Central banks may find themselves needing to pep up their economies.
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But it is not necessarily going to pep up the firm itself.
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There is little to suggest that GDP growth will soon pep up.
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Last year Rakuten, an e-commerce giant, launched RakuGolf to pep up the market.
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But the Communist Party is still looking for ways to pep up the economy.
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I like classic silhouettes that you pep up with beautiful prints and textured fabrics.
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And Jeb tried to pep up — getting contact lenses and belatedly punching harder against Trump.
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Then, in 2017, trade recovered strongly as China's government sought to pep up domestic growth.
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But whatever the Fed decides, it is now harder for America to pep up global markets.
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Even then, Mr Cordesman argues, Mr Trump will also have to pep up Afghanistan's political leaders.
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Back then governments took it for granted that it was their responsibility to pep up demand.
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Democrats, meanwhile, are scathing about the idea that rolling back regulations would pep up the economy much.
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Italy's government has passed a series of reforms designed to pep up the industry and promote consolidation.
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Some hope that the Tories will embrace a more expansionary fiscal policy, which could pep up economic growth.
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And a host of tax cuts and other measures are in train to pep up China's slowing economy.
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They also pep up populist rhetoric by proving that the political class is indeed all in it together.
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The Carbo is a new electric bike that weighs a mere 27 pounds and can pep up your morning commute.
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This could be enough to pep up the trade-weary market while anything less could cause the market to nosedive.
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Ministers want the move to pep up regional growth, stimulate the media industry outside the capital and produce more diverse programmes.
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A chorus of economists will vigorously dispute the idea that central banks have lost their power to pep up the economy.
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Soon afterwards the ECB began to use quantitative easing to pep up domestic demand, with salutary effects on Italian interest rates.
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Known as an "IV Special," his shots were less vitamin-based than a mix of amphetamines designed to pep up the recipient.
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Sainsbury's, Britain's second-largest supermarket chain, recently bid for Home Retail, a multi-chain retailer, in order to pep up its business.
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Stimulus spending that might pep up the economy would dash Macri's promise of bringing the primary fiscal deficit to zero next year.
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If you are in Philadelphia and are looking to pep up the work day, Uber and the Pennsylvania SPCA (PSPCA) are here for you.
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Central banks have failed to pep up inflation, which has hovered well below the 2% or so targeted by most ratesetters in the rich world.
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A think-tank, the Japan Policy Council, recently floated a desperate solution: moving the elderly out of the capital to pep up declining rural communities.
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The Federal Reserve just decided to cut interest rates, but not too much, to pep up the economy—even though the economy is doing well.
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Four years ago Governor Rauner vowed to apply skills he learned in private equity to pep up Illinois's slow-growing economy, improve taxes and fix rotten public finances.
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The Chinese government has, in the words of state media, hit the "fast-forward button" on infrastructure spending, a tried and tested way to pep up the economy.
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But then, as the classical music begins to pep up and the driver gets a bit more lively I look up, settling into the bouncing of the springs.
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Toshiba's central part in a plan by the government of Shinzo Abe, the prime minister, to pep up growth by exporting nuclear-power technology to emerging countries may help.
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To pep up the global economy, faster progress on structural reforms "should bolster potential growth in the medium term and make our economies more innovative, flexible and resilient", it said.
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The main reason for that progress, an abundance of cheap shale gas, gives the lie to another piece of Trumpian bluster: the tycoon's promise to pep up the coal industry.
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If he hadn't gone—and liked him, and suggested that he could pep up his pitiful salary by a couple of thousand by coming on the show—he would never have got into trouble.
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Russia's struggling economy is at the centre of a beauty contest arranged by president Vladimir Putin, who has ordered a clutch of advisers to submit competing plans for a strategy to pep up growth.
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But all styles, even the most unadorned, tend to stiffen into mannerism, and lately the Dardennes, as though wary of that risk, have begun to pep up their spartan realism with a dash of suspense.
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Mr Lowe questioned how much modest interest-rate cuts would stimulate investment, and noted that countries could not all pep up their economies with currency depreciation, as "we trade with one another, not with Mars".
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"Maucher has used acquisitions to help pep up the corporate culture and get the whole organization thinking about growth," Paul Strebel, a professor at the Imede business school in Lausanne, Switzerland, said in an interview in 1989.
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If your seafood skills extend to chucking some barely-bigger-than-your-thumb-nail prawns in a curry or grilling a skinny salmon fillet to pep up your Tuesday night stir fry, it's time to take a long hard look at your fish-cooking game.
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Hosted by Paul Dabek, an English magician who wears jaunty plaids and tells groaner jokes, "The Illusionists" uses haze effects, loud music and lurid light cues to pep up familiar routines and some that haven't scaled up for Broadway, like Eric Chien's card and coin magic.
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They make a tasty gloze for the Christmas ham, are sure to pep up the turkey leftovers and make o great stocking filler for the man of the house.
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One source draws from the book The French Quarter by Norman Asbury for the claim that there was a band in New Orleans in 1895 named the Razzy Dazzy Spasm Band. This source also claims a connection to the French verb jaser, meaning to chatter, and that "jass" was heard in New Orleans to mean excite or pep up.
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Blue color depicts tranquility yet strong energy. ;Day 3 – Chandraghanta Tritiya commemorates the worship of Chandraghanta – the name derived from the fact that after marrying Shiva, Parvati adorned her forehead with the ardhachandra (lit. half-moon). She is the embodiment of beauty and is also symbolic of bravery. Yellow is the color of the third day, which is a vivacious color and can pep up everyone's mood.
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The posters drew a great deal of attention and some criticism. They were featured on Japanese television and in Brazilian and Peruvian newspapers. Some of the posters were reportedly stolen as souvenirs according to the Agence France-Presse news agency.BBC News 12 August 2009 Bosom pals pep up German politics Lengsfeld has opposed immigration into Germany, and helped to organize the Erklärung 2018 declaration and petition in opposition to it.
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The Old Sorrel sired 116 horses registered with the AQHA, but through the linebreeding program the King Ranch used, almost every horse the King Ranch registered from 1940 to the early 1960s was at least a descendant of Old Sorrel, and most were heavily inbred to him. Among his famous offspring were Cardinal, Solis, Little Richard P-17, Tomate Laureles P-19, Silver King, Macanudo and Hired Hand. His grandsons included Wimpy P-1, Ranchero, Peppy, and Pep-Up.
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Peppy San was foaled in 1959, a sorrel stallion sired by Leo San and out of a mare named Peppy Belle. His sire was a son of Leo and was out of a descendant of Traveler and Peter McCue named San Sue Darks. Peppy San's dam was by Pep-Up who was bred by the King Ranch and was a double descendant of Old Sorrel. Peppy San's second dam was a mare from the 6666 Ranch named Belle Burnett.
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The Yorkshire club offered Beattie a reported salary of around £2,500 but despite his efforts to save the club from the drop he was simply too late. Huddersfield were relegated to Division Two for the first time in their history but Beattie, then one of the youngest managers in the Football League, and who had now nailed two lucky horseshoes to his office wall, was already planning ahead. During the summer months he was to make three crucial signings. Full-back Ron Staniforth and utility player Tommy Cavanagh followed him across the Pennines from Stockport County, whilst inside forward Jimmy Watson came down from Motherwell to pep up the attack.
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For Homecoming Week, the students and faculty of HCHS use the days to "pep up" the team by having specific "special" days, where the students and faculty dress as something oriented with that specific day, for example, "Welcome to the Jungle Day", where one would dress up as something from the jungle or as something wild, such as a rock star or cave people. During the week, students get together within their own grade levels, participate in mini games, and Produce a skit that will be judged (normally by school officials) to get numerous points that traditionally skyrocket a classes points up and in turn, putting them ahead of the other classmen. At the end of the week, on Friday, the school has one final Pep Rally for seventh period, cheering the team on and wishing them their best. During this extended rally, the students produce "skits" where they show the team, being the Bonifay Blue Devils, defeating the opposite team.
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