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- initialism
European Central Bank - initialism computing event control block (IBM)
- initialism cricket England and Wales Cricket Board, the governing body for the sport in
England andWales .
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Examples
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"The president of the ECB is also the spokesperson for the governing council," Mr. Trichet noted.
Trichet Supports Bond-Buying Sabrina Cohen 2010
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While the Fed and the BoJ joined some emerging market countries in the rush to debase their currencies, the ECB is sticking to a more hawkish policy stance -- at least for the time being.
Currency Wars Heat Up As Growth Chills Natalia Gurushina 2010
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Like all Irish banks, Allied Irish relies on short-term ECB funding to keep its doors open after customers withdrew large amounts of deposits.
Allied Irish Swings Back to Black Eamon Quinn 2011
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The ECB is outside that narow spectrum, just like all types of social democrats or conservatives.
Matthew Yglesias » Earnings Dropping, Energy Prices Rising 2010
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Like all Irish banks, Allied Irish relies on huge amounts of short-term ECB funding to keep its doors open, after customers withdrew large amounts of deposits.
Mixed Reading on Irish Banks Eamon Quinn 2011
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The ECB president also said inflation expectations in the euro zone confirm that the ECB is complying with its primary mandate of assuring price stability.
Trichet Supports Bond-Buying Sabrina Cohen 2010
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Ireland, trying mightily to satisfy the ECB, is finding that cutting spending and raising taxes might just be producing the downward spiral that American President Barack Obama and Britain's shadow-chancellor-in-waiting Ed Balls have been warning about.
Euroland Should Prepare for More Ups and Downs in Its Yo-Yo Economy Irwin Stelzer 2010
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Banks appear to have taken the opportunity to roll over shorter-term ECB loans into three-year loans, based on the lower demand for this week's three-month and one-year auctions.
European Central Bank Buys Itself a Quiet Holiday Respite Simon Nixon 2011
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The ECB is gradually phasing out the emergency help to banks introduced at the height of the financial crisis in 2008.
European recovery hopes grow despite Ireland's swelling deficit Richard Wachman 2010
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Although ECB is most concerned about the elected public servants, the bigger issue is really with the bureaucrats that actually run the government.
State Should Close Loophole to Public Disclosure Law « PubliCola 2010
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