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The longer consolidation is delayed among the banks, which are saddled with losses on loans to the construction industry, the more expensive it may be to deal with them.

He hoped to increase flexibility in hiring at Japanese companies, many of which are saddled with more employees-for-life than they need, protected by labor laws and social norms.

Mr. Fischer declined to cite specific examples, but others have criticized government support for such troubled giants as Hyundai Engineering and Construction, part of the Hyundai Group, and Hynix Semiconductor, both of which are saddled with several billion dollars in loans maturing this year.

Tapping into the luxury market has not been easy for all-inclusives, which are saddled with stereotypes about garish plastic armbands and warmed-over buffet-style meals.

Amos argues that Aflac stands to gain from consumers' concerns about the stability of Japan's domestic insurance companies, which are saddled with massive holdings of low-priced equities and bad newspaper loans.

But Efromovich was expected to bid again for the airline, which is saddled with €1.2bn of debt.

It may also be easier to arrange mergers of publicly traded exchanges, especially in Europe, which is saddled with too many bourses.In this section No exit?

Mr. Shirakawa has repeatedly warned that Japan, which is saddled with the highest level of public debt in the industrialized world, can hardly afford such largess.

Texas, which is saddled with a high energy load on summer afternoons and a growing population, is aggressively pursuing the idea.

Internal calculations showed that Merrill, which was saddled with billions of dollars in souring mortgage assets, had a staggering pretax loss in excess of $10 billion for October and November 2008, and December was looking even worse.

There used to be an organisation, the commission for health improvement, which was saddled with the name Chimp until the authorities sensed this was ludicrous, and agreed to call it something else.