If economic growth slows much more in either India or China - and there are already signs - that could spell trouble, encouraging nationalism that could turn "nasty".
The agency has been stung by criticism that its misbegotten policies create so-called moral hazards; that is, its lavish bailouts of countries that get into fiscal trouble encourage imprudent speculation and investing by banks, businesses and others.
However, prior to Windows 7, Microsoft had trouble encouraging enterprises to upgrade to the latest version of Windows — Windows XP SP3 is just that good, like Windows 2000 before it.
For instance, work on how questions function within medical interactions [ 44] offered additional insights into the mechanisms through which talk about future troubles is encouraged by the question-asking practices identified in our review.
"I think there is, in this country, a certain prudence or refusal to be troubled, much encouraged by TV," he said.
Here are the details of this amazing tale: In the 1980s, as a number of savings institutions ran into trouble, regulators encouraged stronger banks to absorb imperiled ones.
Mr. Paskiewicz, 22, who was a campaign worker for Representative Robert Dold, Republican of Illinois, said the recent attention given to the country's economic and fiscal troubles was encouraging young conservatives to become more outspoken, defying the traditional view of college students as either liberal or politically apathetic.
Now the vice-president's troubles will encourage other Democrats to plot a challenge; and the likeliest challenger, Dick Gephardt, would pull the Democrats sharply to the left.Yet, beyond the ebb and flow of politics, America is left with the harder questions about law.
More than any other senior adviser, Penn has guided both Clintons through their most treacherous political troubles––and has encouraged Hillary Clinton's almost unnerving survival instincts.
By their nature, New York's mayoral primaries do not speak to the city as a whole; in place of a cogent vision for addressing its troubles, candidates are encouraged to compete for the narrow favor of one interest group or another.
