The impression was of a regime which, having engineered a crisis, then wanted it to go quickly away.In this section Everywhere on the rise Oh no!
"When politicians engineer a religious crisis, the people who take over are the dregs," he says.
Critics fear that, having so far failed to find a successor, Mr Karzai may engineer a political crisis to provide an excuse for postponing the vote.Mr Karzai should stop playing games.
Nicola Sturgeon hopes the Scottish National party can help engineer a political crisis at Westminster that will force MPs to reconsider continued UK membership of the EU single market and customs union after Brexit.
At those moments fear is a low neurological priority that would only interfere with my reaction time, like a panicky manager shoved aside by competent, grim-faced engineers in a crisis.
It seems hard for you and I to believe that anyone, any group, would purposely engineer an economic crisis for personal benefit.
Next Hitler engineered a diplomatic crisis with Czechoslovakia, claiming Czech mistreatment of its German minority in the Sudetenland.
Kieran Suckling, executive director of the Center for Biological Diversity, an organization in Tucson that has brought a number of lawsuits on critical habitat, said, "They've engineered a budget crisis".
Having taken the plunge into full-scale concert promotion, Fifa engineered a foreseeable crisis by announcing a line-up in which African artists were overshadowed by Americans, and which featured just three South African acts.
The former minister writes that people "who should know better" have helped the Tories engineer a "so-called summer crisis" for Labour by offering public rather than private criticism.
