As expected, the UK's banks are not deemed to need any extra capital buffer.
After the government applied stress tests to the banks last May, it was the only big bank that could not raise the capital it was deemed to need.
Jobseekers will be put on pilot schemes if they are deemed to need extra help or are suspected of working in the black economy.
Whenever humankind has been deemed to need divine aid for salvation, there has been an emphasis on a personal relationship with the saviour-god concerned.
As finance minister under François Hollande, Moscovici was seen to have failed to deliver on the structural reforms France is deemed to need and to get the excessive budget deficit under control.
Several large regional banks -- like Regions Financial in Alabama and SunTrust Banks in Georgia, and Keycorp and Fifth Third in Ohio -- were also deemed to need large sums of capital.
Central to Mr Obama's plan is that insurance companies must offer low-cost and government-subsidised cover to anyone deemed to need it, and that insurers should not be able to discriminate against anyone for being unhealthy.
After going through several months of orientation and substance abuse treatment, if he is deemed to need it, he may be allowed to hold a job, but will have to follow strict orders to check in by telephone when he gets to work and to call when he is returning home.
Merkel and Wolfgang Schäuble, the finance minister, have been tight-lipped this week on the growing calls for a "Grexit", but German press reports indicate that the crunch point could be reached if Greece is deemed to need even more bailout funds, a scenario widely seen as likely.
The lender (the former financial-services arm of General Motors) would be the only company to have undergone a government "stress test" which is deemed to need more public money.Negative territoryPrivate-sector lending in the euro zone decreased by 0.3% in September from a year earlier, the first such drop since comparable records began in 1992.
