A global cascade of bank implosions ensued — Wachovia, Washington Mutual, and the Icelandic banking system being merely some of the highlights to date — and a global bailout of the entire system had to be put in train.
"Such investigations were put in train by the Department for Constitutional Affairs and have now been completed".
By the summer of 1944, more than 400,000 Jewish Hungarians had been put in trains and sent away, most to their deaths.
He said he had seen emails that showed how, days after the actor Sienna Miller wrote to the company asking it to retain emails which might relate to hacking her phone, "a previously conceived plan to conceal evidence was put in train by NGN managers".
In a civil hearing in January 2012, Mr Justice Vos said it appeared that "a previously conceived plan to conceal evidence was put in train by News Group managers" shortly after the solicitor for the actor Sienna Miller had asked them to retain emails relating to phone hacking.
The means to achieve Marlborough's fall had already been put in train when the Ministry had set up a Parliamentary Commissionn for the taking, examining and stating the public accounts of the Kingdom', to report on alleged irregularities during the war.
Since then, she has been putting in training weeks of 80to9090 miles, all of it outdoors, except for a few indoor speed workouts.
Athlete trains hard to win bike race is not exactly newsworthy; what mattered here was the precise way in which the effort Froome was putting in in training matched what he was producing on the road.
Dima Zaytsev, a 17-year-old competitive swimmer, was putting in extra training hours at the North Carolina swim training center SwimMAC last week when the unthinkable happened: Zaytsev nearly drowned.
Roberto Mancini is hoping Mario Balotelli (above) will also be fit for the bench at least and the 20-year-old has been putting in extra training in the hope that muscles around his damaged left knee will be strengthened enough for him to play a part.
