And even though, in this case, the affect may be temporary, the notion that the full faith and credit of the United States can be used by its leaders as a political pawn does affect our ability to sell Treasury products to foreign investors and for the world to use the U.S. dollar as a settlement mechanism.
I think that it is duration and this notion of "temporary" that comes into play here.
They fear that the special courts are temporary, and that the notion of instant justice cuts corners and presumes guilt too quickly.
But, at its most basic, it revolves around the notion of "temporary ownership"…a shared mobility service where customers can access a vehicle by the month.
Aren't the hurdles to obtaining an impulse-buy handgun a buffer between the fleeting notion (and temporary desire) to harm another human being and an actual violent crime?
The "temporary" immigrant population, a notion early on mainly perpetuated by Iranians who were loathe to abandon "exile -status, was bexile -statusand less temporary.
"This notion that temporary unemployment benefits provide people a reason not to return to work really needs to end because it is not supported by the data," said Jay Rowell, director of the Illinois Department of Employment Security, in a press release.
QUESTION: My question is about the notion of a temporary monopoly.
There's a lot to say for the notion of using temporary fiscal stimulus to push the output gap down, ideally even causing some economic overheating, to jump-start the transition to an inflationary regime.
They also considered the notion that the temporary suppression of free speech would become permanent and debated the role and responsibility of the media, Congress, the courts and other institutions in preparing citizens for war.
If your team (and you) see a competitor massively undercut you on price, you sure better be able to sell them on the notion that the temporary offset in a cheaper price won't match the much greater benefit of working with you.
