Sentence examples for drastic banking from inspiring English sources

But the government's turn to a more drastic banking policy is deepening divisions in the Liberal Democratic Party.

He was speaking after a turbulent week in which the Thai currency, the baht, had been saved from devaluation only by drastic central-bank intervention.

Last week, there was a string of four major "take-over style" robberies in one day in San Diego, and major cities, including San Francisco, Houston and Milwaukee, have all seen drastic spikes in bank robberies this year, said Michelle Renee, a former banking industry executive who tracks bank robbery trends.

By contrast Wilson seemed conservative with a program he called the New Freedom; it envisaged a concerted effort to destroy monopoly and to open the doors of economic opportunity to small businessmen through drastic tariff reduction, banking reform, and severe tightening of the antitrust laws.

By contrast, Wilson seemed conservative with a program he called the New Freedom; it envisaged a concerted effort to destroy monopoly and to open the doors of economic opportunity to small businessmen through drastic tariff reduction, banking reform, and severe tightening of antitrust laws.

He said that we need to do something drastic, particularly on bank capital".

Nicholas Lardy of the Brookings Institution reckons that there are about $500 billion-worth of bad debts in the system, or more than 50% of all loans.A switch to a floating exchange rate, therefore, cannot happen without drastic reform of the banking system, and that looks to be several years away.

All eyes would then turn to the central bank for drastic action.

Some scams take advantage of globalisation: American officials found that Hizbullah, a Lebanese movement, raised funds by exporting used cars from America and selling them in west Africa.Governments are understandably keen to cut terrorists off from sources of cash, and have been taking drastic steps to punish banks for involvement in financing dangerous people.

There were fears that the money markets could freeze up completely and put smaller lenders out of business as a result of the central bank's drastic move.

Both are harshly critiquing late capitalism, but only Sanders seems ready to propose drastic steps like nationalizing banks, even if he has sometimes been fuzzy on the details of his proposals.