Those who hoped that, alongside this, we should see the rise of a diverse, semi-socialised banking sector were dismayed as, for example, the caja de ahorro sector in Spain, and then the Co-operative Bank in the UK, entered crises contingent on mismanagement and their entanglement with politics.
In summary, palliative care needs in a given crisis are contingent on pre-existing morbidities in the affected population, the impact of disaster on that population, available healthcare resources relative to needs, transportation, access, and the stage of the crisis.
In 2003, in the wake of a failed economic reform programme, initiated by Kim Jong-il, and a growing nuclear crisis, a large contingent of People's Liberation Army PLAA) troops were moved into the border region of Yanbian in China's south-eastern Jilin Province.
With the crisis averted, a large contingent gathered around to soothe the wee one.
A glow remained, though, and there were everywhere signs of that boisterous English good cheer that seems contingent upon crisis.
assists countries in overcoming financial crises, but typically makes loans contingent on harsh austerity measures.
Such "perilous critical moments" are both immanent to the temporality of modernity, at a structural level (the temporality of crisis), and, in each particular case, contingent and conjuncturally specific.
Starting in December 1902, Vineta participated in the German naval contingent in the Venezuela Crisis of 1902 1903.
Stable job prospects, that is, working conditions that are virtually unaffected by contingent economic cycles or political crises, are the main features of a desirable job in western Germany.
The force would be the alliance's first standing military contingent, able to rush to a crisis within Europe or beyond.
