The group also noted that the Dodd-Frank Act, passed in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis, subjected private equity fund managers to additional oversight from regulators.
King's setting is an English countryside on the brink of crisis and subject to rigorous official inspection.
It has a plum role (even if French cuisine is in crisis, the subject of a delicious essay).
Stew's evolving identity crisis, the subject of his Broadway musical "Passing Strange," informs songs in which he minutely gauges how people perceive him in various settings, then adjusts his behavior accordingly.
(For more on football, come back for Ben McGrath's chat tomorrow on the game's concussion crisis — the subject of his piece in the magazine this week — and how things look for the Steelers).
Second, dwelling on soft issues left the Tories unprepared for the return of hard economic questions brought about by the financial crisis, a subject on which they rarely sounded convincing.The government knows that making too much of its environmentalism risks alienating squeezed voters.
Yemen, which imported 90percentt of its food before the crisis, is subject to a Saudi-led blockade imposed on commercial vessels, which are inspected by a U.N. verification mechanism.
I was looking for a theme to start a course project on and war and crisis were subjects that interested me, so I decided to go back to Sri Lanka and look at the country in that state of flux. .
Sue Coe and Frank Moore both use the AIDS crisis as their subject.
