The traditional view that monetary policy is ineffective in a liquidity trap, and that fiscal expansion is the only way out, must therefore be qualified: monetary policy will in fact be effective if the central bank can credibly promise to be irresponsible, to seek a higher future price level.
Blatant homophobia took down an incredibly qualified foreign policy expert simply because he happens to be gay.
Mr. Christie has pointed out that the lawyers were qualified, no policy was violated and no public funds were involved since the companies paid the monitors' fees.
Labour used freedom of information requests to survey England's NHS primary care trusts on the range and value of community services being offered to the private and voluntary sector under the government's "any qualified provider" policy.
Testifying under oath, Barnum admitted the apparent transfer of risk that qualified the policy as reinsurance in the contract was actually overridden in separate private documents.
Anti-theft devices that can disable a motorcycle and render it inoperable also might qualify an insurance policy for a discount.
A method is developed to represent the automaton by a policy qualified as mixable and that has practical utilities, such as ease to determine the whitelist and the blacklist of the policy.
"You described her as one of the most qualified, experienced foreign policy experts in America," Henry said.
These discourses qualify ‛innovative' policy-making at the central and local levels of public administration in response to the troubles of Turkey's Syrian ‛guests' – according to Turkish public administrators interviewed for this article.
Because long-term care insurance is considered a qualified expense under these plans, all premiums paid for a tax-qualified policy become deductible within certain limits, as long as the account holder is age 65 or above.
Consider a tax-qualified policy from CNA that pays $100 a day for five years for nursing home or home health care and whose benefit compounds 5% a year.
