The International Monetary Fund regards that target as too stiff, but its argument for greater leniency comes with strings attached.
Henze recalls the work coming together in Austria in the summer of 1959, with too many gin-stiff aperitifs and arguments which "resembled nothing so much as the verbal equivalent of an extended game of ping-pong".
NEPTUNE - JERSEY pride often presents itself in the spoken equivalent of a pinstripe suit, with stiff-collared suburbanites puncturing arguments that this state -- and not Mississippi or Alabama -- is the true heir to the title "armpit of the nation".
But that argument has run into stiff opposition from delegates representing Switzerland, Canada and Japan, as well as the United States, who are fighting hard to preserve protection of intellectual property.
But lawmakers didn't stop the IRS or the courts from imposing stiff penalties on those who make traditional protest arguments or take other positions that the IRS deems to be "frivolous".
At listing time, the broker's resistance to a reduction may be stiffer, probably prompting the argument that a lower commission will dampen the interest of all the other brokers who belong to the multiple listing service.
It can be propped up with various "God moves in mysterious ways His wonders to perform" arguments, but a standing corpse is a stiff all the same.
Why, recalling those three months, does he several times call Douch "my torturer" when his experience was of an oddly lenient captor, and a stiff but needy sparring partner in political and philosophical argument?
Employing a nested application of singular perturbation arguments, we propose a method for deriving non-linear, non-stiff, reduced order models for the dynamics in each time scale.
During the slavery era, though, that point faced a stiff legal headwind, especially in slavery-related cases argued before the Supreme Court, and so positive arguments needed to be produced.
