The word "fiat" is a valid word in written English.
It is a noun that means "a formal authorization or proposition; a decree." For example, "The government issued a fiat forbidding the sale of certain products."
Had this place been offered – let's say – in spite of inadequate exam results, through some compensatory fiat of social engineering, I would also have been appalled.
The obvious thread is that all three countries are sovereign issuers of a fiat currency in which their bonds are denominated.
By all accounts, reform of the DMCA's catch-all circumvention fiat is long overdue.
In general, big social controversies are better settled democratically than by judicial fiat.
A bleak future Swabian gadfly A novel idea Soaking it up A poisonous mix Heading for a fall, by fiat?
"The only safe asset, as these fiat cash and reserve liabilities explode higher, is the one that has at least a chance of generating positive real returns equity capital .Can cheap money prop up share prices in the long run?
As Deutsche points out, deflation was quite common at the global level in the 19th century, but has not occurred since 1933; modern central banking and fiat money may make it difficult.As Japan has showed us, bond yields can stay at ultra-low levels despite a high government debt-to-GDP ratio.
That might be followed by much bigger investment in a new factory producing 150,000 cars a year with substantial local content a project similar in scale to the Fiat-GAZ joint venture.
Even the merged Fiat-Chrysler will produce only 4m cars.
Sergio Marchionne, the boss of the Fiat-Chrysler group, says his company opened a factory in Mexico in 2011 on the understanding that there would be free trade in cars with Brazil, but now quotas have been imposed in both directions.
Fiat-Chrysler, for instance, acknowledges that it needs to boost its annual sales of 4.3m to something like 6m in the short term and to strengthen its presence in booming Asian markets.
