Sentence examples for crisis order from inspiring English sources

Here are things Washington would do if it were genuinely serious about alleviating this crisis: – Order Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to let homeowners whose equity is temporarily underwater refinance their mortgages as long as they have equity in their houses and are making their monthly payments.

Pizza has also benefited as consumers reined in their spending after the financial crisis; ordering a pizza delivery is cheaper than going out to eat.

A nuclear war has an extremely high likelihood of creating a refugee crisis orders of magnitude larger than the one we seem unable to cope with today.

When the banks were on the brink of collapse in September 2008, the then Prime Minister and his officials stayed up through most of the night to prepare a response to the crisis, ordering in takeaway food to see them through till dawn.

A3 World Briefing A8 NATIONAL A12-20 U.S. Widens Regulation Of Electricity in West Federal regulators, broadening their efforts to rein in California's power crisis, ordered that restraints on electricity prices be applied at all hours and extended to 10 other states across the West to prevent electricity suppliers from selling their power out of state to avoid the limits.

34– 36 Potentially distressing information delivered sensitively can be used to reassure by allowing planning around symptom progression and actual mode of death, such as preparing specific crisis orders for catastrophic hemorrhage.

Some governments deliberately sidelined their own competition authorities during the crisis in order to crunch ailing banks together.

"We need to know how Turkey coped with its crisis in order to understand the crises in Brazil," Ms. Bastos said.

The state never established a back-up plan for a drug crisis in order to avoid depending entirely on pharmaceutical companies.

Liu Bih-rong, a political scientist at Soochow University in Taipei, thinks Mr Wang is trying to win kudos for resolving the crisis in order to shore up his power.

S.&P. has made many changes since the financial crisis in order to strengthen its independence from issuers, monitor global credit risks and improve its methodologies.