Sentence examples for shaky institutions from inspiring English sources

And as in other sectors, she said, some financially shaky institutions will most likely be seeking mergers.

The Front is now trying to regain power even as Mr. Kabbah's Government begins to re-establish shaky institutions and repair a ravaged capital.

When he says that "France, of all the industrialized countries, is the one that's suffered least from the crisis," it appears (knowing unofficial French criticism of German banks) to be a way of pointing to Germany's shaky institutions.

Those shaky institutions could end up needing to tap financing like the 500 billion euro European Stability Mechanism bailout pool already established by European Union, even if the means by which banks get that money is still a matter of debate.

That course would have the advantage of restoring legitimacy to the rather shaky institutions set up by the Good Friday Agreement of three years ago, and the disadvantage of increasing the power of Mr Adams and the fire-and-brimstone unionist, the Reverend Ian Paisley, at the expense of their more moderate counterparts, the nationalist John Hume and Mr Trimble.

Analysts said Mr. Jonathan's new authority, even if briefly held because the country goes to the polls next year, will make him far more able to tackle Nigeria's problems: pervasive corruption; violent religious, ethnic and economic clashes in the north and south; weak infrastructure; shaky institutions; and a compromised electoral system with no coherent national voter list.

He overruled his advisers by endorsing a rival bid by Banca Popolare Italiana, a shaky institution run by a close friend, Gianpiero Fiorani.

"If there is any lack of confidence over Grameen Bank and if people have lack of trust over the institution, then the Grameen Bank will be a shaky institution," Prof Yunus said after the court hearing.

Speaking of MOCA, the once shaky institution is getting back on its feet, while across Grand Avenue, the blue-chip Broad Collection will be its new neighbor when it opens to the public, free of charge, sometime next year.

Questions about shakier institutions may not be put to rest until the banks bolster the amounts of stock and low-risk securities they hold as a cushion against market shocks.

At the height of the financial crisis, the government made shoring up the banking system a priority and took over some of the shakiest institutions, including two giants, SeoulBank and Korea First Bank.