The prime minister and nominal head of the AK party, Ahmet Davutoglu, had promised to resign if he failed to obtain a simple parliamentary majority.
They suggested that because revenue was actually growing in nominal terms the ALP had nothing to complain about.
But it will take more than rail track to unite the north; Yorkshire already has much to say about the prioritising of Manchester as the nominal capital of the north.
Australia's aid cuts also show a shift in spending geographically, with countries in the Pacific either escaping cuts (in nominal terms) or only facing small reductions in aid.
He retired a four-star general – the highest nominal rank in the US army – and was unanimously confirmed as CIA director in October 2011.
By contrast, Carney has revived the idea of a target for nominal gross domestic product, a measure that is the sum of inflation and real growth.
Even if there were some unpredictable fluctuations in the demand for money, the resulting disturbances to nominal incomes would be much less, he believed, than would result from attempts at discretionary management by central banks.
Assuming a nominal $5 a barrel value, the resource announced today would be worth a significant proportion of Cairn's market capitalisation (on an unrisked basis – it is likely the market will not ascribe full value at this early stage).
Wary, too, of advocating a tyranny of the nominal – a taxonomic need to point and name, with the intent of citing and owning – when in fact I perceive no opposition between precision and mystery, or between naming and not knowing.
While Wirth would not divulge the extent of his budget, as a rule of thumb a top team would expect to spend a minimum of £20m, including the luxury of a deal with a major manufacturer whereby engines are supplied either free or for a nominal sum.
In the macro-models of the time, Keynesian demand-side equations had been supplemented by a supply-side equation, the Phillips curve, linking nominal wage and price increases to the level of unemployment (the lower unemployment, the higher inflation); and economists and politicians sought to set the unemployment level so as to achieve their preferred combination of output and inflation.
