This has not been a propitious foreign-policy beginning.
The cable also: Highlighted what it called "A Propitious Lack of Monetary Policy Tools".
At present, there would appear to be a propitious academic, activist and policy conjuncture for the widening of the discourse on child deprivation in India.
The timing for that remarkable policy change was propitious.
A recession is "not the most propitious time" to strike, says Thea Lee, policy director of the AFL-CIO, America's largest labour federation.In some countries, admittedly, workers' patience may be waning.
At the time, propitious working conditions and career management policies allowed them to be upwardly mobile, while still investing in family life.
The macroeconomic policy framework has not been propitious for the sectors development: the exchange rate appreciation and high real interest rates have discouraged investment and agricultural production.
The fact that all four Mercosur countries are now headed by elected presidents with similar free-market economic policies has helped create a propitious climate for the project, as has the example of progress toward creation of a single market in Europe.
ICM tested Scottish voters' attitudes on a range of specific policy questions, which only confirmed the propitious mood for the new SNP leader and first minister, Nicola Sturgeon, as well as for her predecessor, Salmond, who is seeking to make a high profile return from Holyrood to Westminster in May.
After 1340, when the battle of Río Salado settled the question of the straits in Castile's favour, Granada adopted a policy of isolation, taking advantage of any propitious circumstance to strengthen its land frontiers.
"There's nothing worse for an employer than to have an audit or a raid and find out that their employees are illegal," says Michael Dendas, the manager of immigration policy for the US Chamber of Commerce.The moment may be propitious for a coherent federal response.
