In the wake of Lehman Brother's collapse, world leaders at the 2009 G20 summit in Pittsburgh promised reform of financial markets, and regulators around the world have been scrambling to run tighter ships.
Mr. Parsons, one of the highest profile black executives in American business history, managed in 2002 to come out on top of the postmerger scramble to run Time Warner over better positioned executives, in part because the board prized his ability to find consensus and middle ground.
Since then, Republicans in Illinois have scrambled to persuade someone to run against Mr. Obama, and so far, they have failed.
Poll workers scrambled to get gas to run the remaining generator and open the site, in the outdoor playground of Public School 180, which overlooks Jamaica Bay at Beach 104th Street in Queens and has views of the Manhattan skyline.
The owner ran toward us hollering, and I scrambled to my feet and ran for the door.
Drug shortages and medical device shortfalls abounded as pharmaceutical companies scrambled to find enough diesel to run their factories, deal with power outages, locate and ensure their employees' safety, and figure out how to transport people to work on obstructed roads.
While city officials are scrambling to avoid running out of money this year, a state review team is expected to decide soon whether the city requires an outside financial manager to take control.
But he scrambled to his feet and ran toward midfield.
Mitchell jumped on the loose ball, scrambled to his feet and ran 17 yards into the end zone.
With the 49ers facing 3rd and six just 10 yards away from the end zone, Kaepernick scrambled to his left and ran out of bounds on the right side a yard short of converting the first down.
