Both sides still have options: winding back the clock is no longer one of them.
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Before I know it, we're winding back through the dark, and finally that little circle of light comes around a corner.
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There had been speculation in recent weeks that the ECB could be heading towards winding back the bond purchases - so-called "tapering".
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Second-guess criticism tends to be pretty short-term, and grounded in seeing the result and winding back the clock from there.
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The Journal only named Mastercard and Visa, but suggested that more members of the Libra Association were considering winding back their involvement.
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The G.P.S. steered me off the Thruway onto narrow winding back roads pegged with "Repeal the S.A.F.E. Act" pro-gun yard signs.
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If you had that scene on the stage, with a stage manager winding back a tape in the wings, it wouldn't work at all.
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The common currency had advanced this month on expectations that the ECB would take steps towards winding back on stimulus measures to normalise monetary policy.
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The common currency had advanced this month on expectations that the central bank would take steps towards winding back on stimulus measures to normalise monetary policy.
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In the currency market, the dollar has been losing its lustre as the euro zone and a few other countries have been slowly winding back stimulus.
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Chinese policymakers are keeping the stimulus taps flowing at a time when stronger growth has prompting some in the West to start winding back cheap money.
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Perhaps the US fails so miserably to hit its emissions targets that other countries start winding back their own climate ambitions, leading to a hotter planet overall.
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My driver inexplicably dropped me off on a side street, so I lugged my suitcase through some winding back alleys before finally arriving at the front entrance.
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The thinking is that winding back dividend rebates on corporations would remove a modest price discount previously applied to REIT payouts because they never attracted the rebates.
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It leads you down a vague starry street, down small alleys between blurred colorful houses, past a collapsed church, until you are winding back toward the sea.
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British 10-year government bond yields flat at 1.13 percent, having risen in recent days with investors winding back expectations of further Bank of England rate cuts.
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"In order to have, I think, a meaningful impact as far as shifting the needle on global growth sentiment and away from the U.S. still being the primary driver of global growth, you would have to see an agreement that includes — if not an actual winding back of tariffs — but at least a clear pathway to the winding back," said Ray Attrill, head of FX strategy at National Australia Bank.
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The euro was also supported by expectations the European Central Bank is edging towards winding back its stimulus following hawkish comments from its President Mario Draghi last week.
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Earlier this month, Europe saw its own version of "taper tantrum" after a report said policymakers at the ECB were looking at winding back its trillion-dollar program.
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The story, about three friends who drift apart as they navigate show business, is told in reverse, starting with disillusioned middle age and winding back to idealistic youth.
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The measure is closely watched by the European Central Bank, which has said it will debate later in the year whether to begin winding back its bond-buying stimulus programme.
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Winding back and forth, the team has managed to fit almost 16 feet of the channels on to a chip, adding a membrane with tiny pores in to separate the two.
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The euro may struggle, however, to break above that range if upcoming U.S. data support the case for the Federal Reserve to keep winding back its stimulus, some market players said.
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Winding back the clock and showing a different side to the locale—the game is set five years before the events of Asylum—the real appeal is the areas you fondly remember.
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She's got plenty going on outside of the show, but the way things are looking, it's probably not the last time Burnett's path will find itself winding back into Bachelor franchise territory.
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The dollar stayed on the defensive as the euro strengthened as markets wagered the European Central is on track to start winding back its asset purchase programme in the not-too-distant future.
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Market players had been focusing on Kuroda's comments, looking for clues on whether the BOJ is getting closer to joining the U.S. Federal Reserve and central banks in Europe, in winding back stimulus.
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In my time with Pamela—beginning here and ending ten hours later, dazed, in an Uber winding back down the hills—I will learn that the line between invention and reality is porous.
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The TV show and the novel take their name from this destructive, catastrophic incident, the narrative then winding back to illustrate exactly how the Richardsons' impressive home has ended up engulfed in flames.
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No matter how evolved we think society is going, there seems to be a winding back, especially in this day and age where these old values seem to be emerging from the darkness.
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JGB yields have risen in recent weeks, in line with global peers, on rising expectations that the world's central banks are increasingly leaning towards winding back stimulus as the global economy gains momentum.
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The ECB will be closely watched for any signs the central bank has become uncomfortable with the euro's recent strength, a concern that could see it delay winding back its massive monetary stimulus scheme.
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That advance of the euro, said analysts, was spurred by a possible winding back of the European Central Bank's expansive monetary stimulus program, with data pointing to a robust recovery in the euro zone.
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"We will need to see some sort of concrete deal put in place and a winding back of tariffs before I will start getting excited about the global economic outlook for 2020," Halley said.
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The ECB will be closely watched for any signs that the central bank has become uncomfortable with the euro's recent strength, a worry that could delay it from winding back its expansive monetary stimulus programme.
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Assets in Europe received their first "taper tantrum"-style jolt on Tuesday afternoon with a report that policymakers at the European Central Bank (ECB) were looking at winding back its trillion-dollar bond-buying program.
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The common currency had advanced to a three-year peak above $1.2300 earlier this week on expectations that the European Central Bank would take steps towards winding back on stimulus measures to normalise monetary policy.
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While the European Central Bank has signalled an end to bond-buying it also pledged to keep rates low past next summer, while the Bank of Japan shows no sign of winding back its stimulus.
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Last week hit its strongest levels since early 2015 as investors bet on a winding-back of the ECB's stimulus programme and pushed back their expectations for further rate hikes from the U.S. Federal Reserve.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A major issuer of U.S. mortgage-backed securities (MBS) is looking to expand its global investor base as the Federal Reserve, winding back years of monetary easing, divests its balance sheet of bond instruments.
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The euro, which hit a five-week high on Monday above $1.07 on expectations the European Central Bank is moving towards winding back its stimulus program, fell 0.2 percent to $1.0636 on caution ahead of the Dutch vote.
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The euro, which hit a five-week high on Monday above $203 on expectations the European Central Bank is moving towards winding back its stimulus programme, fell 0.25 percent to $1.0627 on caution ahead of the Dutch vote.
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The euro rose 0.2 percent to $1.2260 after hitting a three-year peak above $1.2300 earlier this week on expectations that the European Central Bank would take steps towards winding back on stimulus measures to normalise monetary policy.
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And thus returned to the sidewalk, that self that should pick its steps back and back, walk in reverse — as time seems to wind backward to him — winding back to the time when none of it ever happened.
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A weaker U.S. dollar is generally a boost to gold, especially if the reason for the lower greenback is the winding back of expectations for more interest rate increases and the ramping up of concerns about an economic slowdown.
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On Thursday, a summit between the United States and North Korea aimed at denuclearising the Korean peninsula ended early, with U.S. President Donald Trump walking away as the respective leaders failed to reach a deal on winding back sanctions.
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While few market players expect the BOJ to follow the European Central Bank and a couple of others in winding back its easy policy stance, rising bond yields in the West put pressure on Japanese bonds as they make JGBs relatively less attractive.
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Gains in the dollar were limited versus the yen, as the market looked to Thursday's outcome of the Bank of Japan's two-day policy meeting for clues to whether it will join the Federal Reserve and European Central Bank in winding back stimulus.
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The euro, which on Monday hit a five-week high above $1.07 on the expectation that the European Central Bank is moving towards winding back its stimulus programme, inched down to $1.0644, with dovish comments from ECB officials adding to a cautious mood.
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And so went our days, accumulating cheeses as we drove through the rolling hills of the Pays d'Auge, past small-town war memorials and grand half-timbered manor houses on winding back roads dotted with signs for local Calvados and apple cider.
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What I hadn't appreciated was how much Tintoretto's dynamism drew from an experience of life in Venice you can still have in 2018: the shimmering of the canals, the winding back streets, the low-slung arcades, the continual sensation of being lost.
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While policymakers in China and Japan still have their feet firmly on the gas, feeding a steady stream of stimulus to their economies, stronger growth in the West is prompting central bankers there to start winding back years of super-easy money.
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Gains in the dollar were limited as many market players looked to Thursday's outcome of the Bank of Japan's two-day policy meeting for clues to whether it will join the U.S. Federal Reserve and European central banks in winding back stimulus.
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Gains in the dollar were limited as many market players looked to the Bank of Japan's two-day policy meeting ending on Thursday for clues to whether the BOJ will join the U.S. Federal Reserve and European central banks in winding back stimulus.
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But gains in the dollar were limited as many market players looked to the Bank of Japan's two-day policy meeting ending on Thursday, for clues on whether the BOJ will join the U.S. Federal Reserve and European central banks in winding back stimulus.
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The single currency was also supported by expectations that the European Central Bank would announce that it is winding back its huge bond-buying programme when it holds its next policy meeting later in the month, said Commerzbank currency strategist Thu Lan Nguyen, in Frankfurt.
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But gains in the dollar were limited as many market players looked to the Bank of Japan's two-day policy meeting ending on Thursday for clues on whether the BOJ will join the U.S. Federal Reserve and European central banks in winding back stimulus.
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Gains in the dollar were limited versus the yen, as many market players looked to Thursday's outcome of the Bank of Japan's two-day policy meeting for clues to whether it will join the U.S. Federal Reserve and European central banks in winding back stimulus.
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The winding back of expectations for U.S. interest rate hikes, volatility in equities, some bond yields turning negative, the possibility of Donald Trump winning the U.S. presidency and general fears around the global outlook have all contributed to gold's solid performance and constructive outlook.
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"Winding back the climate agenda means that the U.S. will be left behind in the clean energy transition as other global players, such as in Europe and China, demonstrate greater commitment to deploying low carbon and job-creating solutions to climate change," said Peter Kiernan, of the Economist Intelligence Unit.
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Before critics excoriate the Trump DHS for winding back H-4 work-permits, they should remember that while the U.S. immigration system is by far the biggest and most open in the world, generosity has to have limits, and it is our own working people and the American rule of law that must come first.
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A Reuters poll last week found economists expect the central bank to only signal a shift away from its ultra-easy monetary policy toward the end of this year or early next, but some expect President Mario Draghi to tweak some of his language in order to prepare the ground for a winding-back of the ECB's stimulus programme in the months and years to come.
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The process involves winding back the mileometer to give a false mileage.
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Clear, joyous birdsong. Easter bells. The first image. Winding back time to zero.
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Back stage then everything was manual, working up in the flies dropping in scenery and backcloths, dropping and re-winding back the massive safety curtain.
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Asbestos was first mined commercially in Australia, at Gundagai.Butcher, C. Gundagai: A Track Winding Back, p.107 Actinolite was mined along Jones Creek just to the west of the town but there are several deposits in the immediate area. Some fibres were two feet long.
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Butcher, C., (2002) Gundagai: A Track Winding Back, C. Butcher, publisher, pp 212-213. Jack O'Hagan's song, "Where the Dog Sits on the Tuckerbox (5 miles from Gundagai)", was published in 1937, and Moses' poem was included in his collection Nine Miles from Gundagai, published in 1938.
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The highway travels through a residential area and then leaves the main part of the city. It curves to the east-northeast and crosses over Bay Creek. After winding back to the east, it travels through the unincorporated community of Miami Valley. It curves to the east-southeast and travels just south of Housers Millpond.
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All Saints Greek Orthodox Church, Belmore, Sydney. Waves of post-World War II multicultural migration diversified the makeup of Christianity in Australia. Barangaroo, Sydney for World Youth Day 2008. Further waves of migration and the gradual winding back of the White Australia Policy, helped to reshape the profile of Australia's religious affiliations over subsequent decades.
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The Latest took over the timeslot, itself moved to accommodate the relaunch of The Bolt Report. It was reported that Grant was "winding back his duties" at Sky News in August 2016, suggesting the program may not return. The program is broadcast from the Sky News centre in the Sydney suburb of Macquarie Park.
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A porter's "lodge" (work and storage space) occupied the northern two-thirds of the space, while a narrow, sharping winding back stairs allowed servants to access the Second Floor. By 1801, the porter's space had become a generic workroom. It was made into a porter's lodge again in 1825. It retained this use as late as 1865.
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Wilson, Andrew (2002): "Machines, Power and the Ancient Economy", The Journal of Roman Studies, Vol. 92, pp. 1–32 (7f.) Philo's works also contain the oldest known application of a chain drive in a repeating crossbow. Two flat-linked chains were connected to a windlass, which by winding back and forth would automatically fire the machine's arrows until its magazine was empty.
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4 ha). Later that year, a Santa Fe-style house (today's Exhibit House) was built on the property. During construction, the adobe bricks for the 18” thick outer walls were made on the premises and Ponderosa pine logs were brought down the winding back road from Mt. Lemmon to be used for the living room beams. The Wacks actually spent little time in Tucson.
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Steps in DNA synthesis, with RPA shown Replication protein A (RPA) is the major protein that binds to single-stranded DNA (ssDNA) in eukaryotic cells. In vitro, RPA shows a much higher affinity for ssDNA than RNA or double- stranded DNA. During DNA replication, RPA prevents single-stranded DNA (ssDNA) from winding back on itself or from forming secondary structures. This keeps DNA unwound for the polymerase to replicate it.
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Local monumental mason Frank Rusconi, carved a miniature Baroque Italian palace from 20,948 pieces of marble collected from around New South Wales. The work is 1.2 metres high and, commencing in 1910, took 28 years to complete. It can be seen in the Gundagai tourist office. Rusconi sculpted the base for the Dog on the Tuckerbox monument, and created the model of the dog, which was cast at Oliver's Foundry in Sydney.Butcher, C. 2002, Gundagai A Track Winding Back', A.C.Butcher, Gundagai, pp 212-213.
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A 1969 radio alarm clock (Sony Digimatic 8FC-59W) with an early digital display Many vintage digital clocks with split flap displays cannot be wound back, as the flip mechanism operates only in one direction. Instead they must be either wound forward 23 hours to achieve the effect of winding back 1 hour at the end of daylight saving time or the clock may be stopped (by disconnecting it from power) for 1 hour. However, on some newer clocks, forward and backward time setting is possible. GE clocks sometimes had this feature.
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Alice finds herself in front of a door with the comedy and tragedy masks. She notices above the door the word "THEATRICAL" (which changes spell HATTER and ALICE, with the letter "E" rotating between the two names) though she misses the clue the first time, this is when the Rabbit tells Alice that he can turn back time by just "winding back his watch". Alice tells the Rabbit to get captured and use the watch to save everyone. After the Rabbit leaves, Alice enters and encounters Lewis Carroll (the Victorian Gentleman).
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In 2019, many Australian cities after decades of poor planning and minimum investment are winding back their glass recycling programmes in favour of plastic usage. For many years, there was only one state in Australia with a return deposit scheme on glass containers. Other states had unsuccessfully tried to lobby for glass deposit schemes. More recently this situation has changed dramatically, with the original scheme in South Australia now joined by legislated container deposit schemes in New South Wales, Queensland, Australian Capital Territory, and the Northern Territory, with schemes planned in Western Australia (2020), Tasmania (2022) and Victoria (2023).
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The transformation from a small farming town to a suburban residential community of approximately 18,000 has been carefully controlled by zoning and through the preservation of the town's older colonial landmarks. The town has had the foresight to preserve almost 1,000 acres (4 km²) of open space for active and passive recreational use. Although there is limited land remaining for development, Wilton retains much of its open feeling and rural atmosphere. Winding back roads with trees, streams, ponds, woods, and rolling hills are all part of the Wilton's beauty and charm and afford privacy as well as a pastoral setting.
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The name 'Gundagai' may derive from 'Gundagair', an 1838 pastoral run in the name of William HutchinsonRJE Gormly Index, Letter from the Deputy Surveyor- General, 22 January 1838, in 'Gundagai A Track Winding Back', Cliff Butcher, 2002, A.C. Butcher, Gundagai, p.11 to the immediate north of current day Gundagai. The Aboriginal word 'gair' was recorded at Yass in 1836 by the naturalist George Bennett and means 'bird', as in budgerigar or good bird. In that context 'Gundagai' means place of birds but that placename may refer to the area to the north of Gundagai not to Gundagai town.
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Wine Street and Castle Street became the main shopping streets, where retailers such as Boots, Jones's (later to become part of the Debenhams group), the Co-op and Marks & Spencer traded. Baker Baker had large stores in Bridge Street, Wine Street and Mary le Port Street; two of these were connected by a high bridge across Mary-le-Port Street. The area also hosted a cinema (the News Theatre) and its narrow winding back-streets contained many independent shops, hotels, and pubs. At the corner of High Street and Wine Street stood the 'most loved fragment of Old Bristol': The Dutch House.
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The Caprotti valve gear was driven by a single shaft, located between the frames, and driven from the leading coupled axle by a bevel gear. The reversing gear was operated by a screw wheel requiring multiple turns to go from full forward to full reverse; in this it differed from the standard Caprotti version, which only required one turn. It was designed to operate in the same way as the reversing gear on the Walschaerts-fitted Black Fives. However reversing between intermediate cutoff positions could only be achieved by winding to the full-gear position in the new direction and then winding back.
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The plans either restrict the type and amount of alcohol that can be purchased in a town, or involve a blanket ban on alcohol sales. There has been a noticeable decrease in alcohol fuelled violence and dysfunction in the communities that have faced alcohol bans and restrictions. In 2012 the newly elected Queensland state government, under premier Campbell Newman, proposed a winding back of the alcohol restrictions, a number of aboriginal elders and community leaders opposed these changes, citing the positive benefits brought about by the laws. Despite the many positives that alcohol bans have brought to indigenous communities, issues with alcohol consumption still exist, mainly the issue of home brewed alcohol.
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About south of Boiceville, the highway crosses Traver Hollow Brook by way of a bridge that leads the road to the lower slopes of Samuels Point, where houses begin to appear in the woods on the western side of the road. NY 28A closely follows the base of the hill, winding back and forth as it heads southward toward the hamlet of West Shokan. NY 28A east of West Shokan, in New York City watershed land After of continuous curves, the road straightens out just north of West Shokan, where it crosses the Bushkill. Immediately beyond the creek is an intersection with Watson Hollow Road (CR 42) and the center of West Shokan.
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Outside of Eagle Mills, development along NY 2 continues to dwindle as it takes a more northerly track through the town. It bends back to the east near Clums Corners, the site of intersections with the southern terminus of NY 278 (Brick Church Road) and the northern terminus of NY 351 (Farm to Market Road). View west along NY 2 at NY 22 in Petersburgh East of Clums Corners, NY 2 loses the Brunswick Road name as it heads northeast through increasingly rural areas along the Quacken Kill. The route crosses the western terminus of CR 79 (Blue Factory Road) along this stretch before winding back to the southeast at the Grafton town line.
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Each car had speakers to broadcast sound effects triggered by an antenna underneath, computer-synchronized with lighting effects. The cars moved slowly through the cannon on a chain-driven conveyance into the darkened dome, slowly winding back down through a series of fantasy scenes such as a candy land and a polka dot sea, each populated by friendly, animated, imaginary creatures. By the mid-1990s, the high maintenance costs and low capacity of the Voyage to the Moon led to consideration of alternative uses for the domed structure. Story Land's only dark ride operated for about 15 years before the dome was converted to Professor Bigglestep's Loopy Lab play area during the winter of 1998–99.
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Shortly after completing a solo tour in Canada (one of the performances would later be released as "Crash Test Dude"), Brad Roberts bought a 1989 Cadillac for $2,000 dollars in the autumn of 2000. Having not driven for a long time, Roberts explained that, along a winding back road in Yarmouth, County, Nova Scotia, he took a corner too fast, resulting in a near- fatal car accident that resulted in a broken left arm, cuts all across his face and multiple other injuries. Having kicked open the window and crawling halfway out of the car Roberts was stuck until a medic came and helped him out of the car. Roberts later would thank his "guardian angel" in the liner notes of "I Don't Care That You Don't Mind" and send him a bottle of rum to extend his deepest thanks.
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The oldest known illustration of an endless power-transmitting chain drive, from Su Song's book of 1092 AD, describing his clock tower of Kaifeng Sketch of pin-jointed chain by Leonardo da Vinci The oldest known application of a chain drive appears in the Polybolos, described by the Greek engineer Philon of Byzantium (3rd century BC). Two flat-linked chains were connected to a windlass, which by winding back and forth would automatically fire the machine's arrows until its magazine was empty.Werner Soedel, Vernard Foley: Ancient Catapults, Scientific American, Vol. 240, No. 3 (March 1979), p.124-125 Although the device did not transmit power continuously since the chains "did not transmit power from shaft to shaft, and hence they were not in the direct line of ancestry of the chain-drive proper",Needham, Joseph (1986). Science and Civilization in China: Volume 4, Part 2, Mechanical Engineering.
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On the very day of her inauguration, Bashir agreed to become Patron of the Gay and Lesbian Counselling Service, which addresses mental and social issues in the LGBT community. This was the first time a NSW governor had supported a gay organisation. In 2005 Bashir opened the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Festival in a concert in Hyde Park and credited the event with fostering "that sense of freedom which springs from the considerable diversity within our society – diversity of race, religion, culture and also sexual orientation [...] We must never take these things for granted because most of you would agree that across the world today an extraordinary winding back to many previously discarded attitudes is taking place, not only affecting gay and lesbian groups, but women's health and many aspects of social justice." In 2002, Bashir became Patron of the Australia-Vietnam Medical Trust and became intimately involved in collaborative health programs in Vietnam, particularly in rural areas.
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