Had policymakers recognized the housing bubble and its dangers, they could have easily taken measures to avert this disaster, preventing the surge in unemployment, the flood of foreclosures and the huge budget deficits that characterize this downturn.
But we will take measures to act".
Take measures to build self-esteem.
Massive crowds of opposition supporters have taken to the streets, blockading public buildings; regions supporting Mr Yanukovich have talked of breaking away; and the authorities have been forced to take emergency measures to avert a collapse in the banking system.
Implications: while EDs can expect long term gains from the implementation of EHRs, they should be prepared for initial decreases in efficiency and take preparatory measures to avert adverse effects on the quality of patient care.
In the best literary tradition, she introduces her account of taking exceptional measures to avert a drastic fate with a biblical overview: "In the beginning, an entrepreneur created a company, and the company was private and profitable," she writes.
In the wake of the near collapse of the US financial sector one year ago, Hank Paulson and Ben Bernanke took extraordinary measures to avert collapse.
Banks have been taking more aggressive measures to avert foreclosures, which have been declining for almost two years, according to RealtyTrac.
Since the disappearance of flight MH370, pilots have been under suspicion – and the deliberate crashing of a Germanwings plane by its co-pilot in 2015 has demonstrated the terrible possibilities, which airline bosses at Lufthansa admitted they could take no real measures to avert.
That is only a few billion less than Oracle, the world's second-biggest software firm (the biggest is Microsoft).Mr Gerstner and Sam Palmisano, who succeeded him in 2002, also took less visible measures to avert another brush with oblivion.
