In short, different selections of perlocutions would constitute different strategies by which NEDs exercised governance through their Board, with correspondingly different balances of emphasis on recent, current or future activity.
A rule that calls for budgets to be balanced over the medium term, permitting bigger deficits during downturns and requiring correspondingly bigger surpluses in upturns, would make far better sense than the stability pact.Note however that this calls for little if anything by way of "co-ordination".
In natural cannabis, the ratio of these two compounds is balanced, but in more recent genetically-engineered strains of cannabis the THC ratio becomes ever higher, and the CBD correspondingly lower.
India's rise has been acompanied by Pakistan's fall, as Pakistani help in fighting the Soviet Union and balancing Indian nonalignment has become correspondingly less important to America.
Dr. Harry Powell, the U.C. faculty's chief liaison to the Regents, said, "The legislators have told us, essentially, 'The student is your A.T.M. They're how you should balance the budget.' " Yudof told me he had to end the furloughs next May, and raise student fees correspondingly, or risk presiding over a mediocrity.
The power system management should conform to the intrinsic requirement of electricity flow (i.e., constant balance), and correspondingly maintain the management mechanisms for integrated planning, integrated dispatch, and coordinated control.
The main reasons for the substantially improved performance are the tailored surface work function and appropriate hole injection capacity correspondingly result in optimizing carrier balance in OLED.
Such savings accounts usually have low or no balance requirements, and thus correspondingly low interest rates (but usually higher than checking accounts).
