Sentence examples for forestall crisis from inspiring English sources

Working to forestall crisis In Hodh El Gharbi Region, home mainly to pastoral nomads, carcasses of dead animals line the road.

First, could it hope to forestall a crisis?

Many investors interpreted that move as a signal that lawmakers would do everything possible to forestall a crisis.

And central banks have already had the experience of dealing with the Lehman fallout and are determined to forestall another crisis of such magnitude.

For example, Boehner has claimed, in the past few days, that the House passed bills months ago that would forestall the crisis.

A common refrain was that Mr. Sulzberger or Janet L. Robinson, the company's chief executive, should have come to Boston to forestall the crisis.

Minnesota's exceptional acknowledgement of the public importance of the arts was supposed to forestall this crisis, of course; it was part of a culture in which conspicuous displays of wealth, compared to New York and other international cities, were always muted.

Moreover, it was unclear if the twin proposals -- to ban banks with federally insured deposits from casting risky bets in the markets, and to resist further consolidation in the financial industry -- would have done much if anything to forestall the crisis that pushed the economic system to the brink of collapse in 2008.

On the other hand, the central bankers of the world's most important economies have been steadfast in their determination to offset the ill-effects of austerity and to do whatever they can to avoid a financial crisis -- and central banks are very well equipped, indeed designed, to forestall financial crises.

Again, treating Bear as sui generis is not going to be fruitful; we need to ask how and why this happened and enhance our regulatory and industry monitoring systems to forestall these crises of confidence.

These structures performed no better than the U.S. system in allowing regulators to anticipate and forestall credit crises in their jurisdictions.