Tim Fox Quotes (30 Quotes)

We were often 50 miles from a town in the middle of the desert and there would be a single young boy watching over 100 sheep.

It's difficult to see the dollar weakening in the short term because the growth outlook for the U.S. is very favorable. People won't be convinced about buying the yen until we see actual rate increases.

A crucial aspect is going to be the Nikkei, ... The Nikkei has been driving the yen higher, trying to latch on to the strength of the Japanese stock market before it actually gets going is what's drawing money back home to some extent and also from overseas investors.

The dolls helped us immensely. When we first arrived in Kuwait and then Iraq, people ran from us. They hid from us. But when we began giving the children candy and then the Beanie Babies, we started to form a bond with them. When the women saw we were not there to harm their children, but to help them, that made all the difference.

The actions that we have taken are all we can do at this timethere's no guarantee that placing over 100 officers in the area would fix anything. There's no guarantee in life.

We discovered 300 mortar rounds at one farm and six tons of explosives at another. Weapons have come in from Syria, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Iran among others. The American public needs to know that we are making great strides in Iraq.

We ended up getting calls from people across the country. We ended up with 80 declarations ... people who filled out descriptions of their experiences.

Markets are looking again to challenge the lows of the year in eurodollar, which were approached yesterday. People are tempted to look at those levels again,

Positioning is against the euro. As we get into the weekend, the markets may start to pare back some of that pessimism. The market is a bit short of euros. There could be some short covering, which could benefit the single currency.

Most analysts disagree, though. Such a large reduction could spook the markets into thinking the downturn will be more severe than previously feared, ... and that could be a self-fulfilling prophesy.

Our greatest fear is people coming onto the campus because there is no wall or gate surrounding us.

It's important to know who's in, ... We need to make sure we can tie a guest to a host, and that the host knows they are responsible for their behavior.

I don't think a decision either way would have been negative for the pound.

European growth is still a lot less than U.S., ... It's by no means certain that we've seen the peak in the dollar against the euro yet.

Everything we've been told about these people is that they're very peaceable other than the fact that they're knuckleheads in their beliefs.

With counter protestors, that is where many of the issues arrive. They usually have the opposite side of extreme thinking and things like nasty name calling between groups can happen.

Taking individual responsibility for your safety is definitely step one.

The new policies are not in effect to combat underage student drinking. Obviously, we can't turn a blind eye to alcohol, ... But that is not what this is about. This is more about who's on campus, do they belong here, and what's left over.

We continue to believe the fundamentals remain strong but are concerned about the company's ability to consistently close deals.

This is the number one murder city in America. It's just a reality of where we are.

You'll see strengthened consumer optimism across the range of indices that we'll see over the next few days.

These issues do need to be taken care of. Guests are a huge problem for us and for campus police. I want to know who they are and who the host is in case an incident occurs.

A flat decision does not imply the economy has definitely hit bottom. It is possible that the Bank is just pausing in its interest rate-making policy.

The dollar is going to struggle to sustain the gains we've seen given the chances that there's a turn in interest rates. People are becoming more confident in betting on Europe and Japan.

All of the communities are on stream to investigate the cost and talk to the provincial government about possible funding.

Survey data shows a further deterioration in business optimism and retail demand.

The dollar, and foreign exchange markets in general, have been driven by rates and yield this year. As we go into 2006, we see a lot of that yield advantage intact and U.S. rates rising more.

We need the students to help. Don't open doors for people who don't look like they belong here. Just tell them to report to the desk.

There's been some weak data recently and the reports over the next few days probably won't look positive. They could have an impact on the dollar.

Last week, there were comments from other Japanese officials which seem to imply that the Bank of Japan was standing back to some extent from the previous policy of intervening. And it wouldn't be completely against the wishes of the U. S. Treasury if the dollar were to weaken a little bit further. It would actually keep the pressure on Japan to reform.