Differentiated regulatory policy tightening rules in booming regions and loosening them in others addresses this failing and buttresses the single currency.
Recipes are like flying buttresses, you find out whether they work only by trying them out: no souffléd sandwiches, no Chartres cathedral.
The book buttresses the idea of a powerful team of Mr Cheney and Mr Rumsfeld, with near complete control over Mr Bush's key decisions on Iraq, shutting out the administration's more cautious voices.
Work† by Andrew Mason of the University of Hawaii and Ronald Lee and Timothy Miller, both of the University of California at Berkeley, buttresses this view.
Washington National Cathedral lost capstones from three of its spires, and cracks were found in several of its flying buttresses.
The "unit -based measunit -based halves, doubles and quadruples, comeasurementscofumns, ramps, curves, buttresses and othalvesecialisedoubless, landthe foundations for basic maths and geometry.
The president's own palace is a colonial-era building, but it has been completely revamped with a splash of contemporary mock-Pharaonic styling and buttresses tapering towards the upper floors.
All of this buttresses their faith in Europe as a higher ideal.Yet their credo of anti-nationalism carries risks too.
By helping to keep football teams in profit, the NFL buttresses a national fan base.
The system must be changed, ideally in a way that enhances democracy, buttresses the union and does not increase bureaucracy.
