"As a result of extensive negotiations, we now have an agreement on the underlying terms for a meaningful renewal of a strengthened" benefits program, the White House spokesman, Jay Carney, said in a statement.
Anyone who has gone off to Europe with a partner to try to perk up a flagging romance, or dreamed of a happy future with an Italian met on vacation, has had a chance to learn that a change of scenery, or even of language, does not necessarily alter the underlying terms of a relationship.
The Event table also contains an index column, the type of event (e.g., Up-regulation, Binding), an auto-generated value column constructed from the underlying terms, and a dynamic number of associated entities, which may be terms or other events.
In the previous blogs in this series, we looked at the unique underlying terms of the Business & Human Rights BHRR) field that have arguably led to its booming success in the last decade, at least in terms of corporate engagement.
Anecdotally, officials at several hospitals say that more beds are filled now compared with a year ago, and that they now believe the underlying long-term trend is slightly upward.
It is wonderful that Cameron wants to tackle the underlying, long-term causes of poverty, but it will sound like warm words if he increases the hardship of the working poor in the here and now.
Nic Budden, Foxtons' chief executive, said: "We expect the first half of the year to be challenging with a reduced sales pipeline entering into the second quarter and the underlying short-term impact on transaction volumes from the uncertainty around the European referendum".
We believe the underlying, long-term fundamentals [in the industry] are sound," Mulva said.
Ultimately, Baker and Kelton say, it's the underlying, long-term strength of the US economy, not the size of the debt, that matters when it comes to confidence in federal bonds.
