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But Ford also took advantage of the unfavorable perception that many consumers had of G.M. and Chrysler, which have needed huge infusions of federal aid to survive.

He likens the situation to the coalition's health reforms, which have needed to be written before they reached the statute books: "If you change the structure before the legislation is in place it becomes a risk".

They predict a move away from large-scale, co-ordinated bombings, which have needed considerable training and operational support, to the greater use of lone individuals carrying out smaller-scale random attacks against different targets.

Zapatero imposed austerity and reforms last year as sovereign debt markets threatened to push his country into a situation similar to Portugal, Greece and Ireland – all of which have needed bailouts.

Sulzer, based in Winterthur, Switzerland, has offered to settle many of lawsuits related to a December recall of 26,000 defective Inter-Op artificial hip joints, as well as problems with knee implants, both of which have needed to be replaced.

He said the 787 deliveries would include a mix of the first planes it has built, which have needed extensive reworking to fix poorly made parts from suppliers, and the latest jets, which are coming off the production line in much better shape.

The 19-year-old had a torn right triceps, which had needed a local anaesthetic.

It has its own search engine, Bing, which has needed a major mobile deal.

He said: "I've had a lot of niggling injuries in the second half of the season including a bad back and I've injured a thumb which has needed operating on for about six weeks.

He and fellow 19-year-old Mattia De Sciglio were the two best players on the pitch, a fact which can offer significant encouragement to a Milan team which has needed it.

IKB's principal shareholder, the state-owned banking group KfW, will contribute 450 million euros from a previously arranged credit line to recapitalize the bank, which has needed repeated bailouts to stay afloat in the last six months.