This leads to a succession of small, potentially lethal crises that cumulatively strain credulity and risk parching the tear ducts.
Three principles underpin Universal Health Coverage; equity of access, long-term sustainability and resilience, ie making sure that health systems can withstand potentially catastrophic crises and emergencies.
Mr. Freeh, a former agent, mafia-busting prosecutor and federal judge, quickly took charge of the agency and led it through the aftermath of the standoffs in Idaho and Texas, overhauling its response to potentially violent crises.
Rarely contrived, only occasionally glib, this small gem of a movie is accurate in its evocation of the recent past and honest in its confronation of potentially tragic crises.
An inquiry cleared the agency of setting a fire at the compound that cost more than 80 lives, and Mr. Freeh took steps to change the way his agents responded to potentially violent crises.
First Mrs. Clinton ran an advertisement suggesting that Mr. Obama lacked the experience and perhaps the gumption needed to protect the nation, particularly late at night (Mr. Obama noted that Mrs. Clinton's precise qualifications to preside over potentially apocalyptic crises also are scant).
We are talking about a potentially devastating crisis situation in which our society will express nostalgia for events which have yet to occur," Williams told reporters.
Some marketing experts said Mr. Jobs had been effective at deflecting a potentially damaging crisis and predicted Apple would suffer little damage from the antenna ruckus.
German resistance will be put to the test when euro-zone finance ministers meet Monday to discuss a comprehensive response to the potentially systemic crisis.
Insiders say the 71-year-old autocrat was shocked by a potentially similar crisis in 2013 when thousands of protesters took to the streets, prompting a harsh crackdown in which nearly 200 civilians were killed and at least 800 arrested.
