Sentence examples for interim crisis from inspiring English sources

Consequently, many are worried about the political fallout of ongoing accusations against Aquino and his coterie, fearing the resurgence of disreputable opposition leaders, who could use any interim crisis to reverse recent reforms, derail the Philippines' growth trajectory, and institute a more viciously corrupt order.

Those receiving medication met weekly with psychiatrists for medication management and had access to mental health professionals for interim crisis care.

In the end, the battle for Najaf that had plunged Iraq's interim government into crisis ended, to everyone's surprise and relief, peacefully yesterday.

"We have roughly 200 families in crisis- or interim-housing right now.

On the political front, Brazil seems headed from bad to worse as the interim president, says Grasielle Castro, stumbles from crisis to crisis.

Janet Weinberg, who is leading Gay Men's Health Crisis on an interim basis, said it was "grappling" with the same kinds of changes affecting many other AIDS organizations.

"We've done as much as we can possibly do to manage what is really a politically manufactured budget crisis," Richard J. Helldobler, the interim president of the university, said.

Denying that there were any negotiations between Brotherhood leaders and the military-led interim government to end the crisis, he said the Brotherhood would accept early presidential elections, but only if Mr. Morsi was returned to power.

However, the interim report on the pensions crisis coming from the Pensions Commission tomorrow is expected to imply that we may need to increase our savings by twice as much.

Zahir's decision to withdraw from any political role avoided a crisis in the interim government, which is dominated by a powerful Tajik ethnic faction that controls three of the most important ministries.

As soon as the panel put out an interim report blaming the water crisis above all on the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality, Snyder announced the resignation of the agency's leader. .