It would greatly facilitate the creation of an effective banking union, and it would allow member states to undertake their own structural reforms in a more benign environment.
With that potential for a more "benign environment", Wolfson, who started as a sales consultant at Next when his father was chairman, predicted the group would see sales rise by up to 8%, his most optimistic expectation in five years.
At the turn of the 21st century, the conservator's main intervention in the process of corrosion involved providing a more benign environment (usually meaning as dry as possible and as free of harmful pollutants as possible) and maintaining the sculpture's stability through a series of preventive maintenance procedures, such as regular cleaning and the application of protective coatings.
However, the process of clay production at Mururoa, if replicated and widespread on early Mars, would remove the need for such large volumes of water, and with it possibly a more benign environment for life to establish itself on the planet.
Tolerance to particular environmental stresses is often accompanied by slower growth in a more benign environment (Chapin et al. 1993; Eränen 2008; Huttunen et al. 2010).
A rise in the value of the pound could create a more benign inflation environment, he says.
They talk instead of creating a more benign regulatory environment for commercial broadcasters, in the hope that ITV may not give up on regional news just yet.
In a more benign political environment, it might be possible to view one or both of these new initiatives as well-meaning reform efforts.
We raise our 2013 estimates by 3% given the better economic data of late together with a slightly more benign currency environment than previously modelled, and we are comfortable sitting 6% ahead of consensus.
The Tories want to lure Labour into signing up for the same medicine – or a mildly watered down variant – as they did in the far more benign economic environment of 1997.
