It no doubt worries that if a troubled foreign parent abandoned its local offspring, it might pose a threat to financial stability, as many feared would happen in central and eastern Europe.Nothing will force the RBI's hand until India appoints a new finance minister after its elections, which finish on May 13th, and foreign banks get back on their feet, says Mr Shah.
All of these issues will be topics of this blog and others over the weeks and months ahead: The first theme is knowledge: how much should any business be expected to know about the impacts it or its suppliers has on society and the risks it might pose to communities, in particular the most vulnerable?
She had avoided marriage for years, fearing it might pose challenges she couldn't navigate.
It might pose some much more interesting and pertinent questions in the media.
That doctrine is the primary official charge against Iran today: it might pose a deterrent to US and Israeli force.
Mrs. Clinton and her advisers declined on Tuesday to comment on "Rodham" and the complications it might pose, political or otherwise.
Part IV concludes with a deeper look at the prospect of a culturally cliterate family law, including the fundamental paradoxes that it might pose.
In addition, he confirmed that the aid was not being identified as coming from the United States, in case it might pose some risk or discomfort to the recipients.
It might pose problems for companies like Apple, Intel and Qualcomm, whose market dominance in online music downloads, computer chips and mobile phone technology is also being scrutinized by the European Commission.
At a press conference by the organising committee this week, almost every question was about Zika and the risks it might pose to athletes and visitors.
The enormous potential of synthetic biology has led to concerns that it might pose an environmental or public health threat if designer organisms were to escape from laboratories.
