America had become volatile.
It demands less capital from banks when the data show a longer period of calm, and more capital when markets have become volatile.
For instance, its officials said, a common and ordinarily innocuous type of unexpended ammunition -- airburst rounds for 23-millimeter antiaircraft guns -- seems to have become volatile here.
Political dynamics in the United States and around the world have become volatile and complex, and my goal is to create a platform for deep and meaningful experiences," said Israel.
While dividend payers started the year running about neck and neck with the broad market, they've held up better in recent weeks as global markets have become volatile because of the European debt crisis.
The Sydney Morning Herald reported that the federal police guarding the prime minister and Mr. Abbott determined that the situation had become volatile and decided to rush them from the restaurant to a waiting car.
Speaking to the media at the ambulance station in Sunshine, in Melbourne's western suburbs, on Sunday, the Victorian health and ambulance services minister, Jill Hennessy, said paramedics would turn the body cameras on if they felt a situation had become volatile and tell everyone around them that they were now being filmed.
