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The ECB now has considerable scope for reducing interest rates.

And we only have to look across the Irish Sea to appreciate that Ireland has considerable scope for independent policies.

China has considerable scope to raise interest rates further, Vikram Nehru, the World Bank's chief economist for East Asia and the Pacific, said on Thursday.

It has considerable scope for growth, particularly in lending: total loans in Brazil are 28% of GDP, compared with 63% in Chile.

With its huge population, immense foreign exchange reserves and capital control, Beijing still has considerable scope to thwart speculative capital inflows and expand domestic demand to ward off western currency bullying.

The government also "has considerable scope to support domestic demand by boosting income growth and by reducing the tax burden for both companies and individuals," Jing Ulrich, chairwoman of global markets at JPMorgan Chase, wrote in a note on Friday.

Rival broadcasters have argued that Channel 4 has had considerable scope within its existing model to reduce any funding gap.

Given historians know almost nothing about Bajirao, Kashi and Mastani's relationship, the film had considerable scope to make things up.

Now that he has gone, a new chief inspector will have considerable scope to improve the inspection regime, without in any way diminishing the crusade against poor teaching and inadequate schools.

Shifting debt from the private to the public sector is in some respects a positive step; governments can borrow at a cheaper rate than companies and individuals and, if they have their own currency, have considerable scope to expand their balance-sheets.Nor is higher debt automatically a problem: debt is a useful way for creditors and borrowers to spread their cash flows over time.

The so-called variable stiffness (VS) composites have considerable scope to outperform their traditionally made constant stiffness (CS) counterparts.