Sentence examples for banking emergency from inspiring English sources

Mr Hoover came to New York, where he will remain for a few days attending to private business and if necessary lending aid in the banking emergency.

That rate is punitive and it might spike to plainly unaffordable levels if Madrid were to bite the bullet and look to the markets to solve its banking emergency.

Little or no electricity would mean little or no telecommunications, water or gasoline (the pumps are electric), refrigeration, banking, emergency services, law enforcement or military security.

But today's more open and competitive financial environment requires a new way of dealing with banking emergencies.Britain is the only country in the G7 club of leading economies without a special public mechanism for grabbing control of a failing bank and ensuring that depositors get their money without delay.

Fobaproa lent some banks emergency cash, helped others to restructure loans and helped debtors to repay.

For example, when a river bursts its banks emergency responders can create danger zones and identify properties which need evacuating.

On March 8, the Federal Reserve held its final auction in a two-year-old program that offered banks emergency short-term loans.

BERLIN — The European Central Bank increased aid to cash-strapped financial institutions Thursday, but disappointed those expecting more drastic measures to combat slowing growth and address a deepening bank emergency.

Page B1 EUROPE INCREASES AID The European Central Bank increased aid to struggling financial institutions, but disappointed those expecting more substantial measures to combat slowing growth and address a bank emergency.

The Trussell Trust has provided through its network of food banks emergency assistance for over 500,000 people since 2013 who are in financial crisis, who are going hungry who have been referred by more than 23,000 different professionals holding vouchers.

"Living wills" - banks' emergency plans to be used in the event of a crisis - will eventually allow one part of a bank to be wound down in an orderly fashion without bringing down the whole operation.