So at a stroke, one important source of credit to the economy will be eliminated.
Big Bang moved them at a stroke from that to screen-based and telephone trading.
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It also solves, entirely and at a stroke, that offshoring of profits by US corporations.
NDCs, despite their merits, can solve all the problems of public-pension systems at a stroke.
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At a stroke, the deal with BAE gave it a way to realise all three objectives.
Telecommuting doesn't remove all those overheads at a stroke, but it can easily halve them.
At a stroke, the deal transforms McIlroy into one of the hottest commercial properties in sport.
He has a well-defined national reputation anyway, which cannot be transformed at a stroke.
Equally, a disproof would be the mathematical equivalent of an earthquake, destroying decades of work at a stroke.
This argument demolishes at a stroke the notion that democracy is a luxury only rich countries can afford.
"At a stroke, Greece can lower its real exchange rate and therefore be more competitive, " Mr. Bootle says.
Though such actions will not resolve anything at a stroke, they would over time strengthen moderates in both camps.
That would create competition and a resale market for trains at a stroke.
At a stroke, this demolishes the long tradition of universal benefits, which was intended to secure general support for welfare.
Yet a falling oil price puts more pressure on Iran's economy at a stroke than have several years of international sanctions.
How Margaret Thatcher hated simply hated cutting short the careers of troublesome ministers and depriving them at a stroke of salary, car and prestige.
America can preach and nudge, but cannot at a stroke impose pluralist values on all the countries where people are denied them.
The city had consumed itself at a stroke: it was a disposable city that now followed the moon on its last voyage.
This explained at a stroke why the quintic is insoluble there are too many symmetries and created a new way of understanding mathematical equations.
It could cut Britain's prison population by up to 10% at a stroke by ending the imprisonment of those convicted of possession or dealing.
At a stroke, Poland has done away with pension redistribution: what you get out is what you have paid in, plus interest and capital gains.
At a stroke, this boosts businesses and cuts out the sometimes months-long lag between food aid being bought, shipped and distributed by the big international agencies.
At a stroke, the Saudis - and the CIA - lost the chance to interrogate the man believed to be the mastermind behind one of al-Qaeda's websites.
The fall in oil prices since August has been a great help, at a stroke both bringing down headline inflation rates and boosting the incomes of consumers.
At a stroke, whole generations of middle-aged Tory men can feel dreams of high office evaporating like the fumes from a consoling tumbler (or two) of late-night Scotch.
HSBC's muscle brought down Household's funding costs at a stroke.
That September therefore, at a stroke, he nationalised the banks.
At a stroke, parlour tittle-tattle has become a legitimate news subject, testing the limits of privacy, free expression on the internet and voters' tradition of indifference to public figures' private lives.
He has stood firm and resisted the temptation to raise the money at a stroke by selling off the family silver in the form of Alan Smith, Mark Viduka and Paul Robinson.
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