Though some banks are making use of loopholes to soften its effect, the change nonetheless threatens to force many to book huge paper losses.
Alarmed by the recent declines in Japanese stock prices, lawmakers from the ruling Liberal Democratic Party proposed several measures today meant to prop up the market and soften its effect on the country's troubled banks.
He is credited with anticipating the oil price collapse in 2008 and helping to soften its effect on the Russian economy by saving profits in advance in sovereign wealth funds.
But Mr. McCain, a Republican from Arizona, indicated that the government has a role in helping the truly needy, and he likened the current crisis to the savings-and-loan meltdown in the 1980s, which set off an extensive government bailout to soften its effect on the economy.
Louis quickly acknowledged this as a mistake and softened its effect, but at this time the Austrians also joined the alliance of France and Luxembourg (July 27 , 1324.
Though hormone replacement therapy can soften the effects of testosterone, the process is most effective before puberty.
Gale A. Norton's attempt to soften the effects of oil exploration in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is disingenuous at best.
Dubbed iSAVE (sigh…), the airbags deflate rapidly upon impact, just like conventional airbags, to soften the effects of a crash for pedestrians.
Essential oils of Juniper, Cedar-wood, Grapefruit, Lavender, Carrot, Fennel, Rosemary, and Lemon help soften the effects of a hangover.
