Sentence examples for crisis standards from inspiring English sources

At 3.3 percent of G.D.P., Germany's budget deficit is low by crisis standards and frequently cited as a justification to appeal to Berlin for solidarity with poorer countries.

At 3.3 percent of gross domestic product, Germany's budget deficit is low by crisis standards and frequently cited as a justification to appeal to Berlin for solidarity with poorer countries.

Adrien Brody plays a substitute teacher named Henry Barthes, who arrives at a high school in crisis: standards have slumped, the principal (Marcia Gay Harden) is being fired, and her faculty members — played by a strong roll call of actors, including Christina Hendricks, Blythe Danner, William Petersen, Lucy Liu, and a super-seedy James Caan — look hollowed out and spent.

According to Hodge (19), although legal reforms have occurred in the United States in the last years, three core challenges will continue to engage experts during the next decade: the legal implications of multiple emergency declarations, legal triage, and liability protection for practitioners and entities implementing crisis standards of care in response to declared emergencies (19).

After weathering the financial crisis, Standard Chartered was regarded as a star of the British banking industry.

"In the six years since the global economic crisis, standard jobs were destroyed while part-time employment continued to increase," it says, in the new report, In It Together: Why Less Inequality Benefits All, the latest in a series on inequality.

After that, however, many economists expect the ECB to revert to its pre-crisis standards on collateral, of only accepting debt that is A- and up.

Its great achievement was to be both radical and conservative: it provided an alternative political economy that spoke to contemporary concerns over the economic crisis, living standards and the nature of change, without retreating into nostalgia.

"That's what we're doing - tackling the issues that matter to people today, like the crisis in standards of living, how we get jobs and growth moving, something Tony Blair talks about today.

As the chances of war increased in the aftermath of the Munich Crisis, the standards of the RAF were relaxed, however, as the service expanded and brought in men from ordinary social backgrounds.

The evolution of SDH as proxy measures for deepening health inequities is justified, given that such inequities generally arise from differential exposures to SDH [ 16], and that efforts to measure health equity impacts of the financial crisis using standard health indicators such as morbidity and mortality rates would be confounded by lag-time effects.