Sentence examples for passive tightening from inspiring English sources
To avoid an unintended "passive tightening" of monetary policy, the committee agreed to reinvest proceeds from the Fed's mortgage-related holdings in long-dated government securities.
Disinflation, by contrast, results in passive tightening, since the central bank can't lower its policy rate and since the real interest rate is the policy rate less expected inflation.
If the Fed had not taken the step it did, the central bank's balance sheet would have gradually shrunk, which would amount to a passive tightening of monetary policy — what Mr. Bernanke called "a perverse outcome".
By not allowing its debt holdings to decline below the level of $2.054 trillion at which they stood on Aug. 4, the Fed is preventing what economists have called the passive tightening of monetary policy.
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More notable, however, is the committee's announcement that it plans to reinvest the principal payments on the Fed's mortgage-backed securities (MBS) and agency debt in Treasurys, thereby implicitly capping the Fed's securities holdings at current levels and ending the passive tightening from the runoff of its portfolio.
The only way to address this is by really tightening up building regulations". O'Leary admits that passive houses require highly skilled joiners.
Not everything works: the Mouse and his Child are essentially passive heroes, the scenario is episodic and the storytelling needs tightening to render the the synopsis in the programme unnecessary.
But if recent activism and the message from our surveys — and the tightening labor market for talent — are indications, the era of passive acceptance of these trends may be coming to an end.
A passive fit test of the waxed frameworks to the master cast was performed by manually tightening a screw at the most distal end.
Energy supplies are tightening.
