Spain's renewed growth has sounder foundations than in the past.
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But there's a simpler, sounder path to slaying the gerrymander.
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Polls conducted after the debate with statistically sounder approaches disputed this.
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Competition between the currency banks would thus produce a sounder currency.
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These results are based on a much sounder analysis than traditional rankings.
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"I think the system is much safer and much sounder," she said.
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The group, she said, was on sounder financial footing within five years.
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We might also have sounder policy if our leaders weren't economic illiterates.
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On the other hand, a VAT would be the sounder course legally speaking.
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Of course, regular exercise provides a lot of benefits, too, including sounder sleep.
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If Greece wants growth and sounder finances, the only successful recipe is spending restraint.
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Yes, but: The economic case for NATO is sounder than Trump makes it seem.
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International regulators are weighing new rules intended to put them on sounder financial footing.
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Their moves seem to have helped, and growth looks to be on sounder footing.
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A spate of radical liberalisation in the 1980s put the economy on a sounder footing.
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Increasing American oil infrastructure and exploration capacity would offer a sounder path toward energy dominance.
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Will the forces of reason and moderation prevail so that sounder policies can be pursued?
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"The walls were thicker — acoustically it was much sounder than we had expected," he said.
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The goal is whole sounder removal: the destruction or relocation of the entire social group.
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An Australian man might sleep a little sounder tonight knowing that Manny is about the house.
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And independent voters — especially those who are on sounder financial footing — have become far less predictable.
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Eating foods like vegetables and nuts with a low glycemic index were tied to sounder sleep.
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"Belgium is on a sounder footing in security terms than it was a year ago," he said.
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This administration should continue to raise the bar for using sounder science to inform public policy decisions.
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He'd brought a depth sounder and a salinity meter, a long stick for testing the bay bottom.
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Four years later, in 1972, the star received an Academy Award nomination for her leading performance in Sounder.
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In contrast, Mexico's economy is growing at around 2 percent, has lower fiscal deficits and sounder public finances.
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They also have had to comply with a sweeping set of rules intended to make the system sounder.
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"Global dust storms are really unusual," said David Kass, Mars Climate Sounder scientist at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
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But it was vexingly difficult to make such moments routine; Will's game was sounder in almost every aspect.
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Most important, the Chinese economy is sounder than it was two years ago, when the yuan's gradual descent began.
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The result is that American policy towards Russia is sounder now than it was under the two previous administrations.
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This would show its commitment to put Tunisian LRGs on a sounder footing and would significantly improve CPSCL's financials.
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The Orchestra previously had decided to make the tour without the Koreans, but better judgment and sounder ethics prevailed.
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Academic studies have shown that independent boards are associated with higher credit state credit ratings and sounder funding policies.
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But regardless of which measure most accurately depicts the electorate, the apples-to-apples comparison is the sounder one.
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Joshi noted accelerating growth, narrowing current account deficits and a shift to sounder economic policies in several emerging economies.
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After eight years of reform, the financial system is safer, sounder, and more robust than it ever has been.
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"The banking system is much sounder and more resilient as a result, in a number of ways," he said.
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Such material would have given readers a fuller, and sounder, view of gene regulation in response to various stimuli.
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No one was laid off, and the company's finances are sounder than they have been in nearly 20 years.
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Based on his public statements, he might be open to legislation that would put its recipients on sounder legal footing.
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He also used a program called Photo Sounder to scan the 12 resulting images and turn them back into sounds.
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A sounder political backdrop has made it one of the best performing currencies in the world so far this year.
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New rules have required those changes, and the banking sector is considerably sounder than it was before the market collapse.
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For months, T-Mobile has been saying it's got a smarter, sounder 5G strategy than both Verizon and AT&T.
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A global code of conduct for the FX market, unveiled on May 25th, aims to put things on a sounder footing.
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"The Fed is raising [rates] because they think the economy is sounder and we're going to get faster growth," argued Siegel.
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The United States is a "bubble economy", no sounder in its fundamentals than the one which collapsed in the subprime debacle.
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Hariri has said it is vital to form the new government to put Lebanon's fragile economy back onto a sounder footing.
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Many in Lebanon are asking why politicians do not put their differences aside to put the economy on a sounder footing.
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It is in the interest of the United Kingdom that the European Monetary Union is put on much sounder institutional footing.
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That he came back better than before, with a stronger core and sounder mechanics, is testament to his passion for the game.
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Their embrace did not, however, lead to Trump surrounding himself with more professional staff, developing sounder policy, or moderating his worst instincts.
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He thought he'd found a new approach to fundamental interactions that was not only simpler than the conventional one, but also sounder.
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To understand, even in part, a monster through his own words is a sounder basis for opposition to fascism than mere sloganeering.
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Amazingly, the weather sensor on which NOAA's claims are based, known as the conical microwave imager/sounder (CMIS), was scrapped in 2006.
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Aligning major, headline-making achievements more closely with political cycles means that uncommitted decision-makers will find space a sounder political investment.
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Indonesia, the Philippines and Thailand all adopted sounder macroeconomic policies and made some effort to curb the cronyism that had accompanied earlier growth.
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Of course, it's probably not the most shocking news in the world that sex leads to sounder sleep than, say, a Netflix binge.
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Chile's national fisheries service authorized Marine Harvest to use a vessel with an echo sounder, making it easier to detect schools of fish.
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Hydrologists such as Mr Thakkar are sceptical of big projects, open to massive cronyism, when simpler and environmentally sounder solutions are at hand.
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They're making the system safer and sounder, and so I sure wouldn't want anybody to throw out the baby with the bath water.
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Didi is under pressure from investors to deliver a quicker and sounder route to profitability, separate sources familiar with the matter have said.
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She got onto much sounder footing when she moved on to her wider agenda of tackling inequality and the power of the wealthy.
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Greek fiscal policy is now "in a much sounder basis than before" but banks' non-performing loans were still a "soft spot", he said.
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Perhaps a Gresham's law of divination is at work, whereby the bad advice of soothsayers always chases out sounder counsel from more rational advisers.
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Our live blog tracked reaction as Fed chair Janet Yellen said Dodd-Frank has put the financial system on a safer and sounder footing.
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Clinton, meanwhile, has suffered from a lack of personal popularity although she is seen as far more experienced and as having "sounder" government policies.
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Compared with many of those in the Gulf, this one presents a sounder business case, thinks Mark Martin, an aviation consultant based in Dubai.
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Priorities can then be set on a sounder basis than gut instinct, sentimental appeal or the political clout of the people hurt or helped.
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In a U.S. Open, where pars are especially precious, avoiding the big numbers tends to be a sounder strategy than aiming to go low.
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The study subjects who were thinking about a friend demonstrated far better judgement and sounder reasoning than those who were imagining themselves in that scenario.
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Their hope is that such reforms will involve deep structural changes aimed at putting the economy on a sounder footing, rather than yet more stimulus.
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Outside experts have not been able to confirm these findings with other radar detections, like SHARAD, the Shallow Radar sounder onboard the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter.
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For investment firms, this proposal could actually be a much sounder investment than investing in public-private partnerships because the market does not like uncertainty.
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We are now a safer and sounder financial institution focused on helping our clients finance economic growth, job creation, retirement security, college savings, and more.
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Di Florio suggested that while the financial system is "safer and sounder" than ever before with greater overall stability, complacency is now the greatest risk.
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"This is much sounder science," Henry Rzepa, a professor at Imperial College, London, who was initially skeptical when I told him about the new study, said.
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This approach can put the United States and Pakistan relationship on a sounder footing, while advancing the prospects of a favorable and durable outcome in Afghanistan.
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" She became known for playing strong black women in TV series such as "Roots" in the 1970s, the 1972 movie "Sounder" and more recently "The Help.
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Not only is it fiscally sounder, the default option also tends to be "sticky" – people tend to stick with what they're put into as a default.
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GQ spoke with Keith Stephens, a representative for the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, who said a sounder the size that McNabb described was very unlikely.
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Preventing the spread will require extensive intra-border reductions in social mixing and better, sounder, more empirically grounded government — in short, better domestic and international leadership.
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Martin Ritt's "Sounder" (1972), which was nominated for four Oscars, including best picture, focuses on a struggling family of black sharecroppers in the Depression-era South.
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"Some of the research out there suggests that, if you can remove the entire sounder, its territory won't be taken over by other sounders," she said.
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As it turns out, the market turmoil unleashed by the decision to exit the EU creates the possibility of putting the UK economy on a sounder footing.
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This visualization was made from data collected by the Atmospheric Infrared Sounder (AIRS) instrument onboard NASA's Aqua satellite, and it shows temperature data in the infrared spectrum.
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Simpler tax codes would provide a sounder basis for the sort of shifts in tax rates that will be needed in future to counter the business cycle.
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In the end, one wonders if the drinking wasn't actually a sounder way of dealing with the pressures than the compulsive, sleepless worrying that other generals did.
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The new spin is designed to put the challenge on sounder footing at the circuit courts—and to ready it for a potential trip to the Supreme Court.
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There was little information to be gleamed from her melancholic glance, but we've all seen depressing, dog-centric classics like Old Yeller, Sounder, and John Wick: Chapter One.
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Does George Osborne really seriously believe that by mocking me, he is doing himself any favours in his intellectual clash with people that have sounder intellect than his?
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As the kings of China's financial jungle, banks ought to have their pick of clients, ensuring that their shadow assets are generally sounder than those of other lenders.
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The CMIS was replaced by the Advanced Technology Microwave Sounder (ATMS), which uses a smaller and wider beam width that is much less susceptible to nearby 2023G interference.
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Clinton is heading into the general not only with an edge in current polls but with a campaign — and a candidate — that is dramatically sounder on the fundamentals.
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Far from being antiquated, this question about inclusiveness in the battle for the franchise now drives our work toward personal integrity, a sounder society, and a livable future.
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And if you need even more motivation to get up out of bed for your workout, keep in mind that exercising will help you sleep sounder later that night.
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In January, merchants at the Consumer Electronics Show unveiled "smart pajamas," containing a "bioceramics gel," which purportedly cool off "the body's infrared heat emissions" to foster longer, sounder sleep.
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NASA collected new data from their Atmospheric Infrared Sounder (AIRS) instrument, measuring levels of carbon monoxide at an altitude of 18,000 feet (5,500 meters) from August 8 to 723.
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On defense, advanced stats also indicate Curry was sounder and more adept at creating turnovers — his steal percentage was 4.2 percent, where Gibbs has never risen above 3 percent.
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Incredibly, the academy did not nominate a single nonwhite writer until 1973, when Suzanne de Passe ("Lady Sings the Blues") and Lonne Elder III ("Sounder") simultaneously broke that barrier.
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That means even bolder investments in the city's bus and light rail network, upgrading Sounder Commuter Rail to something resembling a viable rail link to Tacoma, and rezoning for growth.
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Pritchard scored 12 points in the first half, and his off-balance 3-pointer from the right wing as the buzzer sounder to tie it at 39 at the half.
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"The policy challenge is to take advantage of the current tailwinds to put the expansion on a sounder footing," said Claudio Borio, head of the BIS monetary and economic department.
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Because both parties remain invested in de-escalation, war on the peninsula is unlikely, and there may yet be opportunities for U.S.–North Korea diplomacy conducted on a sounder basis.
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The team's chief operating officer Otmar Szafnauer told reporters earlier that the team might have to enter some form of administration before it could emerge on a sounder financial footing.
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Marie Claire advised rubbing a lavender-oil blend on your pulse points for sounder sleep; Elle suggested slathering your face with a frankincense-oil blend to keep your skin young.
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And it's partnering with podcast company Sounder, with plans to participate in Google's Play Me The News program for Google Home, where it will offer short-form audio news stories.
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A new gif by NASA's Atmospheric Infrared Sounder (AIRS) on the Aqua satellite offers a visual depiction of the dramatic and deadly cold snap, demonstrating temperatures plummeting to forty below zero.
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Some informants suspect their network leaders, motivated by greed or growing demand, are selling the same intelligence to multiple coalition countries, which could make uncertain information appear sounder than it is.
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After Hurricane Katrina, Congress passed legislation requiring that local communities put into place a sounder disaster plan and devote more money to training local officials about how to handle these situations.
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Here are some key takeaways from Mr. Xi's report: Mr. Xi said he would put China on a sounder economic footing by containing financial risks, encouraging innovation and increasing consumer spending.
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This is about Pompeo's personal beliefs -- he's called the marriage equality ruling by the Supreme Court a "shocking abuse of power" -- clashing with the better, sounder judgement of his State Department employees.
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One must also hope that those countries that do have the room to engage in fiscal stimulus use that room wisely to help put the world economic recovery on a sounder footing.
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In addition, it will expand bus rapid transit (BRT) service and regional Sounder train service, improve transit stations and bus routes, and make other miscellaneous improvements (including many for bicyclists and pedestrians).
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The financial system is on much sounder ground than it was a decade ago, prior to the financial crisis, and much less likely to suffer another crisis, at least on the same scale.
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Our new technological capabilities stem not from revolution—sonar has been around for over a hundred years; submersible vessels since the mid-13th century—but of refining, allowing for deeper dives on sounder information.
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You won't be seeing "Simply Good" on the shelves of Whole Foods, but for those who would never set foot in a health food store anyway, this line is indeed a much sounder choice.
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But after a few minutes, he appeared to lose patience and cranked up the virtuosity — dancing, shredding on guitar, sliding from the depth-sounder bottom end of his vocal register into an otherworldly falsetto.
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NASA collected new data from their Atmospheric Infrared Sounder (AIRS) instrument, measuring levels of carbon monoxide at an altitude of 18,000 feet (5,500 meters) from August 8 to 22, according to a press release.
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The team of maritime surveyors, marine archaeologists and naval historians used a multi-beam echo sounder and side-scan technology in an underwater drone flying 40 meters above the seabed to scour the area.
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The Treasury's policy of diverting the profits seemed to further its stated goal of winding down the companies, an outcome that some contend could eventually put the housing finance system on a sounder footing.
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While those losing out will face a painful transition, France's overall pension system will be sounder in the long run, because a points system will make it easier to maintain balanced finances, he added.
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"The fact that Europe is on a sounder footing and that growth seems to be relatively well-underpinned ... we're pretty comfortable with that," said Alistair Wittet, manager of the Comgest Growth Europe ex UK fund.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sauber presented the first Formula One car of their new Alfa Romeo partnership on Tuesday, with a flurry of preceding sponsor announcements pointing also to a sounder future after a dismal 2017 season.
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That is the new normal for enforcement actions against big banks: millions of dollars in penalties, and a laundry list of new reporting requirements, all designed to ensure that the bank is safer and sounder.
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He said, "I wouldn't be in this situation," and argued that Apple sells products to users, it doesn't sell users to advertisers, and so it's a sounder business model that doesn't open itself to these problems.
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So a second possibility is that Mr Xi wanted the article not to criticise Mr Li but rather to deliver a shock to underlings who had strayed from his prescribed programme of slower but sounder growth.
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While the eager-to-offend but politically moderate New Right clings to the chance of real political power, the Alt-Right seems to realize no such recognition is forthcoming, and that criticizing Trump is a sounder position.
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LUANDA (Reuters) - Angola's economic growth prospects are on the rise as higher oil prices and sounder policies under President Joao Lourenco bring greater stability to Africa's second biggest crude exporter, the International Monetary Fund said on Friday.
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Medicare could be put on a sounder financial footing by finely controlling the soaring prices of prescription drugs and implementing other cost-saving measures in the provision of care – which the Affordable Care Act set in motion.
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His death has a somewhat sounder karmic justification than the needless martyring of Grimes the younger — Henry stupidly opened the gate containing the prisoners in a poorly-thought-through effort to take revenge on his parents' murderers.
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The company, known as Tepco, is trying to place itself on a sounder financial footing after the government in December almost doubled its estimate for the costs related to the Fukushima disaster to 21.5 trillion yen ($188 billion).
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Fiscal discipline there may be loosened by parties set to form the next government, but even that pales in comparison to what's just happened in Washington, and the broader euro zone is structurally on a much sounder footing.
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Dar was credited with steering Pakistan's economy to a sounder footing following a 2013 balance of payments crisis but over the past year those economic gains have begun to erode, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and analysts.
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" In an interview with Klein, Zuckerberg described Cook's assessment that Apple has a sounder business model because it sells products to users, rather than selling users to advertisers as "extremely glib, and not at all aligned with the truth.
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Mr. Merkel's broader efforts to resuscitate the doctor's reputation against those "who glibly deride him as a quack" is at least partly successful, and his assertion that "many of his sounder concepts of wellness remain sage prescriptions" seems indisputable.
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" In an interview with Klein, Zuckerberg described Cook's assessment that Apple has a sounder business model because it sells products to users, rather than selling users to advertisers, as "extremely glib, and not at all aligned with the truth.
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Keffler—aka Miss Washington USA, aka Seattle Mist Lingerie Football player—was hanging out with Seattle Sounder Marco Pappa last month and then Pappa was rushed to the hospital with a stab wound in his abdomen after a 911 call.
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One catch: as 9to5mac points out, it appears this currently only works with Amazon Echo speakers, and not yet with third-party speakers (like the Sonos ONE or Polk's Audio Command sounder) that happen to have Alexa-support built in.
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Of course it's easier — and maybe economically sounder — to drink at home, but we go to bars because other people are there, and the fellowship we find with them is, for many of us, more important than the pints and shots.
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" Even Bill Kristol, newly woke, couldn't resist joining in: "Oprah: Sounder on economics than Bernie Sanders, understands Middle America better than Elizabeth Warren, less touchy-feely than Joe Biden, more pleasant than Andrew Cuomo, more charismatic than John Hickenlooper. #ImWithHer.
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The overhaul has been a central goal of Mr. Macron and Mr. Philippe, who have argued that getting the French to retire later and streamlining the pension system are necessary steps to put the system on a sounder financial footing.
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The Brunei deal, which aimed to put the indebted and loss-making company on a sounder financial footing, was later criticised by Jordan's parliament for alleged corruption, part of a backlash against privatisation and economic nationalism that swept the country.
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The American economy is on sounder footing after worries of a recession, but one part of the country is struggling: the Midwest, a region where President Trump had promised to restore jobs, write the NYT's Ben Casselman and Karl Russell.
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If the new White House team had declared that it was cutting conventional foreign aid because it felt there were more efficient or even morally sounder to help the world's poor, it even might have won some friends in the world of faith.
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Sarah Gretter, a senior learning experience designer at the Hub for Innovation in Learning and Technology at Michigan State University, says a sounder approach for parents is to keep the conversation open and ask kids questions about the stories they read online.
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"We could lower the rating by one notch in the next year if management fails to restore sounder operations in France, such as achieving better customer retention and reducing turnover in senior management, or if it fails to trim absolute debt (...)," it added.
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" Schwertner's chief of staff told Cosmo that the senator broke the table accidentally, that he was trying "to run an orderly meeting," and "the reality is he's got a little gavel block, and he hit the glass instead of hitting the sounder.
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And whatever Tillerson's flaws and failings, when it comes to matters of substance, such as recertifying the Iran deal, not picking sides in the Saudi-Qatar cold war, or probing diplomatic options on North Korea, his instincts are far sounder than the President's.
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GO AHEAD AND DO THAT WHERE, YOU WONT BE ABLE TO DEDUCT ALL OF THOSE INTEREST COSTS BECAUSE WHAT THAT DOES THEN, WE BELIEVE IT MAKES US SAFER AND SOUNDER, LESS LEVERAGED, MORE EQUITY, LESS DEBT, HEALTHIER ECONOMY, IN A 20% TAX RATE.
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While the forthcoming bitcoin bust will not end well for cyber currencies lacking any intrinsic value, from that wreckage will emerge sounder means for executing a variety of financial transactions, based on blockchain technology, that transfer the ownership of assets with real value.
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French Open champion Ash Barty or Wimbledon winner Simona Halep, who ran Williams off the court in a lopsided final at the All England Club, may be sounder investments at the betting window but punters are just as likely to follow their hearts as hunches.
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With its public finances on a sounder footing and helped by the European Central Bank's quantitative easing programme, Portugal's bond yields have fallen sharply, allowing it to borrow at much lower rates than those charged on most of the bailout loans, especially the IMF part.
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"Strong performances from Saoirse Ronan and Cynthia Nixon keep 'Stockholm, Pennsylvania' intense and absorbing, but Nicole Beckwith's initial impulse to tell her confinement story as a stage play feels as if it might have been a sounder choice," wrote David Rooney for The Hollywood Reporter.
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If just one person had sat me down when I signed my first book contract and explained how publishing works, how nothing is guaranteed, and how it often feels like playing Russian Roulette with words, I would have made much sounder financial and creative decisions.
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This change reflects a judgment that the economy is in much sounder shape than it was a few years ago, when its policy rate was stuck near zero and this forward guidance was a tool the Fed used to try to guide interest rates.
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The iconic performer — who has starred in projects like Fried Green Tomatoes, Diary of a Mad Black Woman, The Help and The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter — was previously nominated for Best Actress in a Leading Role at the 1973 Academy Awards for her work in Sounder.
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The iconic performer — who has starred in projects like Fried Green Tomatoes, Diary of a Mad Black Woman, The Help and The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter — was previously nominated for Best Actress in a Leading Role at the 1973 Academy Awards for her work in Sounder.
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The new French president made clear he wanted to rev up the Franco-German engine for closer European integration, which had lapsed when the euro debt crisis was gravest between 2010 and 2012 and Germany took the lead owing to its stronger economy and sounder public finances.
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The proposed rules, backed by insurance companies, would tighten certain enrollment procedures and cut the health law's open enrollment period in half, in hopes that a smaller but healthier consumer base will put the marketplaces on sounder financial footing and attract more insurance companies in states with limited choices.
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" The newspaper went on to argue that Trump would be on sounder legal footing than his predecessor, former President Obama, was when the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program was implemented by executive order, but that the president should not use a national emergency to fulfill a "campaign promise.
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A rush to a narrow impeachment strictly on the president's attempt to coerce or bribe a foreign country into digging up dirt on a domestic political rival might sound strategically sounder than a lengthy and wide-ranging investigation into every other rotten thing the president and his cronies have done.
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Elected on promises to enact more business-friendly labor laws, put the pension system on sounder footing, cut some taxes on the wealthy and address a host of other issues that his predecessors failed to solve, he has spent his first 10 months in office methodically working through his to-do list.
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Eastern European leaders are cautious about the risk of new cleavages on the continent leaving them behind, while there are plenty, like Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte, a moving spirit behind the Tallinn dinner, who are skeptical about more financial burden-sharing before southern neighbors — including France — put their own national budgets on a sounder footing.
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"The exercise demonstrates the continued commitment of the United States and the United Kingdom since the financial crisis to promote a safer and sounder financial system by cooperating to address issues involved in the orderly resolution of large and complex financial institutions without cost to taxpayers," the FDIC and Bank of England said two years ago.
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Such provisions are designed to discourage inappropriate risk-taking; deferral of incentive-based compensation is designed to encourage executives and managers to pursue sounder, more long-term strategies rather than privileging short-term gains that may allow them to reap huge bonuses while simultaneously imperiling the financial health of their firms and perhaps even the economy as a whole.
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While this might reflect something different in the nature of courts and governments (courts being duty-bound to judge fairly each individual case they hear, while governments try to find the best solutions for broad populations with competing interests) it seems to me that the logic of the Canadian courts will prove sounder and more enduring than any government-led attempt to limit assisted dying to those with a short terminal prognosis.
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Mike ConawayKenneth (Mike) Michael ConawayTexas faces turbulent political moment Democratic Party official: Texas is 'biggest battleground state in the country' Another Texas congressman planning to retire MORE (R-Texas), a senior member of the panel who is leading its investigation into Russia's election interference, the document has 36 footnotes that he believes "are way too precise" and will almost certainly have to be blacked out — although he noted the main body of the document is likely on sounder footing.
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Mike ConawayKenneth (Mike) Michael ConawayTexas faces turbulent political moment Democratic Party official: Texas is 'biggest battleground state in the country' Another Texas congressman planning to retire MORE (R-Texas), a senior member of the panel who is leading its investigation into Russia's election interference, the document has 85033 footnotes that he believes "are way too precise" and will almost certainly have to be blacked out — although he noted the main body of the document is likely on sounder footing.
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