• Resistance from creditor countries, mainly Germany, constrains the rescue fund and the ECB.

    ECONOMIST: Charlemagne

  • The U.S. will be forced to lower entitlement spending, raise personal taxes and lower (yes, lower) business taxes, while the rich countries in Europe (mainly Germany) will be forced to bail out the profligate EU members.

    FORBES: Intrinsic Value

  • Mr Marianna says this is mainly because Germany has a very efficient manufacturing sector.

    BBC: Are Greeks the hardest workers in Europe?

  • In 2002 they snapped up nearly 500, 000 of them, mainly from Germany and Japan.

    ECONOMIST: Theme and variations

  • Estonia has healthy exports of butter, cheese and milk powder - mainly to Germany, Denmark and the Netherlands.

    BBC: The sour taste of enlargement

  • The British project parallels a similar programme centred mainly on Germany.

    BBC: Mice mutants probe human genome

  • As the bass player with 70s band Christie, I worked with Reg many times in the 90s in live concerts and TV shows, mainly in Germany.

    BBC: Reg Presley of The Troggs dies aged 71

  • Although built mainly in Germany and France, CryoSat-2 is led scientifically from the UK by its proposer and principal investigator, Professor Duncan Wingham from University College London.

    BBC: Launch success for Esa's Cryosat-2 ice mission

  • From January, rates in Ireland will be set from Frankfurt, by the European Central Bank, with the needs of France and Germany mainly in mind.

    ECONOMIST: Ireland

  • He points out that many of the most successful German companies are doing well mainly by leaving Germany itself, relocating in countries where workers are cheaper or more biddable.

    ECONOMIST: Action man

  • The slowing of reform in Germany is mainly caused by gridlock within the grand coalition and the approach of the next federal election.

    ECONOMIST: Europe and America

  • Unlike most of its partners in the 17-nation eurozone, Germany has mainly escaped the worst effects of the crisis that has threatened to unravel the bloc.

    BBC: Spain sees jobless total fall in December

  • As if to demonstrate that capital is mobile, Mr Mobius has no permanent residence in the conventional sense (he owns flats in Germany, Singapore and elsewhere mainly for investment purposes).

    ECONOMIST: The face of Mammon

  • For Germany, Mr Monti vindicates the idea that fixing the euro mainly needs reform in troubled countries.

    ECONOMIST: Charlemagne

  • According to Platts, there are some 13GW of thermal energy capacity, comprising mainly hard coal but some lignite and gas, already under construction in Germany.

    FORBES: The Future of Atomkraft

  • Germany and Austria-Hungary simply did not have the wealth and access to (mainly) American money of their western enemies.

    ECONOMIST: 20th-century history

  • Coal, which is mainly carbon, is subsidised in much of Eastern Europe and the developing world, as well as in Germany and Spain.

    ECONOMIST: A cooling off period

  • Henderson's other retail assets are mainly purpose-built shopping centers, notably the Bullring in Birmingham and Shopping-Cite in Baden Baden, Germany.

    WSJ: A Modern Plan for Historic London Market

  • He forecast a cold, frosty and mainly dry night in Britain and warned that the system of low pressure was likely to wreak more havoc in Germany and Poland overnight.

    BBC: Parts of UK on flood alert amid heavy rain

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