More likely, a sharp rise in Treasury yields, and quite possibly a generalized financial crisis, would force the government to tackle the problem at some point before then.
The government's plans to recapitalize Bankia, Spain's fourth-largest bank, have reinforced concerns about a generalized banking crisis and costly bailouts.
The turmoil in the currency markets was initially triggered by a generalized liquidity crisis, which started with the default of Russian government debt.
In January 2010 the World Health Organization said Gaza was facing an "on?going deterioration in the social, economic and environmental determinants of health," and outlined a generalized health-care crisis involving all levels of care, the increasing unsuitability of the drinking water supply, and the serious impact of lack of building materials on public health and the health care system.
The developmental thrust was further circumscribed by the generalized state of crisis in the target districts.
However, there is a dearth of literature describing task shifting in sub-Saharan Africa, where services for antiretroviral therapy (ART) have scaled up rapidly in the face of generalized human resource crises.
The invaders are eating their way through the native fauna, producing what is, even in an age of generalized extinction, a major crisis.
"Europe is today facing a possible resurgence of the crisis with generalized austerity, and that's what I don't want".
Given America's ongoing amphetamine crisis and generalized sleep deprivation, legalizing a safer alternative like modafinil makes a lot of sense.
This knowledge of the past can help formulate a think-tank and inspiration that can be applied to the present situation, where the on-going economic and environmental crisis makes the generalized application of the 4Rs of sustainable building an imperative.
