Sentence examples for unconventional action from inspiring English sources
So the Fed appears to be gearing up for further unconventional action — the launching of a second round of "quantitative easing," or QE2, as it's being called.
However, such unconventional action would risk a split on the E.C.B. governing council between members who would like to effectively print money and conservatives led by the Bundesbank, the German central bank, who fear inflation.
Markets began to assume the Open Market Committee would undertake "unconventional" action perhaps by purchasing long-term Treasury bonds (incidentally, Tuesday's statement said the Fed was evaluating the purchase of long-term Treasurys).
As well as Ichi the Killer and the final installment in his unconventional action trilogy Dead or Alive, there was Visitor Q a low-key Dogma-style satire on family values featuring a lactating housewife with a debilitating heroin habit and a salaryman husband overwhelmed by deviant sexual desires.
As well as Ichi the Killer and the final installment in his unconventional action trilogy Dead or Alive, there was Visitor Q – a low-key Dogma-style satire on family values featuring a lactating housewife with a debilitating heroin habit and a salaryman husband overwhelmed by deviant sexual desires.
All these conventional and unconventional actions work the same way: by lowering the real (inflation-adjusted) interest rate, they stimulate domestic demand and consumption.
The spearhead group will be trained to deal with unconventional actions, from the funding of separatist groups to the use of social media, intimidation and black propaganda.
To prevent self-defeating expectations of higher rates due to current policy, the monetary authority can use both levers (QE and forward guidance) to maximise the expansionary effects of its unconventional actions.
Brooke's unconventional actions are common throughout the novel, the most prominent being nude bathing and odd remarks and humour.
He added that the Fed could yet resort to unconventional monetary action like outright purchases of long-term bonds.
His unconventional bowling action – which he described as "right-arm over left earhole, legs crossed at the point of delivery" – earned him the nickname "Tangles" or "Tanglefoot".
