Many of the refugees, of whom a majority are Muslim, are being housed in over 40 emergency encampments while others have left to stay with relatives elsewhere, but social welfare officials warned of a possible crisis on the horizon.
Besides, having children not only on wait-lists but in a regular intervention gives practitioners a means of possible crisis intervention, an option that many participating centres asked for out of ethical considerations.
A follow-up question sought Blatter's view of possible crisis within FIFA.
That puts the Secret Service in charge of coordinating security between agencies, gives the F.B.I. responsibility for collecting intelligence and providing crisis management, and gives the Federal Emergency Management Administration the job of dealing with the effects of any possible crisis.
But American military analysts have become so concerned about the recent increase in activity that last week they raised the alert status on the threat of pro-Iraqi hackers to the level of a "possible crisis," the F.B.I. assessment said.
The survey provides an initial experimental analysis of the possible crisis mechanisms, taking into account the recent findings related to the behavior of all FRP beam-column joints, to the orthotropy of the material and to the effect of the holes.
Human rights activists are warning of a possible crisis there.
Moreover, there has been a failure to take account of the Bank's report on economic stability, giving warnings at an early stage of a possible crisis.
To avoid a possible crisis, insurance regulators met with representatives of about a dozen banks on Wednesday to discuss ways to shore up the insurers by injecting fresh capital, much as Wall Street firms have turned to outside investors recently after suffering steep losses related to subprime mortgages.
Together, their books suggest a possible social crisis of farreaching import.
