So Dexia in Belgium has €82 billion ($117 billion) of state funding, and Lloyds could have up to £100 billion ($162 billion).The original idea was that state support could be withdrawn swiftly as the panic subsided.
Two other Democratic contenders, Senator Christopher J. Dodd of Connecticut and Representative Dennis J. Kucinich of Ohio, have also insisted that there is no "military solution" for Iraq and that troops should be withdrawn swiftly.
Retreating, Alexios's troops, and especially the Turks, employed skirmishing tactics, attacking the enemy line and then withdrawing swiftly, thus keeping their opponents at bay and weakening the coherence of their line.
Nowhere has withdrawn so swiftly from the global economy, nor seen such a thorough reversal of neo-liberal policies.
Eight main benefits would be merged into just two, which would be withdrawn less swiftly and at a less onerous rate for claimants who find work.
From the start, the army believed America and its allies would swiftly withdraw from Afghanistan, opening the way for its former proxies to return to power.
Trump's announcement in December that he would swiftly withdraw all troops took military leaders by surprise and generated widespread concern.
I would guess that Boris Johnson's unlikely and extended political ascendance felt terrific until, this June, he had to spike the Brexit proposal that he had personally promoted and swiftly withdraw from the Conservative Party race.
KRUEN, Germany, June 8 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister David Cameron tripped up over Europe at a summit of the Group of Seven Industrial nations (G7), appearing to issue an ultimatum to his own ministers over the EU only to swiftly withdraw it, saying he had been misunderstood.
Antonio was swiftly withdrawn.
The offer was swiftly withdrawn.
