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1. The medium-term economic prospects remained poor.

2. But inflation should fall further over the medium-term.

3. But there are short- and medium-term measures that can contain and ease the problems.

4. This is the logic behind the Thatcher government's medium-term financial plan.

5. Second,(sentencedict.com) the real medium-term danger for the global economy will be deflation rather than inflation.

6. It is worth looking at short- and medium-term goals for staff development and asking the same questions.

7. To supplement traditional budgetary methods, medium-term financial planning based on estimates of economic growth was advocated.

8. But now the medium-term future of the new federation was becoming more clear, the precedents and balance of powers were clarified.

9. New medium-term targets aimed at progressively reducing the public-sector deficit over the following three years were also adopted.

10. The report says LDCs face a difficult medium-term outlook.

11. the government's medium-term financial strategy.

12. In the medium-term, inflation was seen in line with the ECB's definition of price stability, or below but close to 2 percent, he said. Some economists disagreed.

13. They appear to be significant fod medium-term prediction of larg earthquakes and also give precursory information before moderate and small earthquakes...

14. Medium-term supply factors are also unsupportive as the government will need to issue more debt to finance the fiscal spending.

15. Treasury securities actually include a number of different investments, including treasury bills (short-term investments), treasury notes (medium-term) and treasury bonds (long-term).

16. It combines various components into a single product such as embedding the options into some debt instruments (medium-term bonds).

17. If a woman gives up her job to look after her baby, she will risk losing her salary in the medium-term and may seriously damage her long-term career prospects.

18. However, other investors said a difficult Diet session could spell trouble for bonds in the medium-term.

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19. No wonder that the whole process has been referred to as short or medium-term dumping.

20. He set a 2 percent inflation target for the medium-term, covering about five years, as in previous years.

21. Differential inflation rates and current account disequilibria probably influence exchange rates over the medium-term, i.e. two-five years.

22. The growth target for M3 will remain at 5 percent a year in the medium-term, Trichet said.

23. These documents were later issued to bankers who are granting medium-term credit facilities to the authorities.

24. However, the observed difference in severe events after a short follow-up probably confers a medium-term benefit on mortality reduction.

25. It took five months for the coalition to agree on and publish a medium-term economic programme.

26. Such projects, whether expansion of renewable energy investments or upgrading public transit systems, will pay for themselves in the medium-term and will not necessarily be inflationary.

27. Non-linear science and its relative methods might be applied to the medium-term prediction to promote the earthquake prediction study.

28. Even though their country's long-term budget outlook is famously dire, Mr Obama and the Republicans did not even try to find an agreement on medium-term fiscal consolidation this week.

29. Lending to Thailand will take the form of a medium-term loan at market interest rates.

30. Adoption of this pattern is a point-in-time decision depending on whether near or medium-term advantages justify the necessary investment.

1. The medium-term economic prospects remained poor.