And he would increase police presence in trouble spots.
"If their numbers increase, people will be in trouble as well as the monkeys".
But even if the firm is not in trouble, an increase in the price of those swaps may scare other investors, and send the company's stock down.
Large amounts of migration may often imply a weak economy with few available (or attractive) jobs, as the increase in emigration from European trouble spots, Ireland and Spain, testifies.
Unless income increases dramatically we'll be in trouble".
But if she leaves some to buy the food, etc, then these debts will increase and she will end up in trouble from her debtors.
Fears are growing among investors that, even with its implacable opposition to eurobonds and large-scale intervention by the ECB to buy state bonds, the German government could be forced to increase guarantees for other eurozone countries in trouble.
That has real implications: There's a continuing and troubling increase in the spread of STDs, especially among younger people.
And many in the LDP worry that another unpopular increase could spell trouble in local elections in the spring.
There has been an increasing realisation that the NHS is in trouble, deep trouble," she said.
