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The government will tighten welfare for single parents, some disabled people and others, all designed to nudge them into jobs.

With no domestic crisis to force divisive reforms on Germany, Mrs Merkel thinks she can just nudge the country forward.

The most popular nudge to do with pensions is auto-enrolment, which takes advantage of people’s inertia.

This second round of quantitative easing (QE), the Fed hopes, will nudge down long-term interest rates, thus stimulating spending and fending off the threat of deflation.

Emerging-market governments can learn from Discovery and other firms that are using judicious incentives to nudge people towards sensible behaviour.

Elephants also use their trunks to help lift or nudge an elephant calf over an obstacle, to rescue a fellow elephant stuck in mud, or to gently raise a newborn elephant to its feet.

Take something long (I used a chopstick, but the end of a pencil or even a pair of scissors will also work well), slip it inside, and nudge the seam into a nice smooth edge.

And that, too, tends to nudge policy towards nationalism.

At least America tries to nudge African nations in the right direction.

The question is can we just nudge it a little bit more.

They had hoped that new capital requirements would nudge the two biggest Banks to cut back on risky activities.

Foot-Prints finally unleashed a nudge that shot the ball oh-so-slowly past Tao-Pie-Pie and just barely into the goal.

Firm yet tender bean curd that holds its shape during cooking -- 'When you cook it you just sort of nudge the tofu with the back of a spoon to mix but not break it,' is essential, advises Ms. Dunlop.

So how to nudge China in the right direction?

Sadly they are likely to flounder unless the Americans do more than just nudge them along.

As Web designers, we often have to nudge people in the direction we want them to go.

S. diplomat whom Obama sent to Cairo last week to nudge Mubarak out of the picture, drew attention to the constitutional dilemma on Saturday in remarks to the Munich Security Conference.

Zero rates and stimulus programs boost economic data as well as nudge money toward riskier assets.

If it doesn't budge, you do it again. "Excuse me, please. I have things to make." nudge, nudge.

One player who needed no such nudge was Ryan Giggs, who scored his second winning goal in as many matches following his strike against Watford last time out.