A tepid dollar provided many emerging currencies with some breathing space.
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Mr Rajoy now has a valuable breathing space before December's vote.
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We've given ourselves a little bit of breathing space for creativity.
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But it could offer the United States money and breathing space.
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This will help to create mental breathing space before you go.
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Opt for a clean layout with clearly marked sections and breathing space.
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He negotiated a big loan from the IMF to create breathing-space.
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Does that require relaxed fuel efficiency standards to give them breathing space?
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"We feel we need to invest, to build some breathing space," Goodwin said.
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We're giving it some breathing space, so it can still play that way.
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The euro was also given breathing space as the dollar weakened across the board.
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The euro was given breathing space as the dollar weakened against its Japanese peer.
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A transition period will last until June 30, 2019, to give institutions breathing space.
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Most recently Moscow rescheduled $3 billion of Venezuela's debt, giving Caracas a breathing space.
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"It shows that the breathing space for political activism is getting squeezed," he said.
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"In Manhattan it would hardly serve as a breathing space for a subway sardine."
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This has given them plenty of breathing space to experiment with their own directions.
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Divers can only proceed when enough water has been pumped out to give breathing space.
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The reshuffle will give the prime minister breathing space but will not end his difficulties.
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And the longish average maturity of its bonds, around seven years, gives it breathing space.
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But a loan-restructuring agreement with Russia should provide the regime with some breathing-space.
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Silence becomes the breathing space in which people living with cancer can begin difficult conversations.
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While capital controls rarely sit well with index providers, Argentina may still have some breathing space.
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While capital controls rarely sit well with index providers, Argentina may still have some breathing space.
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Nothing, I mean NOTHING the Kardashians do influences anything in my life, world, atmosphere, breathing space.
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In effect the storm has given OPEC and its allies, such as Russia, some breathing space.
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Minnesota opened the second 20 minutes on a 9-2 run to create some breathing space.
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Breathing space The new airport is based in rural Diass, around 40 kilometers east of Dakar.
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Extending it beyond 2021 would provide some breathing space to work on future global security agreements.
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It's important for the counter-insurgents to deny them the breathing space they'd dearly long for.
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It keeps my imagination fresh and gives me breathing space to do my writing and painting.
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This is all because the First Amendment needs "breathing space" in order for free speech to survive.
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"The equity issuance provides breathing space," said Davy Research, which has a neutral rating on the stock.
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Under such a system, committees have both the resources and the breathing space to tackle public problems.
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A ceasefire is a way to create a breathing space for urgent humanitarian efforts to save lives.
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The one thing that would buy the yuan a bit of breathing-space would be a weaker dollar.
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But it gives the company breathing space to fine-tune its system and demonstrate its feasibility to investors.
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With the pressure somewhat lifted and breathing space afforded, Barnett began writing songs again in his Scranton apartment.
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Investors are waiting to see if Gulf Arabs will offer a lifeline that may provide some breathing space.
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Harris said the suspension of drills provides "breathing space" for progress in negotiating North Korea&aposs nuclear disarmament.
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They adopted the forms of the Christian church, to some degree, in order to gain some breathing space.
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The United Nations hopes the planned halt will provide a breathing space for Syrian peace talks to resume.
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"Remember in the initial stage of a pre-relationship there always needs to be breathing space," said Neo.
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Because, the proponents say, what Palestinians really need is breathing space ("extra territory in order to properly develop").
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So if Feri was already recognized by the central bank, Lisbon would have a bit more breathing space.
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One of the senior Pakistani government officials said the money from China should give the economy breathing space.
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Incidents like these provide the breathing space the outfits such as al Qaeda are in desperate need of.
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Britain is a third of the way through the Brexit breathing space that the EU gave it in April.
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Whichever platform you're on, you can now give your open app and browser windows a bit of breathing space.
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You target the insurgents, and the terrorists get the breathing space they need to regroup and launch deadly offensives.
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The mismatch between ISKP tactics and the security forces' counter-insurgency training creates breathing space for the terrorist organization.
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Democrats say their proposed measures would create a month of breathing space for the president to negotiate with them.
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Reforms have given enterprise more breathing space but for Fidel and friends the revolution is as real as ever.
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Woodford said late Tuesday the suspension of the firm's Equity Income Fund would give him breathing space to shift focus.
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In Asia, China's yuan - which has been on a depreciating path - has stabilized, offering the G-20 some breathing space.
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In Asia, China's yuan — which has been on a depreciating path — has stabilized, offering the G-20 some breathing space.
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It might be for an office building, or to buy breathing space for a company to get back on track.
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The loan gave the company breathing space to raise 15.7 million pounds in a heavily discounted placing in early October.
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Cutting this population would give DHS breathing space to determine whether to reduce its use of private immigration detention facilities.
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But, if Le Pen were to be defeated, there might be a breathing space that would allow for bolder moves.
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Banks have said transition would provide critical breathing space to adjust to Brexit and give more time for trade negotiations.
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Today's new £113 million injection of capital is clearly designed to provide some of the breathing space required to achieve that.
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The lack of breathing space given in the budget is going to speed up and increase mass closures in our sector.
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Conservationists need to use this breathing space to create new protected areas and promote land-use planning in environmentally critical regions.
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This is the Japanese carmaker's breathing space, and after a hard Brexit it might need to be bigger — much, much bigger.
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Moscow announced Wednesday that it had agreed to restructure the $1.35 billion owed by Venezuela, providing Maduro with some breathing space.
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The cash strapped government has tried to use the breathing space to boost oil production, its only significant source of revenue.
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But the narrative shifted after this tragedy—it kind of gave these women some breathing space, in a really strange way.
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Having earned herself two weeks' breathing space at home, she arranged the meeting to work on what she calls a "European solution".
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Ministers have proposed a statutory "breathing space" that would grant a person with debt troubles legal protection from creditors for six weeks.
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Ministers have proposed a statutory "breathing space", whereby a person with debt troubles could get legal protection from creditors for six weeks.
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The best used that breathing-space to report on wrongdoing by officials below them in the pecking order or in other provinces.
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Answers to complicated questions to be unpacked and articulated without so much as the breathing space to experience the emotions they enkindle.
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A little breathing space will allow us to assess the incredible legacy of the character before the next step in his evolution.
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But it is quite unlikely that the corrupt, repressive and authoritarian Maduro government will use this "breathing space" to reform its policies.
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David Petraeus said, the surge was only intended to provide "breathing space," for political reconciliation between Iraqi's diverse religious and political entities.
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Previous American administrations spent years in detailed and ultimately fruitless negotiations, giving the North breathing space to develop its lethal arsenal further.
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It may have been that possibility that saw S&P accept the appeal which has given the government two weeks' breathing space.
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If anything the pace was a little too frenetic at times and a 10-day event would have allowed more breathing space.
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Some in the market believe asset sales or even more debt exchanges at the holdco level could provide breathing space before any restructuring.
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This worked in Sierra Leone and Liberia, two war-scorched African nations where UN peacekeepers gave new governments breathing-space to start afresh.
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We&aposre not going to withdraw our forces, but we&aposre giving North Korea a sign of good will and some breathing space.
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Instead of reconciling with his adversaries, Maliki — a Shia — used the "breathing space" to remove his Sunni political opponents from key government positions.
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The recent rise in commodity prices has given some a little "breathing space", according to an IMF official, but many are in distress.
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Rouhani's stonewalling gave Iran the breathing space it needed to complete its uranium conversion plant in Isfahan, key infrastructure for making the bomb.
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The dollar, suffering from Friday's mixed jobs report and easing for a third straight session, also providing breathing space for other emerging currencies.
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The updated version, re-titled "Joanne (Where Do You Think You're Going?)" gives the song new breathing space, and a more classic tone.
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After a tight opening set, Dimitrov gave little breathing space to his opponent to take a 5-0 lead in the second set.
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However, France could lift its growth potential if it used the breathing space offered by low borrowing rates to finance growth-friendly measures.
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It wasn't a truly insulting story, and I didn't speak up at the time because I wanted some breathing space to address this.
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It does give the Fed some breathing space in the sense that there's no immediate need now to signal a significant cutting cycle.
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The first is the election gives May some breathing space between the 2019 deadline for concluding EU exit negotiations and the next UK ballot.
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But inflation dropped into single digits last year, giving the central bank more breathing space to cut rates, which it also did in April.
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Whether the state-owned oil company can win some breathing space through a debt exchange that will satisfy current holders remains a moot point.
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The government must now stop subsidizing this old technology and create the breathing-space to help new nuclear and renewables get off the ground.
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"So it shouldn't be surprising that the Constitution has provided some breathing space for the three branches of government" when using their official powers.
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Asian stocks gained on Friday, after the markets were given some breathing space when the European Central Bank hinted of more monetary policy easing.
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Ms. Sotoudeh, who herself has been in jail numerous times, said the nuclear agreement had provided breathing space for those critical of the government.
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Spark said in a statement to the stock exchange on Monday that the pause would provide companies "breathing space" to understand the regulator's reasoning.
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He described Los Angeles as a safety net that will give the IOC breathing space and an opportunity to rethink and change its bidding process.
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He said the divers could proceed only when enough water has been pumped out so there is breathing space between the water and the ceiling.
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Wood Mackenzie analysts said Treasury's announcement provides "much-needed breathing space" for the aluminum market, adding "We expect near-term correction and volatility" in prices.
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The new facts: EU leaders in Brussels have given the United Kingdom just the sort of breathing space that could result in a better outcome.
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They managed to sign the contract to supply a drilling rig just before one round of sanctions was imposed, giving them some legal breathing space.
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This has created a tinderbox in Greece—last week Macedonian police tear-gassed migrants who tried to storm the border—but breathing space for politicians.
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But first the EU must get its own house in order, using the breathing space that the deal with Turkey has granted (provided it holds).
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This will give euro zone countries some breathing space as they tackle unprecedented levels of public debt incurred through the series of recent debt crises.
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Earlier this year, VTB and Gazprombank agreed not to demand any early debt repayments, but this breathing space expires on April 1 and March 31.
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Such a move, which would require the approval of cabinet and a law, would provide "breathing space" for Lebanon, a senior government source told Reuters.
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However, he won some breathing space when the four-party opposition Alliance bloc said it would seek the confidence vote only after the summer break.
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A similar approach at Opel, which has been among the region's most aggressive discounters, could give the entire European mass-market car industry some breathing space.
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A government watchdog group found that immigrants were being detained in dangerous, overcrowded, standing room-only cells, with some standing on toilets to get breathing space.
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Merkel has been seeking breathing space in a showdown with her coalition partner, the Bavaria-based Christian Social Union (CSU), who demand tougher controls on immigration.
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Higher coal prices are "good for state revenues, and will give breathing space to coal companies that were trying to keep running to survive", Gatot said.
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Lumber Liquidators got some breathing space in early February after U.S. federal tests found a low risk of cancer from some of the company's laminate flooring.
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Justice William Brennan explained how the First Amendment was meant to give the free press "breathing space" to play its critical role in our democratic society.
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For cash-strapped Steinhoff, the deal offers some breathing space as it continues crunch talks with creditors about restructuring its roughly 9 billion euros debt pile.
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Against the yen, sterling was up 0.6 percent at 135.75 , scraping out some breathing space between a 3-1/2 year trough of 133.18 plumbed Friday.
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That potentially opens way for more back and forth between Brussels and Rome as the latter seeks to win more financial breathing space from the Commission.
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The United Nations hopes the pause in fighting will provide a breathing space to resume peace talks in Geneva, which collapsed this month before they began.
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Elsewhere, the Australian dollar was given some breathing space after official PMI data showed activity in China's manufacturing sector picked up unexpectedly in August, albeit modestly.
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There was a touch of optimism and relief on Friday that talks would move ahead and that a transition period would provide the needed breathing space.
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I support the current legislation because it gives Puerto Rico breathing space – so the payment of pensions and social services are made first, before debt payments.
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His political marketing, which experts say is far better than rivals, and the fractured opposition's inability to propose a viable alternative, also give Babis breathing space.
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It will extend by around five years maturities on billions of dollars in loans, intended to give the company breathing space until an industry recovery gains steam.
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In the short term, Hammond said he could use some of the breathing space he has kept for himself inside his fiscal targets to help the economy.
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A more considered, spacious record, it's one that finds Captain, We're Sinking—completed by bassist Zac Charette and drummer Bill Orender—taking some much-needed breathing space.
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American animation sometimes has trouble simply putting breathing space into shows and movies — superfluous gestures, brief pauses, and other moments that aren't necessarily propelling the plot forward.
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Zarif's ability to fend off new U.S. sanctions, even temporarily, may have bought him some breathing space with Iranian hardliners who oppose the terms of nuclear deal.
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Thus, it's likely that familiar tensions, actions and reactions will continue to plague the region, though the recent U.S. and Iranian temperance has created some breathing space.
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This flexibility has given me the breathing space I need to experiment and invest in the things that matter to me as an individual and aspiring professional.
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The Fed's 20183-percentage-point cut gives emerging economies welcome breathing space to ease their own interest rates and get back on a path to higher growth.
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That would create breathing space for the political factions to strike a deal, with Abdul Mahdi remaining as caretaker premier until then, legal expert Tareq Harb said.
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If those terms sound vague, they're supposed to—they essentially give the likes of Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram legal breathing space to work the way they want to.
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The cash should give the British company breathing space in a tough market, which saw Carillion collapse under the weight of poorly performing contracts and debt in January.
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Most of the time, the puffs of air they let out remain separate; but portions of their exhalations do sneak from each person's breathing space into the other's.
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The report followed findings from the Inspector General's Office that found immigrants being detained in "dangerous," standing-room-only cells, with some standing on toilets to get breathing space.
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The 1080p-equivalent setting looked ridiculous to me, with giant icons and no breathing space, so I had to set it to the next step up of 1296p equivalence.
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That would take no deal off the table, as well as creating breathing space for MPs and ministers to reflect once again on what form of Brexit to pursue.
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It feels as if OFAC has given Rusal some breathing space but is not yet ready to release fully the sanctions pressure, implying a second extension of that deadline.
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The recent jump in coal prices was "good for state revenues, and will give breathing space to coal companies that were trying to keep running to survive," Gatot said.
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The agreement would give the firm's subsidiaries three years breathing space without debt repayments, paving the way for the company to restructure 9.4 billion euros ($10.9 billion) of debt.
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But Lamas reached up with his right hand to draw Bektic's shoulder out of his breathing space, bridged off his right foot, and elevated Bektic into a perfect sweep.
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Still, it was unclear whether it could create any significant breathing space for the Afghan government of President Ashraf Ghani, which has struggled to bring the insurgency into negotiations.
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Instead, once the American troops helped quell the violence, then-Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki used the "breathing space," to destroy his political opposition by disenfranchising most Sunni leaders.
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"The ECB measures give banks some breathing space but what Spanish and Italian lenders really need is that governments make reforms to kick-start the economy," said Axa's Guibout.
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Even if sanctions by the United States and the United Nations Security Council remain in place, without additional Chinese implementation, North Korea will find itself enjoying considerable breathing space.
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Despite economic concerns, all risk rating companies that audit the Uruguayan economy have maintained it at investment grade in their latest reports, giving the new government some breathing space.
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Economists at Nedbank Capital said the data made the central bank's policy choices difficult despite the breathing space provided by a delay in rate hikes in the United States.
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The third man on top of him was battering his skull with both fists, but still Alex held on, hoping to buy his teammates, battling around him, breathing space.
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After an equity swap, an IMF bailout and more control over the projects ceded to Beijing, the terms of the debt were restructured, giving Sri Lanka some breathing space.
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Norwegian-born shipping billionaire Fredriksen's plan will extend by around five years maturities on billions of dollars in loans, giving the company breathing space until an industry recovery gains steam.
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"It gives us the breathing space to focus on Rio Olympics at the strength the Anti-Doping Agency of Kenya and initiate education programs for athletes on doping," Wario said.
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"It was actually one of the reasons I bought the apartment because I love the fact that you had some breathing space when you walked in the room," Spade says.
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Germany's biggest bank last week finalised a $7.2 billion U.S. settlement over the mortgage securities that soured in the 2008 financial crisis, giving it breathing space to refine its strategy.
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A fresh standby agreement could give Ukraine breathing space as it has struggled to fulfill some of the conditions of its existing deal and needs to service rising debt payments.
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Patterson gained some breathing space on BT's pension, which had a deficit of 11.3 billion pounds at the end of June, on Thursday by agreeing a 13-year funding plan.
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"I'm willing to give some breathing space, see if we can find a deal that would be good to the world, including North Korea and the United States," he added.
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Still, it was unclear whether it would create any significant breathing space for the government of President Ashraf Ghani of Afghanistan, which has struggled to bring the insurgency into negotiations.
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Emerging markets are likely to benefit from lower borrowing costs stateside because it gives them welcome breathing space to cut rates and get back on a path to higher growth.
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At 21 minutes, this is the longest of the group's three full-length releases, and the only one that tempers the band's ferocity with even a hint of breathing space.
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"It was actually one of the reasons I bought the apartment because I love the fact that you had some breathing space when you walked in the room," Kate told PEOPLE.
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Europe's deal with Turkey last month gave its leaders some breathing space but has come under pressure since Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu, one of the sponsors of the accord, stepped down.
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Still, by launching Trelegy Ellipta before generic Advair hits the U.S. market, GSK will have more breathing space to switch patients to the newer product, Berenberg analysts said in a note.
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The experts at Canada Goose implore that that the coat hangs with plenty of breathing space or place it at the top of your storage bin to avoid squashing the feathers.
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Genius leaves little breathing space for the women—Laura Linney's Louise Perkins and Nicole Kidman's Aline Bernstein, Wolfe's older, married lover who bankrolled him during the writing of his first book.
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The breathing space he has won is at best temporary; while propping him up for now, Ennahda says it will not back him to be prime minister again after the elections.
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The European Union's foreign policy chief, Federica Mogherini, said the situation could allow ISIS to "re-find its breathing space inside that territory" and poses a direct threat to European security.
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To gear up for a major conflict with Iran, the U.S. would be forced to de-emphasize Europe's eastern flank, allowing Russia more time and breathing space to consolidate its position.
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Vondrousova turned to ever riskier strategies —- her drop shots became finer, her drives more firmly struck —- and she earned a little breathing space, holding serve three times after that early break.
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Honest outsiders need to be brought in to break the pattern of corrupt behavior and give the government the breathing space it needs to create a clean system, free of interference.
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While debt investors will have little engagement with portfolio companies regarding any financial damage caused by the virus, many bankers consider such breathing space as necessary in the current market situation.
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"We had two girls very close and it took us a while to find our breathing space to have our third, we really weren't sure we could handle one more," she said.
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Four unforced errors, including a flimsy attempt at a drop shot at 15-30, allowed 2016 champion Kerber a break and some breathing space and the German finished the contest with ease.
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Mr Woodford's firm says closing the gate will give it the breathing space it needs to "reposition" the fund towards more liquid stocks, so as to meet redemption requests once it reopens.
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They have given May breathing space to devise a negotiating stance before triggering the exit procedure, but are keen for Britain to begin the talks and end uncertainty that has hurt investment.
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At the center is Bears Ears, a special place to native people who have long connections to that land, and more recent arrivals who value the "breathing space" that Williams spoke of.
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JOHANNESBURG, June 27 (Reuters) - Steinhoff has asked for a further three-week breathing space from its creditors to allow it time to finalise a debt restructuring agreement, the retailer said on Wednesday.
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The Eagles took a 23-24 lead 220 seconds into the fourth quarter on a Elliott field goal, creating a bit of breathing space after Brady threw two third-quarter TD passes.
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Mustier has been forced to put his ambitions on the backburner as Commerzbank has asked for some "breathing space" and is not ready to negotiate another deal just yet, the sources said.
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They thought the ECB's decision to split Pillar 2 capital requirements into a requirement and guidance gave institutions more breathing space when it comes to AT1 payments, and enough to sooth the market.
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Italy's economy may be set for a recovery in the next few months, two surveys suggested on Monday, giving the government some breathing space as it prepares a 2020 budget in the autumn.
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In Italy, problem loans have built up during a long recessionary period and it is only recently that the economy has started to give banks breathing space to start to tackle this legacy.
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And even with a bit of breathing-space, another Conservative prime minister would face exactly the same problems as Mrs May: a divided party, a weak hand in Brussels and a split country.
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With Germany getting in behind Sweden's full backs at will and fizzing passes across the box, it looked like a matter of time before they scored, but Toivonen's goal gave Sweden breathing space.
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"The media (and the president) was distracted over the weekend, which gave some breathing space for the situation," Jenny Town, the assistant director of the US-Korea Institute at Johns Hopkins, tells me.
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And in Syria, when ceasefires allow a breathing space, citizens have taken to the streets in rebel-held towns to demand freedom in defiance of both the regime and powerful jihadists-tinged militias.
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And it has bought some political breathing space for the chancellor from a surge of support for the far right, which capitalized on German anxiety about the new migrants, most from Muslim countries.
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It has offered to arrange a 6 billion euro syndicated bridge loan to help Monte dei Paschi gain breathing space to engineer the securitization of its bad loans while seeking to raise cash.
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True, the peace talks with the imprisoned Kurdish leader Abdullah Ocalan over the past few years did bring us a much-needed cease-fire and a breathing space to celebrate our political views.
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The probable survival of the ruling parties in both states provides a little breathing-space to Germany's federal coalition, an unhappy marriage of the CDU (plus its Bavarian sister party) with the SPD.
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That might lead to a "clean break plus," a transition period of several years to give the British economy breathing space, a strategy being championed by the chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond.
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"Not only would it be of tangible benefit by breaking the impasse, but it would also create badly needed breathing space for both sides to reflect on the bigger picture," the paper said.
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The upside of cov-lite loans for private equity firms is that they have breathing space to manage portfolio companies out of problems, or ride economic and commodity cycles without pressure from lenders.
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Regardless, the new temporary reprieve won't do much to change the underlying trade calculus, but it may afford Huawei a little breathing space to figure out what it should do next without U.S. technology.
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They thought the ECB's decision to split Pillar 2 capital requirements into a requirement and guidance gave institutions more breathing space when it came to AT1 payments, and was enough to sooth the market.
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TOKYO, April 27 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond prices were mostly steady on Thursday, underpinned by stronger U.S. Treasuries, and were given some breathing space as Tokyo stocks pulled back from a four-week high.
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The board's decision was split as some policymakers believe the rate should have been held at 43 percent to allow breathing space for the economy, saying increases in consumer prices are seen as temporary.
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"We've got some breathing space," said Musa Magomedov, the head of the Avdiyivka Coking Plant, which also provides heat for the town and had to severely limit supplies due to the lack of power.
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But some analysts said business sentiment did not worsen as much as expected and capital expenditure was holding up, which may give the BOJ some breathing space in tapping its dwindling policy tool-kit.
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The ECB's aggressive action gives them some breathing space but, as of now, politicians are wrangling over setting up a credit line worth some 2% of annual output from the euro area bailout fund.
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Against Barcelona, P.S.G. gave up three in the first 50 minutes before getting all the breathing space it appeared to need when Edinson Cavani scored in the 62nd minute to make it 3-1.
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From that perspective, the ECB standing pat this month gives the BOJ some breathing space — it may use words rather than action to show it will not lag behind when it comes to easing policy.
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The world's top manufacturer of smartphones, memory chips and flat-screen televisions is counting on the booming chip market to continue driving growth and give the mobile business breathing space to rebuild its premium lineup.
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Wesley will continue to iterate in the space until the project's conclusion in April 2017, working towards converting the abandoned Taco Bell into the living, breathing space he envisioned when first touching its brick walls.
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Friendships, for all they are forged in nightclubs, need breathing space outside of the pounding 4/4 of a kick-drum, or the blood-vessel bursting one-up-manship of super-charged after party chats.
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Postponement of the vote from Thursday initially knocked the dollar and stock markets, but the dollar was given breathing space as Treasury yields turned higher after Wall Street shares trimmed losses to close little changed.
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The EU hopes the migration agreement, badly criticized by rights groups, would give it breathing space as it struggles to control an influx of people fleeing wars and poverty in the Middle East and beyond.
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Nor can the Kurds expect a lifeline from the United States, which protected them from Saddam Hussein's executioners with a no-fly zone in 1991 that provided breathing space to carve out the autonomous enclave.
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Though much-criticized by rights advocates, the accord helped sharply cut the number of refugees and migrants reaching European shores, giving EU politicians precious breathing space after some 1.3 million people reached the continent last year.
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"This move does give the company some breathing space, not just financially but with activist shareholders," said Ian Nakamoto, director of research at MacDougall, MacDougall & MacTier, a division of Raymond James, which doesn't own HBC shares.
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But I wanted the game to focus on these moments more, give them more breathing space, rather than focusing so much on dialogue and world building for episodic narratives that felt, at times, bloated with exposition.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Poland has won a breathing space in its long-running battle with the European Union over the rule of law, pending the outcome of "sensitive talks" between Warsaw and Brussels, diplomats and officials say.
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There's very little breathing space, whether that's from the boisterous choruses of "Tinfoil Boy" and "Drone Strike", or the sinister nighttime edge of "Solomon Eagle", which could easily soundtrack a Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde remake.
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The mortgages settlement gives Deutsche Bank breathing space to refine its strategy, with an update likely to be presented to investors in spring and after an expected accord of international banking supervisors on new capital rules.
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The ECB may also raise some of its inflation forecasts for this year and the next after oil prices rebounded, giving it some breathing space to allow its measures to work their way into the economy.
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After talking with Page, he taught himself how to make the image cohere by printing it more softly, in a narrower range of deep tones, thus breathing space and life into a luxury of dark grays.
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The company's forecast for shipping volume growth of less than 1% is "pretty downbeat," giving it some breathing space if the impact of the coronavirus is worse than expected, said Michael Field, an analyst at Morningstar.
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The board's decision has been split recently, with some policymakers believing the rate should have been held at 4 percent in July to allow breathing space for the economy, saying increases in consumer prices are temporary.
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A surprise visit at five Border Patrol facilities in Texas by a government watchdog group found that immigrants were being detained in dangerous, overcrowded standing room–only cells, with some standing on toilets to get breathing space.
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In May, the office published a report based on a surprise visit to five Border Patrol facilities in Texas that said immigrants were being detained in overcrowded cells, with some standing on toilets to get breathing space.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's economy may be set for a modest recovery in the next few months, two surveys suggested on Monday, giving the government some breathing space as it prepares a challenging 2020 budget in the autumn.
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It, and the Nate-as-a-kid chapters, give the core plot essential breathing space, adding background to the brothers' determination to find Every's treasure, and breaking up the this-can-quickly-grow-monotonous trigger-finger workouts.
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The seven-member board's decision may well be split as some policymakers believe the rate should be held at 23 percent to allow breathing space for the economy and as increases in consumer prices are seen as temporary.
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The contingency plan is designed to provide enough breathing space for Telefonica to review other strategic options for O2, which as well as a sale could also include merging it with another UK player such as Sky SKB.
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That intervention consisted of a 600 million euro bridge loan from the Italian state, designed to give the airline's recently appointed administrators some breathing space as they seek a long-term solution to the airline's well-documented ills.
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"Given ... such a big setback in the last few days, I don't think it's a surprise that we are seeing a little bit of a breathing space," said Anders Svendsen, chief analyst for emerging markets at Nordea Markets.
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If all the areas had received a bid, Brazil's government could have netted 106.5 billion reais ($219.1750 billion) in signing bonuses, offering breathing space for a tight federal budget and cementing Brazil's ascendance as Latin America's oil powerhouse.
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Blood Orange's Freetown Sound also fits into this category of Musical Masterpiece From 2016, and it deserves its own time and breathing space, entirely separate to all the other sounds that are swimming around your headphones right now.
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So I took time away from social media, and I did not stop listening to Pinegrove—I shoved them in my ears at work, on the bus, anywhere where I was alone—because they give meaning breathing space.
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The two sources said any new deal for Al Jaber would likely have to be structured to give the company breathing space from its debt repayments and offer incentives for management to improve the performance of the businesses.
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"In opening up the public space, they are allowing more breathing space for young people to gather to interact, both men and women," said Kristin Diwan, a senior resident scholar at the Arab Gulf States Institute in Washington.
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Under heavy fire after Tuesday's dismal Champions League exit against Bayern Munich, Wenger was given some breathing space with his team's victory in the quarterfinals, although Arsenal fans staged a pregame protest march calling for him to resign.
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A standstill would allow Saudi Oger breathing space to move ahead with one of the largest debt restructuring deals in the Gulf in recent years, giving it more time to collect money owed by the government, they added.
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JPMorgan has taken on additional exposure to the deal by committing to grant a syndicated bridge loan of around 6 billion euros to finance the special vehicle and give it breathing space to engineer the securitisation of the loans.
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" And the Department of Homeland Security has confirmed overcrowding at different facilities, finding that in one area, there were "standing room only conditions" where detainees were "standing on toilets in the cells to make room and gain breathing space.
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The European Central Bank's decision last week to hold off on immediate policy easing gave the BOJ some breathing space and heightened the chance of no action at its two-day rate review that ends on Tuesday, analysts say.
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Berdych's best chance of shaking Federer out of his silky rhythm was to grab the opening set but a terrible forehand at 3-4 in the subsequent tiebreak allowed Federer breathing space which he used to clinch the opener.
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Though criticized by rights advocates, the EU's deal with Turkey has helped to sharply cut the number of refugees and migrants reaching European shores, giving EU politicians breathing space after around 1503 million people reached the continent last year.
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JPMorgan has taken on additional exposure to the deal by committing to grant a syndicated bridge loan of around 6 billion euros to finance the special vehicle and give it breathing space to engineer the securitization of the loans.
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For a White House under siege over Bob Woodward's new book and an anonymous New York Times op-ed by a senior official criticizing the president, days of news coverage of the storm may offer a short breathing space.
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Allowing the administration breathing space to mainstream the agenda into U.S. national security objectives gives it a chance to help the many women who remain in captivity, and those women and girls still at risk of capture and enslavement.
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The latest U.S. stance gives some breathing space over one of most potent but scary parts of the sanctions – the risk that traders or counterparties could wind up in the same boat as Rusal if they continue dealing with it.
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I spent more of my playthrough in slow-mo than out of it because giving yourself the breathing space to read a scene and take advantage of how it's built is essential to scoring high at the end of a level.
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The greenback was down 0.2 percent, allowing emerging currencies that have been battered by worries about a growing U.S.-China trade spat some breathing space, with investors short the rand pocketing profits after the fall to near 7-month trough.
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A person familiar with the matter told Reuters on Friday company had filed a notice to enter a form of creditor protection to buy it some breathing space after investment group Better Capital sold the retailer's debt to another company.
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The nine-member board may also discuss recent declines in Japan's long-term interest rates, as 10-year yields threaten to slide below zero and undermine the BOJ's efforts to steepen the yield curve to give financial institutions breathing space.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Three investors including Italian fashion entrepreneur Renzo Rosso are eyeing a possible bid for luxury label Roberto Cavalli, according to a document filed by the company with a court in Milan as it seeks breathing space from creditors.
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"The convertible debt token is a way of kicking the can down the road and finding breathing space for the exchange - it opens up interesting trading possibilities with its junk status as well as a fair few legal ramifications," explained Hayter.
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BERLIN/MUNICH (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservative Bavarian allies agreed to give her two weeks' breathing space on Monday to find a European solution to a row over immigration that threatens to scupper her three-month-old coalition government.
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If Maduro does win re-election, attention will turn immediately to whether he plans to use the political breathing space to deepen an internal purge of rivals, and if the United States will carry out a threat to impose oil sanctions.
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Donald Trump's presidential election win has increased hopes by some and concerns by others that many of the bank sector rules rolled out in the past decade would be scrapped, giving banks more breathing space but potentially increasing systemic risks.
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Embattled Prime Minister Matteo Renzi won some breathing space in his attempts to avert a full-blown banking crisis with an 20.8948th-hour, private-sector rescue deal on Friday for the country's third biggest bank, Monte dei Paschi di Siena .
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The 28-nation EU is dependent on Turkey to enforce a deal, criticized by rights groups, that has sharply cut the number of refugees and migrants reaching Greece, giving EU leaders breathing space after more than a million arrived last year.
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But in an editorial, the official China Daily warned that while the new "consensus" was a welcome development and gave both sides "breathing space" to resolve their differences, there was no "magic wand" that would allow the grievances to disappear immediately.
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France's financial stability board, which is headed by Le Maire and Villeroy, gave extra breathing space on Wednesday by giving banks the go ahead to release countercyclical capital cushions they had been required to build for rainy days like now.
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"Not only would it be of tangible benefit by breaking the impasse, but it would also create badly needed breathing space for both sides to reflect on the bigger picture than who does what to please the other," it said.
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"With the passing of this law we have the tools to orient our administration according to the objectives set by the president, and generate a package of measures that could give some breathing space for those who have less," said Cafiero.
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The 28-nation bloc is dependent on Ankara to enforce a deal, criticized by rights groups, that has sharply cut the number of refugees and migrants reaching Greece, giving EU leaders breathing space after more than a million arrived last year.
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Before you assume it will be the answer to your debt woes, however, it's worthwhile planning how to make sure the move will help get your debt paid off, rather than just give you temporary breathing space and relieve your stress level.
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Hard hitter Muguruza, who has yet to make it to the last four in Paris, left little breathing space for the Russian 13th seed, the 2009 Roland Garros champion, in a style different to that of Sanchez Vicario, a pure claycourt specialist.
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The result not only narrowed 18-times major champion Nadal's advantage over Federer to 24-16 in their head-to-head meetings, it also earned the Swiss some much needed breathing space in the race to the top of the Grand Slam leaderboard.
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Deutsche Bank's 124 percent as of June is better than that of big peers like BNP Paribas and Citigroup, and means at the very least that regulators have breathing space if lots of Deutsche Bank's varied customers decide to withdraw their money.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union will suspend a rule requiring airlines to run most of their scheduled services or else forfeit landing slots, to give carriers some breathing space as the coronavirus crisis deepens, EU chief Ursula von der Leyen said on Tuesday.
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The law does, however, give the president discretion to impose temporary tariffs under certain circumstances, for example to give U.S. industries a breathing space in the face of sudden import surges, to counter foreign export subsidies or to protect national security (Section 232).
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"But in the short term, it brings relief because the capital infusion requirements from the government has gone down, so it gives them a bit more breathing space," she said, referring to New Delhi's plans to rescue troubled lenders by injecting more money into them.
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"We are in discussion with many of our bilateral partners to access very low cost concession finance to give us some breathing space, and this includes our discussions with the World Bank, ADB and some other possible non-traditional partners," Marape said in a statement.
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The U.S.- and Russian-backed halt to the violence aims to provide breathing space so that peace talks can resume between the rebels and Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in the nearly five-year-long civil war in which more than 250,000 people have died.
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The ECB will likely have a rare opportunity to raise some of its inflation forecasts for this year and the next thanks to a rebound in oil prices, giving it some breathing space to allow its measures to work their way into the economy.
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BENGALURU (Reuters) - India's December retail inflation is expected to have eased to its lowest since June 2017 as food costs fell and fuel prices rose at a slower pace, a Reuters poll showed, giving the central bank breathing space to keep policy on hold.
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"I wanted to create some breathing space," said Mr. Gurfein, 48, a corporate lawyer and entrepreneur who lived very briefly in a walk-up in the West 80s before settling in the East 80s, where he now rents a junior four with a large terrace.
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"The idea of a little breathing space, buying some time, is a reasonable expectation to hope for but I think the big tough issues are still going to be big and tough in 2019 and 2020 and that's going to be much tougher to untangle," Roach said.
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As long as prices continue to recover, Saudi Arabia can probably shrug off the fact that its previous strategy damaged OPEC at least as badly as non-members, and that this week's deal gave more breathing space to its arch-rival Iran than it would have liked.
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Just as China is trying to negotiate the new political landscape in Taiwan, the island is also talking up recent brushes with China "to give it a bit of breathing space and present itself as more reasonable and accommodative for some equilibrium in the relationship," Harrison added.
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That is affording a bit of breathing space for Mr. Abadi, a Shiite who became prime minister in 2014 with the backing of American officials who believed he could reunite the country in the face of an onslaught by the Sunni extremists of the Islamic State.
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China has been ramping up its 5G ambitions and the trade war, while a push for fairer economic treatment according to Trump, could also be seen as an attempt to buy some time and breathing space to figure out how to get ahead in the telecoms race.
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Check In From about 1,755 Hong Kong dollars (or about $225, at 7.8 Hong Kong dollars to the dollar) Opened last year, the 32-room Olympian Hong Kong offers a rare amenity in one of the densest, most property-crunched cities in the world: breathing space.
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Similarly oblique commentaries run through "Breathing Space: Contemporary Art From Hong Kong," an 11-artist show on view through July 9 at the Hong Kong Center of the Asia Society, which in November canceled a planned screening of a documentary about the Umbrella Movement, citing political concerns.
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The ECB, which meets on Thursday, will likely have a rare opportunity to raise some of its inflation forecasts for this year and next thanks to a rebound in oil prices, giving it some breathing space to allow its stimulus measures to work their way into the economy.
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"The program provides both breathing space to mobilize support for the deeper structural reforms that Greece needs to prosper within the euro area and a framework for Greece's European partners to deliver further debt relief to restore Greece's debt sustainability," IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde said in a statement.
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"We have taken several measures to ensure activists don't have breathing space and are unable to gather, and several cafes and other meeting places have been closed, while some have been arrested in order to scare the rest," an official at Egypt's homeland security agency told Reuters last January.
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ABB, which already faces an investigation into suspected bribery and corruption in Britain, has been under shareholder pressure due to a shrinking order book, although Spiesshofer won some breathing space when the firm reported the first uptick in new business in nearly two years in the fourth quarter of 2016.
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And while it's not going to usurp my trusty workhorse SpanishDict anytime soon, nor is my finger hovering over Miss D preparing to push-delete the app into oblivion either — the inexorable fate of so many lesser creations — so it's earned itself a little breathing space on my home screen.
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Like "WIND INY MY SAILS," the third track, "SKRT SKRT," moves the lethargic sound beyond what we heard on last year's one-off release "Solace" and into something with a little more breathing space, like a splash of cooling mountain spring water on your face in the midst of calamity.
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As such, antiquity can provide us with breathing space, perhaps even an oxygen tank, where we can fill our lungs before plunging back into the blips, tweets, clicks, and endless breaking news updates that populate our days, and where we are "distracted from distraction by distraction," as T.S. Eliot said.
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"The first thing that you can do is buy yourself some breathing space so that you can shop around and look at alternatives," said Ioana Gorecki, an attorney with the Federal Trade Commission who helped build the agency's civil case against Tucker, his companies, and others involved in the fraud.
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Europe forbids banks from including them in AT1, although they are permitted in some jurisdictions like Switzerland, Many believe the ECB's decision to split banks' Pillar 2 capital requirements into a requirement and guidance gave banks more breathing space when it comes to AT1 payments, and was enough to sooth the market.
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The goals would be to halt the rain of bombs on Aleppo and to give breathing space to a United Nations-led effort to find a political end to Syria's war between the forces of President Bashar al-Assad, which are backed by Russia, and an array of insurgents seeking to depose him.
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A government source said that by calling a halt to the logging, Warsaw expected to win some breathing space, both on the forest and on the ruling party's signature policy - a reform of the judiciary that the EU says would put courts under political control and might have to be met with sanctions.
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But party sources say moves to oust May are now on hold after senior figures agreed she should be the one to at least make a start on two years of Brexit talks that are likely to stretch her government and possibly the public's patience, giving the world's fifth biggest economy some breathing space.
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Beijing will look to the Lunar New Year at the end of the week for some breathing space in its efforts to head off more pressure on the yuan and with it the immediate threat of a round of corporate debt defaults that economists rate at the top of a pile of global financial risks.
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"Focusing on the debt side, this is seen as a very satisfactory deal for Greece since it builds a backstop against any risks over the short term; it ensures market credibility over the medium-to-longer term; and it gives breathing space for the economy to perform," Axia Ventures said in a note Friday.
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In Duttapukur, a suburb of Kolkata, the B.J.P.'s rise has given the crushed communists some breathing space — to regain the offices snatched by Ms. Banerjee's governing party and to push back against the kind of intimidation that meant no one dared contest it in most of the area during last year's local vote.
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The legislation, to be voted on in the evening, will also allow an existing natural disaster fund to support strained public health services across the EU. The assembly is also due to green-light the suspension of a rule requiring airlines to run most of their scheduled services or else forfeit their landing slots - a move to give carriers some breathing space during the coronavirus pandemic.
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"I'm delighted that there's a 30 day extension now for us to try to get a longer term deal with the U.S. "I think the idea of penalizing Britain when the small amount of steel that Britain sends to the United States is incorporated into its military program, to penalize us on grounds of national security would not make any sense and I'm glad we've got a breathing space on that.
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"We have to be careful about how far we go from now onwards, not watering down what we have done but at least we have to give the banking system breathing space so they absorb what we have done, test these new regulations and see what is the impact on economic growth," Bahrain central bank governor Rasheed Mohammed al-Maraj said at an investment conference in the Saudi capital.
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For Jake, that precious span is distilled into the time that he spends with Beverly, a performing-arts major: the only female presence of any depth in the story, but wise beyond her years, and so beautifully played by Zoey Deutch (looking very like her mother, Lea Thompson, in "Back to the Future") that she grants the film the breathing space—and the break from testosterone—that it needs.
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The phased introduction will allow "breathing space" for the government to replace up to $6.3 billion of estimated lost revenue per year - Publicly listed companies meeting certain criteria to get an additional 3 percentage point cut below the general rate - Internet firms with a significant economic presence, regardless of where they are based, to be considered as resident taxpayers and will be subject to local rules, including paying 10% value-added tax (VAT).
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One option to reduce the flow of people to Britain is for it to firm up rules around benefits such that only people from other EU countries with a firm job offer can move to the UK. Merkel has cut May some breathing space to work out her negotiating position, resisting calls from Paris and Brussels - in the days immediately after the Brexit vote - for Britain to leave the EU "as soon as possible".
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S. trade talks to be held late August * News gives battered emerging currencies breathing space * Currencies such as yuan, peso and rand bounce back * Yen sags broadly as risk aversion eases (Updates throughout) By Shinichi Saoshiro TOKYO, Aug 16 (Reuters) - The dollar was nudged away from a 0.0.3-month peak on Thursday as risk aversion eased and emerging market currencies bounced back on news that a Chinese delegation will travel to the United States late in August to hold trade talks.
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Friday, March 29 2019, is the day the United Kingdom was meant to be leaving the EU. But the withdrawal process initiated two years ago is stuck, and Brexit is temporarily postponed until at least April 12, possibly May 22, or perhaps even later: Having failed twice to get her withdrawal agreement through parliament, last week prime minister Theresa May received an extension from the EU. With at least a couple of weeks of breathing space secured, two extraordinary political events took place this Wednesday.
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