Sentences with phrase «iron law at»

The past several years of quantitative easing and zero interest rate policy have not bent that Iron Law at all.

Not exact matches

In order for this presumptive «wealth» to be spent, the overvalued securities have to be sold, but at that moment - Iron Law of Equilibrium - someone else has to buy them.

At the same time, markets are markets and anything that is traded eventually has to comply with the iron laws of economics.

An important philosophical principle was at stake: whether the immutable laws of science held human destiny in their iron clasp — whether, indeed, human destiny was fixed irrevocably in the remote stellar constellations and the laws of physics.

Nature for them is a power whose iron laws or chance throws of the dice decide the time and place and race and endowment of the child at birth.

This is the iron law in modern democracy: extremism does not pay off at the ballot box.

They weren't estimating or extrapolating from lab experiments — they were applying the laws of fundamental quantum mechanics to derive iron's properties at extreme pressures and temperatures.

Iron and calcium have to be added to white flour by law, at least here in the UK.

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She is persuaded by her good friend Glory (McDormand, Something's Got ta Give) to become self - sufficient by taking a high paying job at the local iron mine, despite the fact that she knows the situation is tense thanks to new laws that prohibit discrimination of women from being allowed to work there.

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And Bogle has on numerous occasions argued that Reversion to the Mean is an «Iron Law» of stock investing and warned investors of the huge price drops likely to be experienced at times of insanely high valuations.

In his scrupulously researched new book, The Climate Fix, the political scientist Roger Pielke, Jr., our colleague and a senior fellow at the Breakthrough Institute, calls the unwillingness of governments to sacrifice economic growth for global warming the «iron law of climate policy.»

Karolina Iron joined McCague Borlack after her second year of law school at Osgoode Hall, where she received the J.S.D. Tory Research and Writing Award.

Ed Walters: I think of the Iron Tech Lawyer Program at Georgetown Law, Tanina Rostain and before that Roger Skalbeck as well had law students draft apps for justiLaw, Tanina Rostain and before that Roger Skalbeck as well had law students draft apps for justilaw students draft apps for justice.

Iron Tech Lawyer is a competition held at Georgetown Law, at which student teams present apps built in our Technology, Innovation, and Law Practice course.

This year, Roger co-hosted the first «Iron Tech Lawyer Competition,» as part of the Technology, Innovation, and Law Practice class at Georgetown Law (which he teaches with FC50 winner Tanina Rostain), in which students competed to build applications that expand access to justice.