This makes it vital that regulators promote innovations like contingent convertible bonds (or "cocos"), forms of debt that explicitly envisage bail-in.The third lesson is that attempts to set rigid templates are likely to rub up against the crooked timber of banking.
This latter approach seems promising in the light of those texts where Sextus explicitly envisages the Skeptic responding to the Dogmatists' use of hypotheses by coming up with opposing hypotheses which would in turn generate opposing conclusions (PH I 173; M VIII 370; M III 8; M VII 315; etc.; see Barnes 1990a: 1990a09).
SAPV explicitly envisages cooperation between the new services and existing structures, especially the care delivered by family doctors, the coordination of medical care and the improvement of teamwork as between professionals [ 9].
These Guidance and Guidelines were not explicitly developed for REDD+, although this may be envisaged in the near future.
Early drafts included a short prologue containing interviews with scientists about extraterrestrial life, voice-over narration (a feature in all of Kubrick's previous films), a stronger emphasis on the prevailing Cold War balance of terror, a slightly different and more explicitly explained scenario for Hal's breakdown, and a differently envisaged monolith for the "Dawn of Man" sequence.
Action against Persia may then have been once again envisaged, but in other respects the precedent of the Delian League was explicitly avoided.
Although benefits of interventions to address gender-based inequities could be envisaged, mothers were concerned with being dutiful wives and did not explicitly mention the need to challenge gender inequities.
The SDG's target 10.c (UN 2015a) explicitly calls for the reduction of costs associated with remittance transfers going very much in the direction that was envisaged in the proposed SFDRR text.
Implicitly, we take into account that the share of agricultural biofuels envisaged at the EU level has to be increased as well, even though this is not explicitly modeled.
In contrast to the sweeping political changes envisaged by Toffler, Selye focused on a more overtly individual route to social harmony, one that explicitly dismissed the practical and theoretical values of democracy (Selye, 1974: 247) and drew instead on Selye's understanding of biological homoeostasis and on his earlier reflections on the nature and control of conflict and competition.
