Cobblers, he would conclude, must grasp the nettle and cut production to $80.
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Unless or until regulators grasp the nettle of online business models that profit by maximizing engagement.
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But some of those influential individuals have the opportunity to grasp the nettle and push for more transparency in the world's dark financial corners.
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Buttarelli also personally pressed the case for regulators to collectively grasp the nettle — to tackle what he described as "real cases like that of Facebook's terms of service".
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Just as Italian politicians are reluctant to grasp the nettle of bad loans, so German and Dutch politicians are loath to ask their citizens to make further potential fiscal sacrifices.
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"The autumn statement is a chance for the UK government to really grasp the nettle and take the opportunity of low debt to fund these sorts of projects and that would obviously kickstart the UK economy," he added.
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"The police need to be at the vanguard of investigations, because these are criminal acts, but soccer has a duty of care and must also grasp the nettle and take responsibility," he said in a telephone interview with Reuters.
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As earlier house building booms in Ireland have fuelled rather than reduced price inflation, the government must grasp the nettle and start large-scale social housing to free up the private rental sector for workers, said Lorcan Sirr, a housing lecturer at the Dublin Institute of Technology.
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Dean Puckett (Director GRASP THE NETTLE), Lotte Schreiber (Moderator) Dean Puckett (15 January 1982) is an English filmmaker.
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The appointment cannot be > fulfilled. Other things must be done tonight. If our torment is to end, if > liberty is to be restored, we must grasp the nettle, even though it makes > our hands bleed. Only through pain can tomorrow be assured.
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His new documentary, Grasp The Nettle, was released in 2013. The film was described by The London Film Review as "an intriguing, intimate, and at times quite powerful documentary". He has directed several music videos and edited the documentary Blackpool Las Vegas of The North, also directed by Leo Leigh and Andy Capper for Vice magazine - VBS TV.
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The problem of uniting both power and traction in a compact express passenger locomotive design had taxed the Locomotive Superintendents of the LSWR for many years.Burtt (1949). Joseph Beattie was the first to establish the LSWR's policy of using smaller wheeled locomotives to handle these steep gradients. Dugald Drummond attempted to grasp the nettle by utilising his new T9 class over the arduous route.
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He is 'System Shift' columnist at VICE covering issues around global systems crises and solutions. As a film-maker he co- produced and wrote The Crisis of Civilization, and associate produced Grasp the Nettle, both directed by Dean Puckett. Ahmed's academic work has focused on the systemic causes of mass violence. His work applies systems theory to explore the intersection of multiple global crises, including climate, energy, financial, political, military, and others.
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Documentary filmmaker Dean Puckett, a resident of the Kew Bridge Ecovillage from its inception, documented the daily lives of its inhabitants of the village as it evolved over the year of its life. The film, Grasp the Nettle, was released in 2013 after showing at documentary festivals around the world such as DOK Leipzig and London's Open City Docs Fest. In 2014 Puckett put the film up online for free viewing on his Vimeo page.
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Ursula Fleming (1930 in Liverpool - 1992 in London) was an English psychotherapist, Lay Dominican and author; she was considered an expert in her field of work.Nerves helped sister grasp the nettle Fleming was educated at Crichton Royal Hospital in Dumfries in south west Scotland. She began developing pain control techniques, as she wanted to be a concert pianist and wanted to control her nerves. Her attempts to find a cure for her unsteady hands led her to find a technique, which she used to treat thousands of patients, and led to her follow a career in alternative medicine.
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Her technique, known as the Fleming Method, relies on relaxed concentration to overcome pain.The Argus - Nerves helped sister grasp the nettle Ursula dreamed of opening a training center where she could pass on her knowledge to others but was unable to fulfill her goal due to dying of leukemia. She was married to English tennis player Jack Darkins.British tennis players In 1987, Ursuala Fleming was one of the co-founders of The Eckhart Society, a group that aims to promote the views of medieval theologian Meister Eckhart.The Eckhart Society - About us The society website states: > The impact of Ursula’s work has been enormous.
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The figure of speech "to grasp the nettle" probably originated from Aesop's fable "The Boy and the Nettle". In Seán O'Casey's Juno and the Paycock, one of the characters quotes Aesop "Gently touch a nettle and it'll sting you for your pains/Grasp it as a lad of mettle and soft as silk remains". The metaphor may refer to the fact that if a nettle plant is grasped firmly rather than brushed against, it does not sting so readily, because the hairs are crushed down flat and do not penetrate the skin so easily. In the German language, the idiom sich in die Nesseln setzen, or to sit in nettles, means to get into trouble.
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The continuing need to grasp the nettle in terms of Drummond's first two 4-6-0 classes meant that he went back to the drawing board to create another design. The LSWR's immediate traffic needs were covered by the relatively successful G14 design of 1908, though with only five locomotives in the class, they were unable to undertake the haulage of all heavy boat train services. However, the problem of continually accelerating timetables to the South Coast ports remained, and the G14s were in dire need of assistance from a new class of similar design. The design's proven ability to ply their trade at faster speeds, and their inherent larger power-to-weight ratio on other lines meant that Drummond once again decided to persevere with the concept.
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The continuing need to grasp the nettle in terms of Drummond's first two 4-6-0 classes meant that he went back to the drawing board to create yet another design. The LSWR's immediate traffic needs could not be covered by the relatively unsuccessful E14 class design of 1907 and the first Drummond 4-6-0, the F13 class of 1905 had been withdrawn from the heavy passenger services they were designed to undertake, as they would not 'run' and were heavy on coal, water and, man- hours in terms of upkeep. However, the problem of continually accelerating timetables to the South Coast ports remained, and any further engines of the E14 class could not be relied upon to uphold the heavy passenger services alone. It was once again clear that another 4-6-0 design was needed due to bolster the strength of heavy express passenger locomotives available to the LSWR's operating department.
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