David Cohen Quotations

We're in the process of transition as an industry, so there's still?a need for a specialist group to handle digital media. It's a matter of maturity.

She herself feels comfortable now and that should help ease pressure on the financial markets. Many investors had thought that the sooner (she ends the emergency rule), the better for the economy.

More is better than some -- and some is better than none.

Basketball doesn't get any better than that. Just being able to run up and down the court, getting transition buckets. It doesn't get any better than that.

China and the U.S. will continue to be the main engines of global growth next year'. The slowdown in growth is minor and China's demand for oil and metals will continue to pressure global commodity markets.

I can't even explain how it feels. This horse has taken me to my first major stakes win, my first grade I win, and now has brought me here. You can't get better than this.

The package available now isn't getting any better. We have moved as far as we can move.

It appears the grand jury believed that he had no idea how severely she was hurt. I don't believe that he intended to ignore his daughter and what happened here is an unfortunate accident.

It is a great opportunity for family members who want to donate but are not compatible with their own family member to be able to donate.

I think that it is an excellent school, but it ought also to be a model for how to conduct employee relations, between an employer and an employee, and I don't think that it does that,

It is an overpriced network compared to other regional sports networks around the country.

Our unwillingness to do a deal is keeping the spotlight on this original sin.

I think Malaysia can hold its own. The natural resources remain a source of strength and the record in recent years has been reasonably encouraging, so I don't think they have to be paranoid.

Manufacturing is picking up in the second half. Pharmaceuticals can be enormously volatile, but overall they are on an uptrend.

You can argue that it's in everybody's interest to maintain a positive spin, but the point is the fundamentals in Indonesia and across the region are healthier than the case in 1997-98, particularly with most of the countries running current account surpluses and not dependent on borrowings from overseas.

We are committed to upholding the highest standards of professionalism in our physicians and other caregivers and hospital staff and to providing outstanding health care services.

The rate hike was clearly a surprise. Going forward, I can see another one or two hikes.

Tourism arrivals so far are a good sign of what we can expect for the rest of the year.

The program itself inserts a degree of unpredictability,

Exports held up at a solid increase and imports have been in a more moderate range, after skyrocketing in the middle of the year.

Exports are susceptible to the pharmaceuticals number, which is volatile from month to month.

We cannot and should not put the games on.

US$70 appears likely, but global growth seems solid right now.

Our employees are very nice. They greet everyone as they come into the store and really create a nice environment for people to shop in.

A relationship between MSN and AOL does make good sense for advertisers. It is a marriage of technology prowess and content.

As far as I'm concerned, if you steal that much money, you should go to jail.

As long as the outlook appears bright for continued world growth and investment spending generally, that should be supportive for Japanese machinery makers.

You only have to look around for five or 10 minutes to find something offensive.

Consumer spending, together with domestic investment spending, are leaving the Japanese economy a little less dependent on exports. Over the past decade, Japan has been notoriously unable to develop a self-sustaining recovery. We're gradually getting out of that rut.

Consumer spending should be able to continue to contribute as it has in the past couple of quarters. The labor market is in better condition than it has been in a few years and that should be supportive of consumer spending.

It's still a fluid situation. It's still going to be a while yet before the free trade area is actually implemented. By the time it's relevant I would think some of these other countries would want to participate and the bargaining will continue.

It will be a solid performance, given the strong year-end export numbers and the general strength already seen in the regional economies.

The U.S. and China continue as the primary engines of export growth for the region, and we are seeing improvements in Europe and Japan as well. Export strength is helping support investment and consumer demand.

They have one of the largest foreign reserves holdings in the world and rather than put it in (US) treasury bills, one way to diversify it is through their portfolio managers.

A robust number is consistent with the strength that we have been seeing in Singapore's exports. Growth for the fourth quarter and the full year will probably be better than what we had originally expected.

The continuing demand in South Korea's biggest markets is serving as the driving force.

I'm going to Dubai to ride him. He's just got so much speed, and you can see he's got a ton of heart, too.

Chile is one of the wealthier economies in Latin America and they would represent a market for the products coming out of Asia. This region is increasingly the manufacturing center of the world and certainly that would be part of any agreement.

But undeniably they're going to be the second-largest economy in the world in a few years. And then the question is, At what point do they surpass the U.S. in size?

Her attorney was able to convince me that the initial disposition was unfair to her.

For the first quarter of the year, it appears that the momentum will be carrying on as exports continue to be supported by global export demand, while the demand from the global tech cycle also looks good so far.

You could describe this as a correction after the spike we saw in December but it still leaves a healthy upward trajectory in place.

The improvement in exports has been shared by regional neighbors. The electronics sector has been picking up in the region and the rest of the world, and that's one more sign that is continuing.

The distribution side is very difficult. On the contribution side, there's at least some agreements being developed.

The economy is finishing the year on a strong note. Exports have gotten back on track quite nicely, including electronics, which had a bit of difficulty at the start of the year. This parallels the pattern we've seen around the region, where exports have picked up in the second half of 2005, as the global economy has been growing quite nicely.

The economy is finishing the year on a strong note.