Meanwhile, banks are exposed to further possible write-downs which could strain money markets once more.
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In a time of peace, with budgets already strained, that money would be better spent on social issues like education, Mr. Pastor said.
Sally Webster, a professor emerita at Lehman College of City University of New York who has studied the Montgomery monument, said the appropriation "was an extraordinary amount for a new Congress when they were straining to find money for troops and food and uniforms".
Here in Diyala Province, in the northeast, once the country's epicenter of female suicide attacks, the group's leaders are straining to find money to pay electric bills and rent on its drafty headquarters.
But the EU spent weeks bickering over where to find the money, further straining relations with Turkey, which were already difficult after President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan threatened to put refugees on planes and buses bound for Europe.
They devour tax money, strain public services, and, prejudices aside, are often truly difficult to integrate into the societies of host countries.
Re "Sharing a Vacation, Straining a Friendship" (Love & Money, Aug. 4), which described the potential trouble when several families stay together in a vacation rental property: We had a group vacation in France that overwhelmed all of us for how well all five couples got along.
When you arrived you could see the strain of money being made and taken through the pervasive drizzle.
The bank's six-strong executive board moved quickly to intervene last summer, when severe strains in money markets started to appear.
