The improved credibility of monetary policy is "a major reason why a wage-price inflation spiral need not flare up".This latest piece of praise will be music to the ears of Mr Blair, and of Gordon Brown, the chancellor.
When starter Tom Glavine left the mound Tuesday, he offered Piazza a piece of praise that meant more than all the gushing over his 351 home runs as a catcher.
And in one final piece of praise, Tung compared Xu and GrubMarket to Wish, the fast-growing shopping marketplace that is on its way to a $1 billion valuation.
In a study[1] where a manager was asked to deliver one piece of praise to one person on the team each day for 21 days, that team's entire productivity jumped by 31%! Moments of connection directly relate to many business outcomes.
Last week, its editors and reporters went online to denounce a senior cadre in the Propaganda Department, who, it seems, overly involved himself in rewriting an editorial so that it went from being a critical call for political reform to a piece of gauzy praise for the government.
When Viscount Palmerston was prime minister, he made clandestine payments from secret service funds, which bought him the privilege of penning opinion pieces in praise of himself.
On Tuesday in Brussels, the president of the European Commission, José Manuel Barroso, tried to gloss over the recent disarray, noting progress on 49 pieces of legislation and praising the "impressive results" of the Czech presidency.
But the biggest question about "Breaking Dawn" remains: Has handing over this vampire series to Bill Condon, the Oscar-winning director and writer, resulted in something new for the franchise — a piece of cinema praised by critics and not just fans?
As you'd expect, the piece saw its share of praise and criticism.
