In the arts world Mr. Kaiser is known as a turnaround artist for his record of rescuing floundering institutions, among them American Ballet Theater and the Royal Opera in London.
The more successful the bank is in taming inflationary expectations, the readier it will be to make further rate cuts to rescue a floundering economy.
But as with many of the offerings here, the film's punchy and often shocking imagery isn't enough to rescue a floundering story line.
But Mr Bouchard's exit is certainly a heavy blow to an ailing cause.In a referendum in 1995, Mr Bouchard, then the secessionists' leader in the federal parliament, was brought in to rescue a floundering yes campaign.
And if Ms Bachelet wants to rescue her floundering presidency, she will have to show a similar resolve, acting as mother of the nation rather than of Mr Dávalos.
Mr. Brewster spent $360 million to acquire Fast Company just as the bloom was coming off the new-economy rose, and his attempt to rescue the floundering McCall's magazine through a partnership with Ms. O'Donnell ended in acrimony.
It has also rescued his floundering presidential campaign not once, but twice.
The Wanderers rescued their floundering continental foray in the nick of time on Wednesday night, edging the K-League giants 3-2 in Korea despite nearly blowing a three-goal lead.
For all that, few believe that the drones will derail talks between the two countries on other major issues: the situation in Afghanistan after American troops leave next year, relations with India, and managing Pakistan's nuclear security — not to mention rescuing the floundering economy and resolving the energy crisis.
In the eighties, you had Sanford Sigoloff and Victor Palmieri, whose rescue operations at floundering companies earned them a reputation as "the Green Berets of corporate management".
