Starting in January, the Fed has
done an about-face on policy and now says its plans to keep rates on hold for the entire year.
But the government has
done an about-face on appeal, Thacker wrote.
Proving the adage that it is more revealing towatch what someone does, not what they say, it is only now, after the Debtors determined, ingood faith and in the exercise of their business judgment, to pursue a different restructuringtransaction, that these members have
done an about-face. Now, the Creditors' Committeepursues an objection that will, if successful, significantly erode the value of the Debtors' estatesand produce a harmful whipsaw effect among the Debtors' senior management over theuncertainty of whether they will receive incentive compensation they have worked (and arecontinuing to work) towards.
After initially vowing that his country would not be made "a scapegoat," Panama's President Juan Carlos Varela appears to have
done an about-face and is promising to cooperate in the fight against money-laundering.
With the release of this report, Coleman had
done an about-face: schools could in fact make a difference, he now said.
After many years of trying to obfuscate the data on receiverships in the state, the Bureau has
done an about-face the past few years to produce and post on its website a much more helpful and informative package.
Najib promised in 2011 to create "the greatest democracy" and launched tentative political liberalisation moves, but has
done an about-face since his party suffered its worst result in almost 60 years in subsequent elections.
It's funny how some Worcester city councilors seem to have
done an about-face in just a matter of months on whether there should be a public discussion about changing Worcester's form of government.
But since the 2008 financial crisis, market dynamics have
done an about-face that's resulted in an increasing number of nontraditional investors gravitating toward the bond market -- and they, Jonson said, are exhibiting the same kinds of behavioral biases vis- -vis bonds as toward equities.
Since then, Barnes & Noble has
done an about-face on the color tablet end of the business, led by Michael P.
I just recently turned 37, and over the past four years, my family and I have
done an about-face thanks to reading your magazine.
As governor of Massachusetts, he helped prepare an impressive climate change plan to reduce that state's greenhouse emissions, but since beginning his presidential campaign, he has
done an about-face and now draws cheers from conservative backers when he expresses doubts about climate science.
A majority of the MPs in the lower house of the Diet, Japan's Parliament, rejected the motion put forward by six smaller opposition parties on Tuesday, who say the ruling Democratic Party of Japan has
done an about-face on a 2009 pledge not to raise taxes.
Amid high market volatility and the lingering sting from the financial meltdown, investors who once scoffed at paying relatively high fees for such a package have
done an about-face. "We have clients who we have been trying to 'educate' for years about variable annuities, but for a variety of reasons just haven't pulled the trigger," says John Freiburger, CLU, ChFC, CFP, principal at Alberth's firm.
The Palestinian Authority has apparently
done an about-face, and is expected to oppose the Goldstone report in a UN vote Friday.
