This document includes "forward-looking statements" as that term is defined under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995.
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It says, as that term is understood in the United States, is expected to follow the flag wherever it goes.
JPMorgan asserts that these inherently unsafe and unsound anti-hedges are "hedges" as that term is defined in the draft regulations implementing the Volcker Rule.
You use that term and General Scales used that term as well.
And any former office holder should have to furnish their own security and as far as that goes with term limits there would be no need for any type of retirement fund for former politicians.
Unlike markets elsewhere that depend on institutions such as pension funds that invest long term, Shanghai's market is dominated by smaller, retail investors who tend to think more short term.
Most of these projects have been experimental, and a few have been conceived as long-term architectures that will withstand the test of time as new channels emerge.
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There's a term that's used in economics often as a derogatory term: fine tuning, in the sense that that's a silly thing to try because you can't achieve it.
The Kirchner era is not merely seen as another presidential term that has brought change.
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Perhaps a consumer is trying to avoid catching the latest virus on her personal computer, and so chose to search for that term as well.
But Max Paul Friedman, history professor at American University, dismisses it as "a term that's been used to characterise almost any disagreement with US policy of the day".
Hardell has been a vocal promoter of his results as indicating that long-term cell phone use appears to be associated with increased risk of glioma, the most fatal type of brain tumor.
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That signals a turning point for American companies as they acknowledge that the long-term boost to their reputation from keeping jobs in the country can outweigh the meager cost saving associated with cheap labor.
The county's website indicated that his four-year term as constable -- an elected position that involves, among other duties, serving court documents such as eviction notices and subpoenas to citizens -- was set to expire on December 31, 2014.
Indeed, more than that I would go so far as to say that suggesting that short-term profit should be the motive of these companies would be exceptionally harmful to the cause of integrating the public and private sectors.
Sometimes the lesson plans are part of the ongoing schemes of work and when this is the case I feel that I have been treated with respect as a teacher and that the long-term educational needs of the pupils are paramount.
So, we need someone to borrow short, taking our savings but allowing us quick access, and lending that cash out as long term loans.
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Power-sector reforms allowed smaller European utilities to compete more vigorously, buying LNG on the spot market at a price sometimes as low as half that of long-term contracts from Russia.
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Top Obama adviser David Axelrod lists those as first-term priorities that, in his view, not only carry over to the next four but will shape whether the second Obama term is a success.
Those ever popular short-term performance incentives such as spot bonuses tend to be just that, short-term, and do little to increase engagement or long-term performance.
"We will continue to work with our partners to reduce the pressure that trade in polar bear parts puts on this iconic arctic species, even as we take on the longer term threat that climate change poses to polar bears, " he said.
Thus I found that it dismisses the 2009 paper Savitz co-authored as among "earlier, short-term studies, " even as it used two studies published four years before that in claiming they supported its position.
We can think of DRAM as a short-term memory that computing devices require for executing programs.
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Berwick-upon-Tweed is only the sixth place in the UK to be awarded Cittaslow status, an Italian term that translates as "slow city".
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Disasters require an immediate response to needs in the immediate aftermath of the storm as well as longer-term recovery efforts that benefit storm survivors.
As companies realize that their long-term content strategy relies upon building a contextual understanding of their customers, these kinds of data disputes will escalate in importance.
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Twenty-year term guarantees that as long as you make the level premium payments for the next 20 years, the insurance company will pay out to the beneficiaries if you (ahem) croak.
So as frustrating as it may be for the college grad or the MBA, the fact of the matter is you are still going to be much better off than if you didn't have that education short term as well as long term.
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And there over the North Sea is the richest country in Europe: exemplary Germany, with its technical schools and apprenticeships, its respect for engineers, and its layer of family businesses known as the Mittelstand that puts long-term reputation above short-term profit by making the specialised parts that industry everywhere needs.
If the Fed wants to reduce the longer-term rates that really matter, it must not only get short-term rates down, as it has done, but it must also signal to the market that they will stay down.
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