Back in May, at one of his press conferences, Bernanke indicated that the central bank was preparing to wind down one of its emergency measures, which involves buying eighty-five billiof dollars of bonds every month to keep a lid on interest rates, particularly mortgage rates.
Sir Mike said those deemed inadequate could also face being put into special measures, which involves teams of external experts being brought in to ensure changes take place.
These would need to be developed into feedback measures, which involves expert clinical advice and clear exclusion criteria.
That acknowledgement of proximity will come as a shock to some — "This is an incredibly bad idea," Senator Lindsay Graham tweeted — but most of the new measures, which involve restoring diplomatic relationships and loosening restrictions on travel and trade, are just what would, with regard to any other country, even a very bad one, be considered sensible.
Drug therapies for migraine consist of abortive measures, which aim at stopping or alleviating an attack as it is starting or soon afterward, and preventive measures, which involve daily doses of medications to reduce the intensity or frequency of migraine attacks or eliminate them altogether.
State safety inspectors visited the Foxwoods Theater on Thursday afternoon and gave final approval to the new safety measures, which involve two stagehands securing each actor in a harness and then telling a stage manager that the maneuver is ready to begin, as opposed to the past practice of a single stagehand simply rigging each actor.
These measures, which involve tough restrictions on financial transactions related to Iranian oil exports, have had a significant impact on that country's oil output.
Another breakthrough has been the discovery that dipping nets in insecticide is more effective and more practical than previous measures, which involved spraying the walls of the home.
Additionally, the increase in provision of administration time for outcome measures may have been influential for the completion of these service-user completed measures which involve extra burden in terms of posting-out and collecting questionnaires.
His research found that only two operators, T-Mobile in Germany and Swisscom in Switzerland, were already using this enhanced security measure, which involves adding a random digit to the end of each set-up command to thwart decoding.
If we are concerned with the foundational economy in one city, the measure of success is not primarily an external measure which involves ranking one city against others in meaningless cross section; the measure of success becomes primarily internal and temporal.
