Having cut short-term interest rates to zero, they are trying to bolster enfeebled economies with unconventional tools such as "quantitative easing" (printing money to buy bonds) and by promising to keep rates low for a long time.
It allows me place a desperate hold on his monologue stream that I often feel, perhaps wrongly, created a climate of verbal abuse, because now, today, my father is enfeebled, often shaky with wilting limbs or wet with submerged disquiet at his loss of control.
But Mr Bush can at least be sure of his allies: an enfeebled Japan absorbed with its own troubles, and a South Korea preoccupied with North Korea.Anyway, weighty Japan and rising China are not alternative choices around which America can construct its Asia strategy.
The Phillies came into the game having lost 14 of their previous 18 games, allowing the hobbling, enfeebled Mets — along with the surprising Marlins and the Braves — to consider themselves National League East contenders heading toward the midpoint of the season.
." Anyone with half a brain, plus a heart, could see that Aaron was too enfeebled to cope with the program's basic demands.
Remember with me the second Phil Schneiderman, wracked with disease, enfeebled, aphasic.
The narrator of "In the Sanatorium" keeps his beloved institutionalised and enfeebled: "Half in love with easeful death / I cloud the mirror with your breath / Half in love with this disease / That keeps you close to me".
With enforcement enfeebled, as much as 20percentt of potential tax revenues goes uncollected.
But with May enfeebled by the result, she does not have the authority to demote the government's second most senior figure.
In 1974, the Miners' Strike combined with an enfeebled economy and the Middle East oil crisis to bankrupt numerous holiday companies failed - including the giant Court Line, which left 40,000 British holidaymakers stranded abroad.
