In short, "Spy" is the triumph of intelligence over impulse, marketing over mischief, good feelings over great comedy.
In September, a new impulse to markets may have come with the appointment of Pak Pong Ju as the nation's prime minister, a post with power over economic affairs.
The current Competition Commission investigation is into the total impulse ice-cream market, of which we estimate we have less than 40%.
At last, the bill had a price tag, designated by Paulson on impulse: the worldwide market for mortgage-backed securities was about $1.4 trillion; seven hundred billion was half that.
Part of the impulse may be market-driven.
But the manufacturer, Israeli Military Industries, insisted, and you can't fault its marketing impulse: in Hebrew, Gal's first name, Uziel, means "God is my might".
After the missiles were shown destroying Syrian military helicopters, the matter took an unusual turn when a state-controlled newspaper in China, apparently acting on a marketing impulse, lauded the missile's performance.
In an appearance at Nasdaq offices in Midtown Manhattan, Mr. Obama, a Democratic presidential candidate, praised America's free-market impulse but lamented what he characterized as its recent toll on the middle class.
The representatives of the certification body and of the national ecological NGO therefore express their hopes that the European efforts for certification will give an impulse for other markets and products to follow the example (ibid).
One thing recent history has taught us is that we will never respond to old or new challenges with the quickness and the passion we need, if we simply leave that response to spontaneous market impulses.
