It's only speculation.

Those who play with speculation.

Those who play with speculation.

Take away land speculation, price of land drops.

There continues to be a great deal of speculation about the list of 51 names prepared by the International Commission of Inquiry on Darfur.

The stock exchange is rising. All the political speculation...

Such unbalanced figures provided ample opportunity for speculation by Armenia.

Such a subtle dharma is beyond words, beyond philosophical speculation.

So the organizers asked me to end with a bold speculation.

We want an inquiry into real estate speculation in our city.

Speculation continues about the extent to which Al Qaida, the Taliban and associated individuals and entities have used precious commodities as a means of holding and moving money.

Before these official rebukes, there had been much speculation about whether China would risk a fundamental change in its relations with North Korea, the socialist little brother that it continues to subsidize heavily. Following the rare display of open indignation by Xi and Wang, such speculation has now become stronger than ever.

My bold speculation is that I will be absolutely vindicated by history.

The town was abuzz with speculation as to who really killed Gozo Iwabuchi.

209. Speculation on housing or property, particularly when such speculation has a negative impact on the fulfilment of housing rights for all sectors of society, is not a subject of special legislation in Bulgaria at present.

The imminent collapse of the United Nations has therefore become the subject of intense speculation.

28. Mr. Ojimba (Nigeria) suggested that the major industrialized countries were exploiting opportunities for speculation.

We want an inquiry board comprised of every political group to investigate real estate speculation...

She has been at the center of speculation that she might take on Trump in 2020.

To avoid turning this inquiry into preelectoral speculation, please stay within the limits of our investigation.

The moves follows speculation about the future of the plant for several years now, initially in the wake of the strong Australian dollar and more recently due to the price for the output from the plant.

In rural areas, land is the most highly valued asset. Land speculation, however, continues to be restricted.

And one of the things I really like about gardening is that it doesn't take all your concentration, you really can't get hurt it's not like woodworking and you have plenty of kind of mental space for speculation.

These developments offer hope that current and future homeowners will be spared the agony of worrying about the vicissitudes of the real estate market. They will be able to leave the game of real estate speculation to professionals and rest assured about the value that they have accumulated in their homes.

Additionally, oil market speculation may have induced echo speculation, whereby ultimate users buy refined products in advance to protect against future price hikes. They then take delivery on their premises so that overall refined inventories rise, but that increase is not part of reported commercial inventories.

There is room in economics for grand speculation some part intuition, some part common sense, and some part ideology. If economists were to wait for careful studies before offering opinions about policy, we would never have anything timely to say.

Any attempt to pursue such arguments was nothing less than speculation on the suffering of the victims of terrorist acts.

The two main causes of the high cost of urban land have been the hoarding of buildings and property speculation.

(i) Introduction of reforms in the international monetary system, so as to stabilize exchange rates and discourage international financial speculation

Such speculation has furthermore facilitated the development of eviction procedures which take no account of the human right to housing.

A third argument is that if speculation were to blame for price increases, there should have been an increase in oil inventories, because speculators do not consume oil but instead store it for later sale. Since there has been no rise in inventories, there has been no speculation.

They were press pieces and they were full of outrage, they were full of speculation, they were anecdotal no solid information.

In paragraph 16 of its report, the Commission complained that the media had a tendency to continuously publish rumours and speculation.

BERLIN Among investment bankers, there is renewed speculation about the possibility of a country leaving European Monetary Union or being pushed out. Rating agencies have downgraded Portugal, Greece, and Spain, owing to their poor prospects for economic growth and weak public finances.

There has been a great deal of speculation about the consequences of Bo s fall, and of the daring escape of the human rights activist, Chen Guangcheng, after 18 months of house arrest. Will his flight to the US embassy harden the attitudes of China s leaders?

There is much speculation that Hong Kong Chief Executive Donald Tsang is about to appoint a generalist civil servant better known for his personal loyalty than for his financial expertise. Nor is there any sign that the entire HKMA pay scale should be scrapped.

PRINCETON The purpose of creating a common currency has been largely and surprisingly forgotten in crisis torn Europe. Instead, there seem to be more pressing concerns gloomy speculation about the eurozone s impending collapse and desperate attempts to find institutional fixes to its extensive governance problems.

In recent years, land speculation and an unregulated housing market have been particularly detrimental to households below the poverty line in large cities.

Moreover, capitalism itself is feeling pressure in every direction. It sees ever increasing anger against bloated payments to bosses, risky speculation, and outright fraud.

Further progress was required with regard to the implementation of proposals such as special drawing rights and taxes on financial speculation and carbon emissions.

Recent events had made it clear that an emerging financial sector should not limit its activities to real estate financing and stock market speculation.

42. On 1 July 1997, Hong Kong had been returned to its motherland, an event which had given rise to much speculation concerning its future.

Her delegation agreed with the view of some members of the Commission that the principle of permanent sovereignty over natural resources in accordance with General Assembly resolution 1803 (XVII) should be given full treatment in a separate draft article, in order to avoid speculation and dispel doubts about interpretation.

The G20 we know now that we have to put together an institution which is capable of bringing governance to that financial space for financial speculation.

Developing countries were affected by speculation and unforeseen external circumstances, and Governments had to intervene, not to restrict the private sector but to improve overall performance.