In a speech in Manhattan, Ms. Yellen offered a rejoinder to recent remarks by other Fed officials and investors warning that the Fed would need to raise interest rates well before the end of 2014 to prevent an increase in the rate of inflation.
This article provides a rejoinder to recent historical accounts which trace the origins of international human rights to the work of conservative Christians writing in the 1930s and 1940s.
Clearly the highlight of the exhibition, the murals are a bold and sly rejoinder to the recent proliferation of Walker Evans shows and books.
It would be seen as an insulting rejoinder to their recent election of a moderate Islamic government -- one that has made a priority of better relations with Europe and pledged far-reaching political reform, in part to bolster the case for Turkey's own membership in the European Union.
The displays look like a rejoinder to China's recent assertiveness in the South China Sea.The trouble started in May, when a Chinese state-owned energy company parked a large oil rig within Vietnam's claimed exclusive economic zone, near the Paracel islands, which Vietnam and China contest.
Sponsored by Senator Richard G. Lugar, Republican of Indiana, the legislation is a sharp rejoinder to the State Department's recent decision to delay a verdict on approval of the $7 billion project for at least a year while it considers alternative routes that bypass environmentally sensitive areas in Nebraska.
Some of the recent literature on this consideration, and on anti-skeptical rejoinders, includes Dummett (1973 , 1991 and Boghossian (2000).
In her album's title song, Miss Jackson sets the prevailing tone of the record, proclaiming in a baby-doll voice reminiscent of an unhoneyed Diana Ross that she is "all grown up". "Nasty," the album's current hit, is a snappy female rejoinder to the casual sexual ethics of so much recent black pop, especially the music of Prince.
Recent volleys by eminent physicists like Lawrence Krauss, Stephen Hawking and Freeman Dyson, and equally scathing rejoinders, have provoked anxiety and acrimony both within and between the two camps.
(Wait, could that be another rejoinder to Ms. Swift, who used "Speak Now" as her most recent album title? I don't know. Calm yourself).
