Instability from Rigidity

They usually shear sheep in spring.

Their job is to shear the sheep.

But trying to obtain stability from rigidity is illusory.

Is Germany s labor market rigidity to thank for that?

Ideological rigidity alone, however, does not explain Iran s often gratuitous anti Americanism.

In addition, proposed employment strategies will do little to reduce labor market rigidity.

Indeed, the bureaucracy itself is often blamed for the country s rigidity and ongoing stagnation.

Now Laban had gone to shear his sheep and Rachel stole the teraphim that were her father's.

A highly skilled shearer can shear a sheep in two to three minutes depending on the size and condition of the sheep.

A tilt toward monetary rigidity and an expansive fiscal policy through a creeping abandonment of the EU Stability Pact.

Even so, the Soviet system's rigidity was largely the result of the fact that it was established on a false premise.

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Indeed, Siemens, apparently conscious of the benefits of labor market rigidity, has taken the unusual step of promising its employees a job for life.

As Twitch chief Shear said, Amazon and Twitch are both believers in the future of gaming, and the medium shows no sign of shrinking, even gulp as a spectator sport.

Given lax fiscal discipline, the ECB will likely react with more monetary rigidity, pushing politicians, already enamored with the social state, to spend and tax even more.

There is dismay at the bureaucratic rigidity and gigantism of the 80,000 pages of the acquis communautaire, which they have to adopt before being let in to the club.

A certain amount of labor market rigidity may make economic sense for jobs that require firm specific skills and training, alongside greater flexibility for jobs that require fewer skills.

Its main difference from ZiU 682G 016.02 is that the frame ( base) body made of an open profile ( sill ), which increases the rigidity and makes it more resistant to corrosion.

An administration that has consistently boasted of its willingness to bend (and sometimes break) the law to meet an unprecedented threat has become notorious not for its flexibility, but for its rigidity.

For example, he learned the importance of the structural rigidity that double bonds confer on molecular structures which is relevant both to peptide bonds in proteins and the structure of nucleotides in DNA.

Young people mobilized themselves spontaneously, using all the tools of social networking and modern communications, to turn out not only voters their own age, but countless others exasperated with South Korea s rigidity and insulated opportunities.

All we have at the moment is this statement from Twitch CEO Emmett Shear We chose Amazon because they believe in our community, they share our values and long term vision, and they want to help us get there faster.

The rigidity and brutality of America s behavior resulting in many times more civilian deaths than occurred on September 11 have blocked any useful intervention by countries such as Algeria, Morocco, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, or the United Arab Emirates.

Rightly so, for Iraq's transition can mark the start of the fall of the Arab Wall the invisible barrier of authoritarianism and rigidity that isolates the region as surely as the Berlin Wall once cut Europe in two.

The reason for the ECB s inertia, obscurity, and rigidity is simple the ECB is only incidentally in charge of economic growth in the euro area its primary objective is price stability. Yet the current crisis, like others that preceded it, shows that monetary policy governs anticipations, not only of inflation but also of growth, whether central banks like it or not.