For example, a fiscal expansion, which is centrally financed, pro-rebalancing, and targeted to low-income households, could be used to stabilize the economy.
So we see that many parts of the U.S. are truly becoming more diverse, while at the same time, others are centrally remaining the same in terms of race, age and religion.
With over-prominent ears and a prosaic hair-cut, Dale Carnegie was almost the anti-type of what we imagine a great and centrally important writer might be like.
In essence, they will be more likely to rely on local and regional capital- and less likely to be centrally run from leading financial centers such as New York City, Tokyo and London.
Weakened by bad weather, centrally run agricultural production collapsed in the 1990s, leading to a famine in which hundreds of thousands of people died.
He also says that your Department insist on ordering all pens, pencils, paperclips and so on centrally, and then distributing them against departmental requisitions.
It turns out that our willingness to stay on our own is what centrally predicts how likely we'll be to find and bring to fruition a relationship with someone else.
It's relatively centrally located within the country and with access to the Great Lakes in the Saint Lawrence, goods can be imported and exported from here across the world's oceans.
Its very limited ability to grow crops and remoteness from the rest of the world has centrally ensured that despite their large geographic size, the islands would always have a fairly small population.