The recovery of the treasure would thus mean the loss of valuable environmental safeguards.
Higher corporate bond yields would thus mean that companies were judged to be riskier.
For the Turks to acknowledge the genocide would thus mean admitting that their country was founded by war criminals and that its existence depended on their crimes.
Since devaluation would thus mean bankruptcy for many debtors, Mr Duhalde decreed that dollars should be converted into pesos.
Creating the equivalent of the ETM package would thus mean $415 for air fare and $159 for the hotel, plus $25 for the Cityrama tour, a total of $599.
Like other celebrities famous for being famous, she means nothing and can thus mean everything, an empty vessel accommodating all manner of observations, a malleable moral for many stories.
In macroeconomic terms it looks a bit risky but not egregiously so: it will return the public finances to a small deficit in 2002-03, and will thus mean a looser fiscal policy.
Enshrining the objectives of both sides as "coequal" in state law would thus mean progress, by requiring all factions to consider both fish and farms, both nature and the economy, both sustainability and reliability .It's a huge step," agrees Mr Kightlinger of the Metropolitan Water District.
And to some outsiders, the one-state solution is appealing because the negotiation that might lead to separate states is so hard and has made so little progress.People who talk of a one-state solution can thus mean completely different and incompatible things.
The International Maritime Exchange, in Oslo, a competitor, estimates that the futures market will grow by another 80% by the end of 2004.More use of hedging should, in theory, reduce the volatility of shipping rates, and thus mean smaller swings between market peaks and troughs.
