Nor is it obvious the Orderly Liquidation Authority would be able to wind down one of our large banks during a crisis.
Unlike medallists Jenny Jones and Lizzy Yarnold, Muirhead will not be able to wind down by watching British dramas because her television is broken.
But Mr. Penniman was able to wind it up and show him how things moved, and how all the gears and cams worked.
Children will be able to wind their way through an interactive harvest maze and participate in hands-on workshops like puppet shows.
A flick on, and Slimani is able to wind his neck back before powering a header from a standing start, 12 yards out, towards the top right.
Lehman's U.S. broker-dealer, Lehman Brothers Inc. (LBI), was excluded from the parent company's bankruptcy filing on September 15 , 2008 because it was thought that the solvent subsidiary might be able to wind down its affairs in a normal fashion.
Still, the show of resolve eventually calmed fears to the point where the European Central Bank has been able to wind down its emergency purchases of Greek debt and other bonds.
Amazon, for instance, shouldn't have even been able to wind up in a situation where its entire Northern Virginia facility could fail at once instead, it should be split up into separate sub-systems which work independently.
Popular discontent is the only release valve the group has, he said, which makes it improbable that Hamas will be able to wind down the demonstrations along the fence.
For all their resources and spending, they lack a top-quality scrum-half and a leader by example at forward where Wasps had George Smith, at 35 still a master of his art, a quick thinker who, when his side were reduced to 14 men, was able to wind down the clock by engaging the referee in conversation.
