving public security and order and ensuring public safety. | |
| Adjustments required by some regions included the following pricing more items, tightening product specifications, widening the scope of outlets and obtaining more observations. | |
| The Fed will almost certainly start raising rates in December, but monetary tightening will be much slower than in previous economic cycles, and it will be motivated by concerns about financial stability, not inflation. As a result, fears bordering on panic in some emerging markets about the impact of Fed tightening on global economic conditions will probably prove unjustified. | |
| She had a bleeding up in the brain, and that's been fixed with a little stent, a metal clamp that's tightening up the vessel. | |
| The Bank of England has warned economic growth will remain sluggish as it kept interest rates on hold amid a tightening squeeze on family incomes. | |
| On rates, it reiterated that some tightening of monetary policy would be needed to cool inflation and by a somewhat greater extent than markets expect. | |
| Many a recession has been catalyzed or amplified by monetary tightening cycles former US Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan was christened the maestro in the 1990s, because he managed to slow inflation and maintain strong growth simultaneously. The idea that controlled tightening is easier in a more centrally planned economy, where policymakers must rely on far noisier market signals, is highly questionable. | |
| But if financial markets are already frothy now, consider how frothy they will be in 2015, when the Fed starts tightening, and in 2017 (if not later), when the Fed finishes tightening? Last time, interest rates were too low for too long (2001 2004), and the subsequent rate normalization was too slow, inflating huge bubbles in credit, housing, and equity markets. | |
| The index measuring the employment situation of large enterprises hit negative 23, which was the most tight level since 1992, highlighting the tightening of the employment market. | |
| With Gazprom having already doubled gas tariffs for Georgia, the energy noose is tightening. But, thanks to gas supplies from neighboring Azerbaijan, Georgia has not yet been strangled. | |
| And here was the clincher By committing themselves to fiscal tightening, finance ministers gave themselves scope for some fiscal loosening. Proclaiming fiscal virtue enabled them to practice fiscal vice. | |
| On the contrary, it is clear that the aim of the Greek Cypriot leadership is the total strangulation of the Turkish Cypriot people through further tightening of their isolation. | |
| Greece joined its European Union partners in supporting the establishment of a nuclear weapon free zone in the Middle East and tightening non proliferation measures in the Mediterranean region. | |
| BRUSSELS Emerging markets currencies are crashing, and their central banks are busy tightening policy, trying to stabilize their countries financial markets. Who is to blame for this state of affairs? | |
| The price stability mandate has been trumped by concerns about growth. The fear is that tightening monetary policy to bear down on inflation could snuff out the faltering economic recovery. | |
| Moreover, the extreme weakening and then tightening of credit standards seems particularly prominent only in the US, while the housing boom bust cycle is prevalent throughout much of the world. | |
| And they're more vulnerable to job losses, subject to inflation, tightening loans from banks, appreciation of the renminbi, or decline of demand from Europe or America for the products they produce. | |
| In addition to more investment, India needs less consumption and higher savings. The government has taken a first step by tightening its own budget and spending less, especially on distortionary subsidies. | |
| Between 1993 and 1994, Greenspan once again reined in monetary policy, only to be surprised by the impact that small amounts of tightening could have on the prices of long term assets and companies borrowing costs. Fortunately, he was willing to reverse his decision and cut the tightening cycle short (over the protests of many on the policy setting Federal Open Markets Committee) a move that prevented the US economy from slipping back into recession. | |
| Duisenberg recognized this linkage and held firm. The ECB s paltry rate hike in December, together with the supine promise of no plans for further monetary tightening, demonstrates that Trichet is no Duisenberg. | |
| The Government of Israel responded to the Netanya terror attack and to the firing of Qassam rockets by tightening the closure regime and by implementing a previously announced resumption of targeted killings. | |
| These States also have aimed to curb criminal enterprises and terrorist financing by tightening systems in their formal financial systems such as through stricter customer verification procedures and better reporting of suspicious transactions. | |
| To be sure, a country s domestic economic circumstances, and the tools available to policymakers, should guide policy. And, though monetary tightening may well be advisable in some economies, it might be inappropriate in others. | |
| The fourth of the channels, the exchange rate, has already been functioning. The prospect of US monetary tightening coincides with moves by the European Central Bank and the Bank of Japan toward enhanced monetary stimulus. | |
| Retaining one s job in a tightening economy is undoubtedly a serious concern. But the livelihoods of most of the middle aged rural white Americans who support the Tea Party are hardly threatened by poor Mexican migrants. | |
| Meanwhile, given the fragility and interconnectedness of the global economy, tightening monetary policy in the US could have negative impacts abroad (with consequent blowback at home), especially given the instability in China and economic malaise in Europe. | |
| Chinese officials hope that higher household incomes will boost consumer spending, as the tightening labor market causes wages to rise and as urbanization shifts workers from low productivity farm work to higher wage employment in the cities. | |
| Both of these changes are good for demand and growth. If their combined impact more than outweighs the initial contractionary effect of expenditure cuts, then the economy may well pick up after a round of fiscal tightening. | |
| The committees carry out measures aimed at tightening control at border exit entry points on an ongoing basis and in accordance with what has been agreed on concerning the organization of the working mechanism of those committees. | |
| Last but not least, unexpected financial problems which lower oil prices could catalyze would interrupt US growth and discourage the Fed from tightening. After China and Japan, oil exporting countries, including Russia, are the largest holders of US Treasury securities. | |
| He has chosen to respond by tightening his autocratic grip, with the body that appoints prosecutors and judges set to become a mere appendage of the justice ministry. His supporters have been launching smear campaigns against Gülenists that are reminiscent of Gülenist tactics. | |
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