Sentence examples for vulnerable governments from inspiring English sources

Leaders agreed to add funds to Europe's bailout agency and gave it new authority to aid vulnerable governments and banks.

And it is minded by the European Central Bank (ECB), which can in principle stand behind those vulnerable governments by buying their debt in unlimited quantities on the secondary market.

Emergency finance would be channelled to vulnerable governments from an array of fighting funds of up to €750 billion ($950 billion) variously loaned or guaranteed by EU countries, euro-zone members and the IMF (see article).Markets rallied, for a day or two at least.

To begin with, since the onset of the euro debt crisis, the central bank has purchased more than 200 billion euros, or $255 billion, in bonds from vulnerable governments — including close to 50 billion euros in bonds from Greece — with little to show for it.

At this moment when women and children are most vulnerable, governments are faced with reduced revenues and hard choices.

At this moment when women and children are most vulnerable, governments are faced with decreasing fiscal capacity.

The ecotown story is alarming chiefly in showing how vulnerable government policy is to green hysteria.

Last week, government health officials began contacting companies that routinely sterilize everything from bandages to the tops on whipped-cream spray cans to see if the equipment could be used to kill bacteria or spores in mail flowing to vulnerable government offices.

A vulnerable, government-run database!

46 requires doctors to consult a vulnerable government-run database containing your personal prescription drug history, open to law enforcement, hackers, identity thieves or simply accidents".

In March 7 , 2008 Beckstrom was appointed director of the National Cyber-Security Initiative, a key component of a secretive government effort to secure vulnerable government and private computer networks.