Given the scale of the crisis, a sizeable expansion of the IMF's special drawing rights will be required, perhaps up to a trillion dollars with an emphasis on unconditional access for deficit countries.
The 1980s savings-and-loan crisis amounted to a sizeable banking bust, but because it did not result in an economic catastrophe, the regulatory consequences were modest.
Among many other pledges (some unfulfilled, others reneged upon - coming soon in Part 2), Candidate Obama promised to hold a "National Rural Summit" within 100 days of taking office, to address the American family farm crisis that plagues a sizeable swath of the country.
Environmental campaigners are hopeful Obama will devote a sizeable chunk of the speech to the climate crisis.
It also shows that constrained firms are forced to burn a sizeable portion of their cash savings during the crisis and to cut more deeply planned dividend distributions.
Announcing strong results for the previous financial year, he said Dixons had shown it could cope with tough economic conditions during the crisis in Greece, where it has a sizeable business.
The council's "Taskforce" was handed a sizeable £50 million from central government to deal with the crisis, which has been spent on financial support, training and helping the men to "self-market" themselves, she says.
ITV says that there is no ratings crisis, arguing the Rugby World Cup this autumn will draw sizeable audiences attractive to advertisers, albeit not on the scale football would bring.
In addition to well-publicized options for control, including antiviral prophylaxis and quarantine (6, 7 ), travel restrictions, both external and internal, may play a role in reducing the geographic spread of the virus (8 – 11 ) Restrictions on travel can have a sizeable economic and social impact, as seen in affected nations during the crisis with severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS).
"Weather modification" teams, which apparently helped to keep the Beijing Olympics rain-free, are turning their hand to seeding clouds with chemical-filled artillery shells to encourage downpours.China has also built up sizeable wheat stocks 60m tonnes, according to America's Department of Agriculture since the 2008 food crisis.
