Later, when turmoil in the nationalist Rodina Party led to the resignation of its leader, Dmitri O. Rogozin, Mr. Surkov was reported to be the reason.
By the time I came across these books a decade later, the turmoil of that era had hardened into a pervasive political cynicism, kiln-fired by the heat of Watergate.
Plunges in markets now could help prevent greater turmoil later.
"Assad did not hesitate to use violence or terrorism to further his ends," Shultz later wrote, in "Turmoil and Triumph," his memoir.
Six weeks later, despite some turmoil in financial markets, Court members were told to have confidence in the triple oversight of the Bank of England, the Treasury and the then Financial Services Authority FSAA).
Turmoil later also erupted in the Akershus and Bærum chapters of the party, and calls were made for expelling Gjems-Onstad due to his proposals in parliament; this wing however left the party in 1975 after being in clear minority.
Each piece of music — two symphonies and a piano concerto — marks an important phase of the composer's career, from youthful exuberance to the turmoil of later life.
It was only later, as growing financial turmoil led to an overwhelmingly negative view of the choice to let Lehman go, Hank Paulson, Tim Geithner, and Ben Bernanke began arguing that their hands were tied.The Times piece consciously aims to undercut the solidifying historical view that it was those supposed legal constraints that led to Lehman's demise.
It's a shame, as Kechiche's three-hour film was otherwise dedicated to subtly and intimately sketching the world around the couple as well as his protagonist Adele's nascent erotic desires, her inner turmoil and later her desolate heartbreak.
Within weeks, however, the Asian financial crash plunged its investment into turmoil and months later Suharto was toppled.
An attempt to refinance the business a couple of months later was derailed by the turmoil in the debt market.
