Mr Almunia maintains that it is now sufficiently flexible to set a reasonable long-term path for those euro-area members that still need more fiscal consolidation.
The other case study examines the development of a long term price path for air navigation services over 2002 to 2004.
The BMLTO group knows that they might not be the solution, but that they are part of the long-term path to better quality of life for all Black lives.
Nine years ago, Ted Egan, who is now San Francisco's chief economist, was hired by the Mayor's Office to plot a long-term economic path for the city.
Therefore, we associate to each TP a path-loss vector and write the path-loss vectors of all TPs as columns of the path-loss matrix (mathbf {G}=[g_{i,j}]in mathbb {R}_^{M times N}), where g i,j captures the long-term path loss and shadowing effects for a radio link from cell i to TP j.
And whatever its short-term path, Chinese economists believe the long-term trend is for the yuan to strengthen.
Pursuing that goal, the professors say, will require creating new, long-term career paths for the data scientists that develop such tools.
My conclusion is supported by the General Accounting Office GAOO), which estimated two long-term fiscal paths for the U.S. Emphasizing that federal spending increases will be largely driven by an aging population with associated medical and retirement costs, the GAO warned that.
And the Governor, who everyone thinks is eyeing 2020, has another term and a clear path for addressing a major political vulnerability of his, should he run for the White House.
Results obtained for various transients show that high pressure vent and sump recirculation lines provide natural circulation flow path for long term cooling of core to avoid core heat up.
He has privately signaled support for the presumptive candidacy of Christine C. Quinn, the City Council speaker, who cleared a path for his third term by backing a change to the city's term-limit law.
