The Your Money column on Saturday, about an easing of terms for home mortgages at some regional lenders, misstated in some copies, the surname of a homebuyer in Seattle at several points and misspelled his given name in a picture caption in some copies.
Those doubts will be reflected in a softening of targets, in an easing of terms that does not quite add up to a U-turn, but signals their doubts that the policy to save the eurozone is working.
As in BALTO I, the most common reasons for preferring the monthly ibandronate regimen were ease of long-term adherence (81.5%) and better fit to lifestyle (75.4%).
"Kuroda made good on his promise of boosting monetary easing in terms of both volume and types of assets that the bank purchases," said Junko Nishioka, chief Japan economist at RBS Securities in Tokyo.
The firm secured a bundle of sweeteners from governments, BP (easing the terms of its supply contract) and, of course, from workers.
Three-quarters of Germans oppose easing the terms of Greece's two international bailouts, according to a poll this week for the television broadcaster N24 by Emnid, a research firm.
Japanese finance officials, however, have also been talking with the fund about easing the terms of its bailouts, said Naoyuki Shinohara, the vice minister for international affairs.
Mr. Samaras, 61, must wrest enough concessions from Brussels in easing the terms of Greece's austerity agreement to pacify the Greek public.
The assessment of A.I.G.'s prospects coincided with word that a senior House Democrat was planning to ask the Federal Reserve and the Treasury about possibly easing the terms of A.I.G.'s government debt yet again.
His advisers may have felt that an easing of peace terms had to be accompanied by a display of toughness & determination, which might, if the terms were accepted, be acclaimed as the threat that led to peace.
This follows the easing of the terms of the house arrest of opposition leaders Mir Hossein Mousavi and Mehdi Karroubi, allowing them more frequent family visits.
