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31. These results show that ACB and ECB are sympatric in the Zhangjiakou area of Hebei Province and it is very likely that a small number of ECB coexist with ACB on corn plants.

32. Every quarter the EU, the IMF and the European Central Bank (ECB) scrutinise Greece before releasing the next chunk of money.

33. Poland's chilly attitude towards euro membership began to thaw after a euro10 billion ($12.5 billion) credit line was offered by the ECB to help stabilise the zloty.

34. Despite rising prices, Noyer and fellow ECB policymaker Juergen Stark shot down market expectations for a series of ECB interest rate rises.

35. Draghi expressed strong resistance to the ECB being used as a lender of last resort, insisting that it was not its remit.

36. Official creditors (including the ECB) might take a hit, making it even more difficult for them to participate in other bailouts.

37. The ECB will increase it further to prevent the rising prices of imported food and energy from triggering a wage-price spiral in Europe's highly unionized economy.

38. Recovery will be slow at best, particularly if an inflation-wary ECB starts to jack up interest rates.

39. Some economists said it was a sign that the hardliners were in retreat and the ECB was becoming more dovish.

40. To this end the European Central Bank (ECB) should establish annual country loan quotas set according to each country's economic size and output gap, making them a form of automatic stabilizer.

41. Today's session could offer a new definition for the phrase "slow trade day" as markets remained range bound ahead of central bank rate decisions from both the ECB and the BOE.

42. Seven years on[Sentencedict.com], the ECB enters the new year in eerily similar position.

43. ECB President Jean-Claude Trichet said the ECB was likely to keep its focus on banks as an alternative channel for boosting economic growth, in addition to cutting rates.

44. Analysts also say the Bank is more concerned than the ECB that inflation will undershoot its target next year, and is resorting to quantitative easing to remedy this.

45. But an article in the bank's latest Monthly Bulletin shows that it is the housing market that the ECB is watching most keenly.

46. THE European Central Bank ( ECB ) believes it deserves a break.

47. In October the ECB decided it would offer banks as much cash as they wanted, at a fixed interest rate (the refi rate) and against a wider range of security than usual, for up to six months.

48. An alternative, quietly touted by some North American officials, is to tempt investors into buying bonds by giving them access to non-recourse loans from the ECB.sentencedict.com/ECB.html

49. These results suggested that the mechanism of resistance to ACB was similar to ECB.

50. ECB President Jean-Claude Trichet said price stability was not under threat, remarks that drove expectations the ECB could raise interest rates, helping to spark the short-covering.

51. And while the ECB has, in effect, offered bridge financing for much of this, it is not clear what landmass that bridge is heading for or who is going to build the off ramp.

52. The ECB will this week seek to reabsorb the equivalent amount of liquidity from the eurozone financial system in an attempt to "sterilise" any inflation impact.