Eventually a number of banks across Europe needed government bailouts because of losses sustained on mortgages in America and elsewhere.The cost of bailing domestic banks out of foreign misadventures exposed one risk of financial globalisation; the losses sustained by domestic creditors and savers when foreign banks went bust showed up another.
Three out of four were suffering from 'Africa-fatigue' – that debilitating condition that afflicts well-meaning foreign philanthropists exposed to an endless stream of images of suffering and torment originating from the dark continent.
Considering that both the efficacy of assembly of a recombinant phage and the amount of the foreign protein exposed on the capsid depend on the insertion site, we tried to identify new possible fusion positions inside of the gpD protein suitable for phage display.
A two-track legal system would permit foreign firms to sidestep domestic courts and laws to sue TPP governments in foreign tribunals, exposing governments to massive new financial liabilities.
Current law makes it a crime to disclose classified information if it aids a foreign government, exposes intelligence agents or relates to the national defense.
A bank loan taken out at a floating interest rate, or denominated in foreign currency, exposes the borrower to additional risks beyond his control.
Officials concede the strategy will make India far more dependent on foreign investors, exposing it to sudden reversals in capital flows, which could bring on a financial crisis.
The US document, classified secret/noforn (not for foreign eyes) exposes deep regional and international concerns about the volatile situation in Lebanon amid fears of a new clash with Israel following the 2006 war.
In April it leaked a selection of the terabyte of data it claims to have obtained from the Kenyan ministry of foreign affairs, exposing details of security arrangements, an arms deal with Namibia and international trade deals.
But it is not only the government in Greece to which foreign investors are exposed.
Worse, Mr. Mirow said, large numbers of households and companies borrowed in foreign currencies: "This exposed many economies to the threat of mass bankruptcy in case of devaluation".
