Crawford declined an interview request yesterday, so he could not be asked if he would be willing to use the pitch-count crisis as a possible way of crossing the gap and at least talking to the other side, with Vincent, or someone else, in the room.
It has the added virtue of continuing the Election Assistance Commission, set up after the 2000 presidential vote-count crisis to help upgrade state and local voting systems.
During the Florida vote-counting crisis, he was so deeply unhelpful you could argue that it cost Gore his chance at the White House.
One week for the Scots to remove the shrapnel from their feet and address the penalty count crisis that is crucifying them.
A tightening of the waistband hardly counts as a crisis in a region where so many have endured actual devastation.
Despite their disclaimers ("a tightening of the waistband hardly counts as a crisis in a region where so many have endured actual devastation"), these articles may seem a little tone-deaf; but they're harmless enough, and they add to the conversation.
The timing and accuracy of your communications in a crisis counts for a lot.
The NPHS-Social Support section is comprised of four statements about having "someone to confide in", "someone one can count on in a crisis", "someone one can count on for advice", and "someone who makes one feel loved and cared for", with Yes/No response options.
It doesn't count as a global crisis, but the ranks of the world's supermodels are depleted.
Now, investors have warmed to the ambitious and opinionated younger Murdoch sibling, says Marci Ryvicker, an analyst at Wells Fargo Securities, an investment bank.Unfortunately, most bosses at the centre of a corporate crisis cannot count on reaping the benefits of investors' forgiveness and short memories.
