Well, the U.S. economy is humming along fast enough that the Fed should tighten, if you view things from a purely domestic perspective.
By Seamus Heaney The New Yorker, March 20 , 2006P. 94 And so with tuck and tightening of blouse View Article Seamus Heaney was a poet and a translator, who died in 2013.
Regulators tightened standards for drug approvals, viewing side effects much more harshly, but J&J kept pursuing drugs with a 1980s mind-set: As long as they were effective, side effects were acceptable.
In our view, it should be tightened up to ensure our government gets the information it needs, and keeps out of the information it doesn't.
Even as the polls have tightened, and Mr. Bush is not viewed as much as a sure bet, many conservatives said they were sticking with him.
In the view of limited phosphorous resources and tightened discharge regulations, the recovery of phosphate and nitrate from wastewater is of great interest.
Her lips tightened, clearly disappointed, she trudged out of the waiting room for another "view" -- a euphemism for what she would experience.
Open image in new window Fig. 6 When the reduction seems satisfactory, the Jungbluth clamp is tightened and the result is checked on the three standard fluoroscopy views.
Some advocates of austerity argue that, contrary to the conventional view, fiscal tightening now would lower long-term interest rates and improve confidence so much that the impact could be positive.
The noticeable dip in expenditure during the January transfer window demonstrated that the continent's top clubs are nervously tightening their belts in view of the uncertain challenges ahead.
As a senator, he has largely supported the White House view on tightening immigration controls, while offering a means for some undocumented migrants to achieve citizenship.
