The Federal Reserve, of course, is using the jump in energy prices as its latest rationale for interest-rate hikes.
Farmers cited a range of 'moral' (e.g. should not be using land for energy crops when there is a shortage of food), land quality, knowledge, profit and current farming practice comments as reasons for not growing DECs, while those willing to grow DECs cited interest in renewable energy, willingness to consider new crops, and low labour needs as rationale for their interest.
In a note this week titled, "Inflate This," analysts at Keefe Bruyette & Woods questioned whether the Fed's tendency to put a shiny gloss on the recovery makes sense: The traditional rationale for [lower interest rates] is to cool an overheated economy.
Mr. Greenspan used inflationary energy costs as the rationale for raising interest rates a quarter point, despite the drastic slump in hiring and a recent slowdown in productivity growth.
The rationale for raising interest rates is that inflation could begin to pick up and start to exceed the Fed's current 2.0percenttargetet, if the Fed doesn't slow the economy with higher interest rates.
This observation provides the rationale for the interest of research to develop anti-GFR compounds.
COMMENT 17. (C) A/S Carson effectively provided the IOCs with a rationale for the United States' interest in Nigeria and its commitment to the country.
(The Economics 101 rationale for this: Higher interest rates compete with the stock market for new cash).
Explaining the rationale for NTU's interest, Associate Professor Jiang San-Ping, deputy director of the fuel cell strategic research program, touched on the serious problems arising from ever increasing power consumption and environmental degradation.
Thus, although the second generation uncemented monoblock cups are substantially different, based on these experiences a rationale for the renewed interest cannot objectified.
It has always been a way of constructing a rationale for imposing US interests on less powerful nations.
