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"People who may not have been in a crisis state yesterday may find themselves in a crisis state today," he said.
"NO ONE buys furniture in a crisis," laments Konstantinos Vourvoulakis.
But such hazards tend to be ignored in a crisis.
It's truly incredible how our bodies perform in a crisis.
We're in a crisis right now about what is true.
She's the friend you'd want to call in a crisis.
Ryan Serhant knows how to stay positive in a crisis.
Think twice before following this man's orders in a crisis.
The worst thing to do in a crisis is drink.
She says she really appreciated that option in a crisis.
After all, that could be their lifeline in a crisis.
And even in a crisis, it's going to take some leadership.
Sometimes, in a crisis, it was hard to reconcile these objectives.
They afflicted their authority and ability to act in a crisis.
That's typically an indication the market was pricing in a crisis.
Is that how a potential president should act in a crisis?
I want you to act as you would in a crisis.
What if one of those circlers truly is in a crisis?
Finally, vulnerable populations tend to stress the system in a crisis.
Information flow in a crisis like the coronavirus pandemic is difficult.
But the question remains, what would we do in a crisis?
When you're in a crisis, there can only be one president.
It is not a recipe for steady leadership in a crisis.
Turns out, people don't lose their sweet tooth in a crisis.
It was proof that its system is resilient in a crisis.
Experts have criticized limited testing: 'We are in a crisis here'
Fixes like these will improve our reaction time in a crisis.
In a crisis, people must be able to trust their leaders.
In a crisis, having clear policy principles is even more important.
That would be a genuine crisis, and change happens in a crisis.
It can wreak havoc by withholding supplies of dollars in a crisis.
In a crisis, that can reduce the risk of a fatal miscalculation.
Any one of these stories would ensnare a presidency in a crisis.
And again, often in a crisis, there is a no-win situation.
In America a strong presidential speech can concentrate minds in a crisis.
Without reliable intelligence, the president cannot accurately assess threats in a crisis.
These are little psychological things that you should do in a crisis.
The first step in a crisis is to act quickly and transparently.
The successes might sound small but, in a crisis, they're life-changing.
Playing the blame game isn't going to save lives in a crisis.
Playing the blame game isn't going to save lives in a crisis.
They have the experience and knowledge to mobilize quickly in a crisis.
I also work in a crisis line for people with suicidal thoughts.
In a crisis like that, investors would suffer as bond payments declined.
"But I can understand that they are in a crisis," he added.
It is less clear, however, how democracy would fare in a crisis.
Helping the seriously mentally ill remains a challenge, especially in a crisis.
What the British always do in a crisis: head to the pub.
In a crisis, the system's creakiness will leave it ill-equipped to cope.
In a crisis, some of that capital comes home, pushing up the yen.
When you find yourself in a crisis pregnancy, that's a very difficult situation.
In a crisis, everything is suborned to maintaining a peg—until it breaks.
Mr. Cameron is said to be a lucky politician, good in a crisis.
The anonymous painter who inhabits this studio, one deduces, is in a crisis.
Ideally, what the president says in a crisis would be calming and thoughtful.
" In a crisis, it said, he reacted "with consideration" and was "technically correct.
But seriously, we have to let this leader-in-a-crisis part go.
"Our country is in a crisis right now and we have to fight."
Technology and all of objective science are caught in a crisis of reputation.
"It's in a crisis situation," Donald Bradley, the council president, wrote in 1997.
One crucial thing that you don't get back in a crisis is time.
"I admire people who are moved to act in a crisis!" he wrote.
Flint was plagued with lead-tainted drinking water in a crisis for years.
That is even more true in a crisis, when systems are under stress.
" IWC's chief executive on: Managing in a crisis "This is part of our life.
In a crisis, it's hard to know where Trump's impulses would lead the nation.
That's the president, who is currently embroiled in a crisis over interactions with Russia.
"It's unfortunate that some people take advantage of others in a crisis," he wrote.
Other schools are introducing electronic systems that automatically lock all classrooms in a crisis.
"Recycling is in a crisis," said David P. Steiner, chief executive of Waste Management.
Parris sprang to BYD's defense, and the company called in a crisis control spinmaster.
TOM ROGAN, WASHINGTON EXAMINER: On the border of a crisis or in a crisis.
After all, saving lives is what we are supposed to do in a crisis.
Better to find a replacement now than for it to collapse in a crisis.
Ours is in a crisis of value production that many believe to be terminal.
Tailor it for the members' institutional responsibilities or for surge capacity in a crisis.
The veterans of Solidarity have learned to trust the Polish people in a crisis.
Even in a crisis, there is a certain logic to how the markets behave.
On Tuesday, Trump started sounding almost, almost, like a normal president in a crisis.
Yet criminal groups are nothing if not able to find opportunities in a crisis.
This leaves them without the mental automation that might save them in a crisis.
We need each other in a crisis like this, but we rightly fear congestion.
Nation to nation, rescue plans reflect conflicting ideas of government's role in a crisis.
But we are in a crisis and it is our responsibility to respond, together.
What is the role of a trained professional in a crisis situation like this?
Pushing favored policies in a crisis would put Trump in line with his predecessors.
However we got here, we are now in a crisis because of the virus.
The number of people trying to flee the country could soar in a crisis.
"Philadelphia, like the nation, is in a crisis," said Safehouse Vice President Ronda Goldfein.
Depositors and short-term creditors still have an incentive to run in a crisis.
Some, in a crisis, must lack the laugh or muffle it for long enough.
Thank God we have Sarah Huckabee Sanders as a moral clarion in a crisis.
It is in our nature to support our friends and family, especially in a crisis.
Each phase ended in a crisis (stagflation in the 1970s, a credit crunch after 33).
But it's not backed up by human beings who can respond in a crisis situation.
It can to run to either of these other entities for help in a crisis.
We don't want to say in a crisis that we can't stand by our obligations.
It's also important to insert the pen properly, which can be difficult in a crisis.
It's often seen as an uncorrelated risk, or a store of value in a crisis.
In a crisis, the offsetting correlations between different sorts of bets tend to break down.
He was very quick now, he was encyclopedic, he was in a crisis of inundation.
It's a big turning point in a crisis that has killed at least 39 people.
The fear is that in a crisis, "re-alerting" the weapons could escalate a conflict.
That E-4 aircraft is used in a crisis essentially as an airborne command post.
Brexit dept will do heavy lifting, no 10 takes over foreign policy in a crisis.
The grown-ups are once more loitering in a crisis, leaving kids to be shot.
A second, really critical ... Often because they find themselves in a crisis and discover it.
"In a crisis, there's no definition of what's usable," said Nafez Zouk at Oxford Economics.
"We are in a crisis mode," Nielsen said at a cybersecurity summit in New York.
It's an evolutionary adaptation that helps us avoid danger and react quickly in a crisis.
"We are in a crisis because of climate change," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
Such a strategy would continue to disproportionately leave poorer communities at risk in a crisis.
But just as those flights are scheduled to get underway, the government is in a crisis.
Insiders also wonder if he is too orthodox to dream up unconventional solutions in a crisis.
"We've seen an explosion in a crisis before so that's not so surprising," Morris told Recode.
America now faces daunting obstacles to any efforts to reinforce heavily outgunned Taiwan in a crisis.
"In a crisis like the Zika outbreak, the lack of sexual education is exposed," Roa said.
That study will likely reveal what we already know — that we are in a crisis situation.
What originated as a vanity purchase for Blue suddenly became a valuable tool in a crisis.
But in a crisis, he has chosen—once again—to appeal to fear, suspicion and prejudice.
It would eliminate the only tool available to unwind any such firms safely in a crisis.
Apart from Kennedy's leadership in a crisis, the U.S. government tried various tactics involving nuclear threats.
"In a crisis our citizens expect faultless collaboration at all times," Cazeneuve told a news conference.
That's because speed is seen as essential in a crisis with a nuclear peer like Russia.
Worry that Washington might not be with them in a crisis might well encourage harsher crackdowns.
Investors believe Bahrain is able to count on financial support from Saudi Arabia in a crisis.
It's why authority is so important in a crisis — it helps to influence behavior at scale.
"We are in a crisis, so we have to treat it like one," Ohio's Republican Gov.
He likened the people who had to stay at work to first responders in a crisis.
They're people you know and are friendly with, but who you wouldn't call in a crisis.
Still on the most salient issues, or in a crisis, maybe that's the risk worth taking.
But next, it's worth considering who in a community might be impacted most in a crisis.
A former minister said the institution had been left no room to intervene in a crisis.
The case couldn't be more strong because that's what we have to do in a crisis.
Maybe he staged the whole thing, trying to gauge how his crew reacts in a crisis.
Trump's own budget director has asserted that the administration can prioritize debt payments in a crisis.
It takes a determined leader to resist the overwhelming pressure to "do something" in a crisis.
The issue is we haven't built enough historically in our city and we're in a crisis.
Financial stability in a crisis is critical enough to have two viable institutional channels for resolution.
"Even in a crisis there are people who have money," said VTB Capital analyst Vladimir Bespalov.
But in a crisis, banks must also provide liquidity to the rest of the financial system.
"In a crisis, if you have all the power, you cannot blame anyone else," said Krekó.
"I think traditional political parties are in a crisis because people don't believe them," says Meijer.
You need in a crisis to lead the way and to have solutions and answers to problems.
It also lists the tools they should have to move swiftly in a crisis to avoid contagion.
It's in our nature to share, and in a crisis, it's easier to act on that impulse.
In a crisis, markets might worry that he would be prepared to let the euro zone collapse.
Why it matters: This is the first sign of resolution in a crisis between deeply divided nations .
Other symptoms of panic include booming markets for U.S. bonds -- both traditional safe havens in a crisis.
A world waited to see if in a crisis, an unscripted Trump would rise to the occasion.
The risk is that some of those investors will be left holding the bag in a crisis.
Otherwise, our confidence is undermined and policy options in a crisis are limited — not to mention unfair.
However, when Henry spotts a classmate (Maddie Ziegler) in a crisis, they all band together to help.
Live video can be a powerful tool in a crisis — to document events or ask for help.
They also offer a chance for would-be leaders to show their skills in a crisis situation.
In a crisis, financial institutions tend to sell assets in order to shore up their cash reserves.
On the other hand, in a crisis judges tend to defer to executive authorities, including health officials.
In Missouri, 61 percent said they trusted Biden to lead in a crisis to Sanders' 26 percent.
The proposed new nuclear cruise missile would shorten nuclear reaction times and risk miscalculation in a crisis.
Their own governor was enveloped in a crisis that seemed to grow more sordid by the week.
Our alliance system has been weakened and its ability to coalesce in a crisis is more problematic.
If, in a crisis, these funds cannot renew their hedges, they could be exposed to significant losses.
In a crisis, the government would have little choice but to bail out the country's biggest bank.
But the distinctions that are already brutal during normal times are only more barbaric in a crisis.
"We are no longer in a crisis situation because of everyone's generosity," One Blood spokeswoman Susan Forbes said.
And 3-D printing can produce medical equipment on demand in a crisis when a logistics pipeline fails.
Politicians rely on them in a crisis; when economies recover they chafe at the constraints central banks impose.
I do not turn to my friends or peers in a crisis like I have in the past.
Would he, in a crisis moment, respect the limits the law and the Constitution place on his authority?
Ms Rosenblatt: Liberalism was born in a crisis that was both economic and political, namely the French Revolution.
But in a crisis like the one in Puerto Rico, it can be far more insidious — even deadly.
"At the end of the day, you don't want to have to legislate in a crisis," Jaffer said.
Dividend income can be slashed in a crisis; it fell by 28% in America in 2008, for example.
"We are in a crisis so I have to bathe at the plaza in Aguadilla," Cortes said Thursday.
In a crisis like this, there's not some underlying problem in the economy that needs to be fixed.
We have to recognize that we're in a crisis, and that the left-right divide is probably unbridgeable.
And some of the needed fixes to support the euro in a crisis are not yet in place.
The role of a leader in a crisis is to devise and execute but also narrate the strategy.
The panic was obvious on Oprah's face, and suddenly she was gone ... just like POTUS in a crisis.
In a crisis, the plan would give NSA leadership the ability to quarantine individuals, campuses or NSA headquarters.
As tensions have climbed in recent weeks, questions about what China would do in a crisis remain unanswered.
That is of some comfort in a crisis that has left the United States looking weak and untrustworthy.
That is an impressive figure, and a sign that corporations are capable of stepping up in a crisis.
But others are taking out more limited private coverage and relying on the public system in a crisis.
And his looseness with the truth has debased the currency of trust that is needed in a crisis.
That's the worst medicine: In a crisis, you want banks to lend to other institutions that need money.
But the central bank would have the power to monitor clearinghouse operations and take action in a crisis.
We are mired in a crisis of our own making because the federal government is missing in action.
And then I want you to act, I want you to act as you would in a crisis.
The men are among the most senior bank managers to be charged anywhere in a crisis-era case.
In a crisis situation, few would trust any adversarial nuclear powers to keep their "No First Use" pledge.
"We are in a crisis mode," Philippe Petitcolin, the company's chief executive, told the French newspaper L'usine nouvelle.
"Obviously we are in a crisis mode and when you're in a crisis mode especially when you're a legislator, you have to make absolutely certain you get it right … we've got to make sure we know what's in it and that the American people know what's in it," he said.
Mr Kashkari's main complaint is that he does not think complex safety buffers will actually work in a crisis.
As the rancour at the G7 suggests, the scope for international co-operation in a crisis has surely diminished.
"I was trying to be able to react and think in a crisis," said Yuers, a teacher since 1988.
The DFCS is reportedly investigating child abuse allegations against Pitt, and Jolie has apparently invested in a crisis manager.
More fundamentally, the secretary of defense cannot do diplomacy in a crisis situation — that's literally the State Department's job.
"Supervisory cooperation is wonderful in fair weather, but in a crisis situation it gets a bit dicey," Metzger said.
South Sudan has already declared a state of famine in a crisis largely due to a violent civil war.
Banks must also issue debt that can be written down to help replenish capital burnt through in a crisis.
With lawsuits being filed in Flint, Michigan, we're showing you how a community has come together in a crisis.
China, they said, was proving that unchecked autocracies had an advantage in managing the economy, particularly in a crisis.
On burgeoning financial technology, for example, Mr. Dimon says financing for nonbanks will probably dry up in a crisis.
In a crisis (which we're always in), who wants to turn to an English professor, much less be one?
However, in a crisis that leads to the removal of a Cabinet official, there is an opportunity for renewal.
"Campaigning in Arizona during the coronavirus pandemic," by Holly Bailey What politicking in a crisis looks like. Illinois. Rep.
Lawyers repeatedly warned judges to be wary about restricting the power because it may be needed in a crisis.
That allows the Navy to respond quickly in a crisis with a formidable number of combatant ships and aircraft.
I take the point that you must keep the morale high in a crisis, just as in a battle.
The machines, which cost $2,000, could be pivotal in sustaining scores of coronavirus patients in a crisis, he said.
With Louisiana and Georgia delaying their primary votes, we answer six key questions about holding elections in a crisis.
In 2010, just a few years after Apple debuted the first iPhone, the US internet was in a crisis.
If you're in a crisis, you want Scotty on your side because he's going to make it all better.
Do they imply circumstances that called for the abandonment of rank and a reassignment of cabins in a crisis?
If we have a new commission, probably the same thing would happen, unless we were in a crisis mode.
NATO was experiencing "brain-death", he said, and America might not show up to defend it in a crisis.
We are in a crisis of truth, and crises can be precursors to change, provided we seize the opportunity.
Francona bonded instantly with Falvey, who shared reports on the team's players and proved his versatility in a crisis.
Because ultimately, in a crisis with limited resources, it isn't each nation's government responsible for protecting only its people?
The military also considers the "mental aptitude" of a soldier in a crisis and believes exercising this process builds confidence.
Goods of all kinds are in short supply in a crisis fueled by years of financial mismanagement by the government.
With its heavy focus on foreign policy and experience in a crisis, the ad plays up ways in which Mrs.
The district declined to comment when asked if the school has ever activated the smoke cannons in a crisis situation.
The first step is ensuring that banks and sovereigns are less liable to drag each other down in a crisis.
In a crisis overnight rates might fall as investors run for safety, even as banks' unsecured funding costs go up.
"The more unpopular Wall Street becomes, the less possible it is for the Fed to support it in a crisis."
But, when things get super emotional and complicated, you're actually totally logical and clear headed— you're excellent in a crisis.
But only if it can be safeguarded from hackers and terrorists, and not grind to a halt in a crisis.
But, there's also nothing wrong with lending a helping hand or stepping up in a crisis every now and then.
At best, that limits family access to when the bank is open — which may not be convenient in a crisis.
He once boasted to The Times's Mark Leibovich that as president, he'd be great at reaching out in a crisis.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Act quick in a crisis, talk simpler all the time, and do not be afraid of faster inflation.
But in a crisis like the one caused by the coronavirus pandemic, the ability to trust our leaders is paramount.
But they have every right to expect a more prudent Maddon when he signals to the pen in a crisis.
His vision of how to wield American power has a lot going for it in a crisis like this one.
Another reason to use these funds is that they have the experience and knowledge to mobilize quickly in a crisis.
Others will likely find Biden a more comforting presence at a podium in a crisis than the often-erratic Trump.
Over time more central banks committed to "flexible" inflation-targeting, meaning that in a crisis they could prioritise fighting unemployment.
Her record shows that she is confident and thoughtful, and she reacts to data — what you'd want in a crisis.
A reduction of half a percentage point would be called for in a crisis, and there isn't one right now.
America's infrastructure is in a crisis that is escalating considerably faster than the traffic on our clogged and crumbling highways.
What will happen to Bitcoin's price and liquidity in a crisis if people decide they'd rather hold dollars (or gold)?
Japan is the world's biggest creditor country and there is an assumption that investors there will repatriate funds in a crisis.
Kashkari said he believes the rule would not work in a crisis scenario - that banks would simply be bailed out again.
Watching what markets do in normal times is thus of little help in understanding how they will operate in a crisis.
In a crisis meeting, Roosevelt, a visiting Churchill and their top aides settled on an evasive answer, which Mr. Elsey transmitted.
"Sometimes it's just someone in a crisis, just imagining things," Spurling said, explaining that police were initially skeptical of Campbell's claim.
But NATO's ability to deter Russia rests chiefly on Russia believing that America will act decisively and speedily in a crisis.
Kashkari said he believes the rule would not work in a crisis scenario – that banks would simply be bailed out again.
"If we don't raise productivity up to 2.5 or 3% we're really going to be in a crisis," Atkinson tells Axios.
Central banks have often been needed in a crisis, partly because they're home to a lot of institutional knowledge and expertise.
He also needs friends abroad who are willing to trust him when he asks for support, not least in a crisis.
I can stay calm in a crisis because I have learned how to sort out the details and fix the problem.
Regardless of what lies at the root of your concerns, there are many ways to find help fast in a crisis.
Okada's story is that he'd been caught in a crisis of confidence since losing the IWGP Heavyweight title to Kenny Omega.
What would it be like to have parents to fall back on, to cry with, to turn to in a crisis?
Using HealthTap SOS emergency, responders can receive targeted data on the types of assistance victims may need in a crisis situation.
But in addition to discouraging risky activity, capital also serves as money that banks can afford to lose in a crisis.
Murders and shootings have risen sharply this year, as the city remains mired in a crisis over police conduct and discipline.
"Part of the way that you know that you're in a crisis is because it's chaotic," said another former State official.
In a classic study, the sociologist Eric Klinenberg showed just how important neighborhood is in determining who survives in a crisis.
They are still there, if treated less urgently than in a crisis, affecting the lives of millions of Americans every day.
Still, he is "not shocked at all" to see his fellow officers continuing to protect the front lines in a crisis.
"The N.R.A. has argued that such laws make it tough for people to defend themselves in a crisis," Mr. Morral said.
But in many ways, this is just the latest step in a crisis that has been getting steadily worse for years.
Ithaca felt like the kind of place you would escape to in a crisis, not one from which you would flee.
In a crisis like that, you need cool heads who are trusted in both capitals to prevent the situation from escalating.
"When you're in a crisis, the bag is the least helpful thing," said D.M., now 20, referring to the spit mask.
Institutions are hollow shells if citizens are unwilling to defend the values and norms that keep them standing in a crisis.
Doing this in advance will allow business owners to react swiftly in a crisis and preempt any questions from their clients.
Often in a crisis, central banks create money to support emergency lending, but, in the long run, this may be inflationary.
"I believe the world, and particularly the Judeo-Christian West, is in a crisis," he said at a conference in 2014.
"There's massive information asymmetry in a crisis," said Lisa Bari, a health-tech policy consultant who previously worked at the CMS.
Later, I put the same question to Paul Ryan: What did he think his role, and McConnell's, was in a crisis?
WASHINGTON, June 3 (Reuters) - Act quick in a crisis, talk simpler all the time, and do not be afraid of faster inflation.
Financial supervision would remain with the U.S. central bank, as would its traditional role as lender of last resort in a crisis.
The major point Bill Gates was trying to hammer home is that a science adviser would be especially useful in a crisis.
So long as the people involved are still relying on constitutional mechanisms to resolve disputes, we're likely not yet in a crisis.
Winter decides to jump ship and head home to protect her own belongings, leaving an already fragile Ally alone in a crisis.
The yen tends to benefit during periods of geopolitical stress on the assumption that Japanese investors will repatriate funds in a crisis.
In a crisis, aid agencies must work quickly; often they can spare their staff for only a day or two's language training.
The commercial airplane division has been immersed in a crisis for nearly a year following the first of two 19.443 Max crashes.
It might be crackly and prone to interference, but traditional FM radio transmissions are free, and much more reliable in a crisis.
There were also revelations from the 1973 Yom Kippur War showing how the White House can act on intelligence in a crisis.
"I don't think they're in a crisis, I think the party has to just remember who the hell they are," said Biden.
The bill would effectively block the president from using nuclear weapons first in a crisis, without authorization from the people's elected representatives.
This creates a situation where Russia might not believe Trump would defend a NATO ally, but he actually would in a crisis.
Some activists think that protest is in a crisis—even though times have changed so drastically, we've been using the same tactics.
The disparity reflects not only the world's differing safety nets, but also the contrasting views of a government's role in a crisis.
It called for debt restructuring talks with creditors, opening a new phase in a crisis without precedent since Lebanon's independence in 1943.
Women went to work in air traffic control towers and, despite fears they would become hysterical in a crisis, kept their wits.
The book gives us a realistic, sober, almost unemotional understanding of how a president and his advisers should act in a crisis.
"Frequently, the decision-making process comes in a crisis," like when a parent falls or begins to wander the neighborhood, he said.
And he has been outspoken about his views that the country is in a crisis without a simple solution to resolve it.
American regulators require international banks to ensure that their United States divisions are financially equipped to absorb big losses in a crisis.
Larry Kirwan's play, directed by Charlotte Moore, centers on three men, all involved in a crisis of health, religion, politics and power.
Lastly, neighboring mini-grids would be connected, enabling Puerto Rico's grid operator to pool resources and restore power faster in a crisis.
In a crisis, these exposures could serve as a channel for contagion in a highly interconnected financial system dominated by large banks.
"The participation of the state alongside investors in a crisis solution can never be excluded," Weidmann told the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung's Sunday edition.
In a crisis, or even during peacetime, multiple Burevestnik missiles could remain in flight at low altitudes, lingering where they can be seen.
His erratic decision-making and his chumminess with autocrats lead his allies to wonder if they can depend on him in a crisis.
They&aposre the ones who have raised the taxes, put New York in a crisis and made it such an issue for us.
So, like, basically a very accurate exercise to determine whether or not your partner would be a good protector in a crisis situation.
Inevitably patients (including children and young adults) have presented to A&E as the only place that they can access in a crisis.
Which I think going back to Rebecca Solnit, that's what we do in a crisis, but it's not what we think we'll do.
McKinsey notes that rules passed to ensure liquidity, particularly in a crisis, may be easier to satisfy if money is close to home.
The central bank also noted that in a crisis, Nordea would not be able to use the EU banking union's single resolution fund.
Furthermore, to prepare for such an eventuality, SIFIs must submit Living Wills that detail how they could be wound down in a crisis.
Anyone, of any gender, may benefit from competitiveness on the sports field, or on the corporate ladder or from stoicism in a crisis.
Highly trained to respond in a crisis situation, Officers David Bailey and Crystal Griner ran toward the shooter, and neutralized the threat. Sen.
Banks are also safer because they use far less of a type of borrowing that can evaporate in a crisis, causing a run.
The coal industry is in a crisis, largely of its own making, and it is now threatening to take taxpayers down with it.
Some lenders have floated the idea of delaying required stress tests that are designed to gauge the resiliency of banks in a crisis.
Part of Tooze's argument in "Crashed" is that the technical know-how of an able treasury secretary can be useful in a crisis.
Lifeline for taxi drivers: New York officials plan to investigate the city's role in a crisis that left thousands of cabbies in debt.
He said that they provided basic protection, not the best protection found in respirators, but that they were still useful in a crisis.
Staffing at nursing homes has been in a crisis for some time now, especially as for-profit chains have bought up nonprofit facilities.
Staffing at nursing homes has been in a crisis for some time now, especially as for-profit chains have bought up nonprofit facilities.
The zombies are merely a pretext through which we can see how people come together in a crisis … or more hauntingly, fail to.
That number can be boosted to roughly 95,000 in a crisis, but that's still not enough for an immense influx of coronavirus cases.
There's only a handful of people who can keep their cool head in a crisis and also have internal credibility at the company.
"If health experts and the commission recommend this, then it would show the system actually can function even in a crisis," she said.
"Amphibians right now are in a crisis—about one in four species is considered to be declining or threatened or endangered," says Lamb.
If a government doesn't know who owns the country it runs, how can it know how those owners will behave in a crisis?
They cannot provide liquidity to the stumbling bank and neither can other megabanks because they would all be hoarding liquidity in a crisis.
Then there are gaps in opinion over a fund to calm bond markets in a crisis and a backstop for the banking system.
Second, this reality ensures that in a crisis, the president can count on our land based ICBMs for whatever deterrent mission is required.
Declaring that "our city is in a crisis," he threw his full support behind the measure that promised to take his company's money.
Lenders have been forced to stock up on capital, curtail risky activities and avoid short-term funding that can vanish in a crisis.
The people who are eligible often get paid 33% to 50% of their paycheck, which makes no sense in a crisis like this.
The bystander effect, which leads to a diffusion of responsibility in a crisis, is well-documented, although its most common interpretation may be misleading.
The news caused a broad sell-off in global markets in a crisis that has resulted in quarantines, supply line disruptions and factory closings.
For one thing, no one these days is quite sure whether the alliance's principal member would actually show up to fight in a crisis.
Second, European countries had become mass democracies, which made the austere policies needed to stabilise a currency in a crisis harder to push through.
But the health crisis was still one of those times when it felt like the show had dropped in a crisis of the week.
Only Senate-confirmed secretaries (and natural-born citizens) in the line of succession to the presidency can assume control of government in a crisis.
In a crisis such as that of 25 the Federal Reserve can buy commercial paper issued by banks and companies or mortgage-backed securities.
"I was watching this campaign and I was thinking, we're in a crisis and it's not being addressed," Steyer said in a phone interview.
The few briefly glimpsed women in the story are partners rather than playthings, either holding down the homefront or proving competent in a crisis.
U.S. President Donald Trump visited Texas on Tuesday to survey damage from the first major natural disaster to test his leadership in a crisis.
Investors know that, in a crisis, China's leaders will worry about political stability first and the credibility of state-generated information a distant second.
The yen, which tends to gain on expectations that Japanese investors will repatriate assets in a crisis, fell 20.6 percent to 21 per dollar.
In a crisis situation, customers tend to look to employees for direction, according to Mike Clumpner, the president of security consulting firm Threat Suppression.
In the last decade, Mexico has been the most dramatic theater in a crisis that engulfs countries as far apart as Jamaica and Brazil.
She had a difficult time when she was away from her mother, and ended up in a crisis center for risk of self-harm.
In America, and only in America among developed countries, do patients risk thousands of dollars in medical bills by seeking help in a crisis.
Like the N.R.A. folk, Trump lives in an alternate universe where being armed means always being capable of hitting somebody in a crisis situation.
Later that month, her doctor called human resources to say her patient was in "a crisis situation," and the woman began a disability leave.
Didactic it may be, but in a crisis, as in a fire, one is grateful for even unsubtle signs marking the path of escape.
In short, when people's incomes collapse in a crisis like this, there's a great risk that their lives will unravel, with long-term consequences.
Regulators acknowledged Wednesday it also has greater derivatives exposures and a complex legal structure that could make it hard to unwind in a crisis.
It might take time we don't have to spare in a crisis like this one, but it certainly could be done for the future.
But as the scale of the problem becomes apparent, and the virus continues to spread, US hospitals are playing catch-up in a crisis.
It's almost impossible to know how this administration could convey accurate and credible information to Americans in a crisis even if it wanted to.
In Peru, strong economic growth in recent decades has been offset by a political class that has been mired in a crisis of credibility.
The lesson: The markets are often mispriced, particularly in a crisis, but it's devilishly hard to figure out just how mispriced they are. 3.
Dunford said creating a round-the-clock "responsive" communications link that could be used in a crisis was a top priority for military ties.
Don't invest time, money, and intellectual energy putting students and teachers in a crisis situation that may have been prevented in the first place.
But it turns out that the world didn't actually stop spinning on its axis just because Trump is once again embroiled in a crisis.
In a crisis, "he always was more focused on who he could blame versus fixing the problem," said Mr. O'Donnell, who quit in disgust.
In a crisis, "he always was more focused on who he could blame versus fixing the problem," said Mr. O'Donnell, who quit in disgust.
Test pilots in previous simulations found that they had less than 40 seconds to override MCAS in a crisis and prevent a nose-dive.
The company is now testing a 30-foot prototype that can carry 700 pounds, which itself would be a perfectly useful load in a crisis.
"We have a generous welfare state that provides extensive help to people in a crisis," he argues, helping to limit the human cost of unemployment.
So, look for opportunities, maintain a balance between means and ends, and know how and when to intercede in a crisis or close a negotiation.
An analysis of 129 million texts sent to non-profit Crisis Text Line showed the words people were most likely to use in a crisis.
Hedge funds are more nimble bargain-hunters but they often depend on financing from the banks, and that may not be available in a crisis.
That, the bank said, must wait until it has raised $5.93bn-25.9bn of "additional tier-210" capital (debt that switches to equity in a crisis).
Italy has the second largest debt pile in Europe and in such conditions, it could find itself in a crisis mode out of the sudden.
" But shows of emotion should not be reserved for behind closed doors; Palmieri says it's possible to cry and still be "great in a crisis.
"You cannot take steps that would further damage the company in a crisis," said Rake, who will step down after 10 years in the role.
Centuries-old human druid Allanon (Arrow's Manu Bennett) is the series' only major character who's initially both familiar with magic and capable in a crisis.
China is on the verge of its own 2008-like moment, but it does not have to result in a crisis like the U.S. experienced.
It's why I feel comfortable in a crisis—because it's like the world is rising to meet the level of anxiety I feel every day.
Its entrepreneurial culture calls for personnel to dress professionally and to disregard costs to meet customer needs in a crisis, like the one on Sept.
"We are truly in a crisis," Jeh Johnson, who led the Department of Homeland Security under former President Obama, told MSNBC's "Morning Joe" in March.
Demand for cash would likely increase in a crisis situation, the Riksbank said, but with less notes and coins in circulation, supply would be restrained.
Think of the time a loved one went to the nearest emergency room in a crisis and was hit with an out-of-network bill.
A. Because a lifetime of research has magnified my perception that we are in a crisis with reference to the living part of the environment.
While the Fed had substantial leeway to lend in a crisis, the Fed's lawyers still needed to find legally ingenious ways to distribute the loans.
It has proven volatile due to sharp moves in the Turkish lira, which lost as much as half its value in a crisis last year.
Of course, the reason the restrictions on capital exist is to prevent banks from taking too much risk and getting into trouble in a crisis.
But it quickly pulped the test posters; other campaigns about courage in a crisis provoked public outcry, as many people found the messages tone-deaf.
Lawmakers plan to investigate the city's role in a crisis that devastated the New York City taxi industry and left thousands of cabbies in debt.
Like most stories about trying to survive alone against nature, this is partially to show how tough and determined Claire can be in a crisis.
But in a crisis, where DeWine has parlayed 403 years of government experience into calm and quick decisiveness, those old weaknesses now project as strengths.
The biggest success came in 1994, when former President Jimmy Carter intervened in a crisis that seemed to threaten the resumption of the Korean War.
That China is able to pull something like this off is thanks to the ability of a centralized, powerful leadership to react in a crisis.
That's useful in a crisis - Lloyd Blankfein at Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon have run their companies almost as long as Iger, for example.
The Trump administration wants to expand the role of nukes to respond to "nonnuclear strategic attacks," including cyberattacks, and use them first in a crisis.
The U.S. aviation company has been embroiled in a crisis since its best-selling 2220 Max airliner was grounded last March, following two deadly crashes.
On Friday, Facebook admitted that the scope of the Russian ad buy extended to Instagram as well, yet another revelation in a crisis that is snowballing.
Nowhere will judgment and experience be more exposed than over the control of America's nuclear arsenal—which, in a crisis, falls to him and him alone.
Regulators warned five of America's largest banks that they are still too big to fail and do not have "credible" plans for unwinding in a crisis.
The Bank of England recently went the other way, he said, with rules that allow it to lend to any institution if needed in a crisis.
"The longer the internet is off, the message is that the protests are not contained and the government is indeed in a crisis period," Vakil said.
People make fun of "corporate speak" like synergy and circle back all the time but particularly in a crisis, words like "re-accommodate" have no place.
It encourages adversaries to develop more weapons (to attempt to overwhelm the defenses) and to be more likely to use those weapons early in a crisis.
I accidentally ended up living in my mom's barn in wine country because I didn't have enough to pay rent—I was just in a crisis.
Including conventional military options — such as cyber or missile defense — gives a President specific options in a crisis for de-escalation, something Hyten continues to advocate.
As hard as it is to stay indoors and self quarantine, it will be great to know that in a crisis we each did our part.
Already, nurses and doctors lament that paperwork often winds up forgotten in a drawer, a safe deposit box or a lawyer's office, unavailable in a crisis.
In a crisis, hospitals try to "maximize the chance of saving a life and make sure that we save the most years of life," Caplan said.
The drug industry is showing that even in a crisis, it can use its influence in Washington to fight off efforts to cut into its profits.
Mr. Emanuel's point was that public uncertainty in a crisis gives the party in power greater license, enabling it to execute on pre-crisis agenda items.
Now the king will play final arbiter in a crisis, as was the case, at least in practice, under both the 1997 and the 2007 Constitutions.
RNC spokesman Sean Spicer on Thursday evening said the Republican Party was not in a crisis, and urged that everyone take a deep breath and relax.
In a crisis, his SWAT -team-style trucks ("the Pit-Bull VX, armored up to fifty-calibre") will pick up any owner within four hundred miles.
The central government has enormous capacity to mobilize in a crisis, as it is doing now, locking down several major cities to slow the disease's spread.
In the federal government, in my experience, agencies often act like humans — except in a crisis, they prefer to avoid having to follow another agency's direction.
"We are in a crisis," Clinton said, later adding that the House must begin impeachment proceedings "not happily or with glee" but to safeguard national security.
Japan is the world's biggest creditor nation and there is an assumption that investors there will repatriate offshore funds in a crisis, boosting demand for yen.
The problem, he says, is that in a crisis, that calculation would become a lot less certain and policymakers would become a lot more risk-averse.
The U.S. Defense Department has highlighted China's increasing space capabilities, saying it was pursuing activities aimed at preventing other nations using space-based assets in a crisis.
The company was in a crisis right at the worst possible time that left it struggling to keep up with the attacks coming from Russia and elsewhere.
In a crisis, it is easy to imagine that demand for such high-quality collateral would go up even as willingness to lend to banks goes down.
So, we're still in a crisis and we are looking for the right government and the right policies to put an end to this ten year crisis.
You think of every way you can save a marriage when it is in a crisis, and I think you try even harder when you have children.
The United States has previously highlighted China's increasing space capabilities, saying it was pursuing activities aimed at preventing other nations using space-based assets in a crisis.
The stakes are clear: The greatest national security emergency tied to our declining health is not having a population capable of defending our nation in a crisis.
Others include improving early warning systems in Madagascar, and expanding social safety nets like pensions and free school meals that can be scaled up in a crisis.
WITHOUT pressuring Germay - thereby severing Alliance solidarity in a crisis The US was concerned about the pipelines in order to uphold NATO solidarity vs Russian energy pressure.
"With the potential of multiple of our elected officials having racist behavior and imagery in their past, we are in a crisis of leadership," the page states.
You would have no need to withdraw cash if you were worried about banks in a crisis because you would be holding a direct Federal Reserve obligation.
He declared it was in a "crisis phase" during a recent appearance at the Better Budget Process Summit hosted by the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget.
In a crisis like the coronavirus pandemic and its ensuing economic fallout, an emergency fund is your first line of defense against debt and further financial ruin.
In an email this week, he shared an apt quote from Oscar Wilde, reminding his clients that doing nothing is sometimes the best option in a crisis.
"He's not good in a crisis," Ben's father informs us, though a montage of botched suicide attempts has already established Ben's misery bona fides and general ineptness.
But the school shootings this week and last suggest that some members of the mass-shooting generation have learned to act as professionals would in a crisis.
"We are in a crisis moment in the recycling movement right now," said Fiona Ma, the treasurer of California, where recycling costs have increased in some cities.
According to NPR, exit polls showed about half of Michigan voters said they believed Biden was best equipped to lead in a crisis to Sanders' 31 percent.
"Fixing the plumbing has tended to be one of the things that central banks can do in a crisis," said Kit Juckes, a strategist at Societe Generale.
And the sensation of frozenness, of being enmeshed in a crisis from which it's impossible to withdraw, may well be familiar to anyone who follows the news.
Unlike in a crisis of imminent physical danger, like a natural disaster or war zone, staying updated on a five-minute cadence simply isn't necessary, he says.
"Fixing the plumbing has tended to be one of the things that central banks can do in a crisis," said Kit Juckes, a strategist at Societe Generale.
That's useful in a crisis: Lloyd Blankfein at Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase's Jamie Dimon have run their companies for almost as long as Mr. Iger has.
This picture has been seized upon with relief and delight because it reflects how Britons would like to see themselves in a crisis: cool, calm, priorities unchanged.
However, grassroots groups should not have to provide for the survival of people in a crisis exacerbated by the U.S. government's deliberately cruel, chaotic, and illegitimate policies.
This may not be the reality we want or a society we court but we are in a crisis mode as far as opioids use is concerned.
It is not thought to keep warheads attached to missiles, even though that makes them slower to use and more vulnerable to pre-emption in a crisis.
That moment hopefully signaled to America that, even if we disagreed on a range of political issues, we were, above all, united as Americans in a crisis.
In a recent phone interview, Trump told me that, to the contrary, he has the skill that matters most in a crisis: the ability to forge compromises.
The simple fact is, malnutrition among older adults is a growing threat to their quality and quantity of life, whether they are in a crisis or not.
This will once again test our political system, but I believe our leaders will rise to the challenge as our nation has always done in a crisis.
But experts are concerned that what's mainly an advertising ploy during normal times could look like medical advice in a crisis, especially to consumers who are panicking.
The idea behind emergency powers laws is that Congress wanted the president to have standby authorities to activate in a crisis, when the government must respond quickly.
"I think red state voters see the president leading the nation in a crisis, where the suburban voters blame him for the tone," a veteran GOP adviser said.
In a crisis, the banks may not be around to trade with investors seeking to offload their positions; the BIS notes signs of "volatility outbursts and flash events".
Yet there was no mistaking the renewed sense, following its failure to foresee the 2007-08 financial crisis, of an academic field in a crisis of its own.
The thinking is that the president is ultimately tasked with safeguarding a nation's safety and prosperity and, in a crisis, should be empowered to move swiftly as needed.
EU-based banks will also have to explain if any bonds they have issued under UK law remain valid after Brexit for plugging capital shortfalls in a crisis.
France wants a substantial budget funded from dedicated taxes such as on financial transactions, digital companies or plastic, and used to stabilize the euro zone in a crisis.
Rotondo is almost certainly in a crisis of his own making, stubborn and ungrateful to parents who appear to have done what they could to help him mature.
EU-based lenders will also have to explain if any bonds they have issued under UK law remain valid after Brexit for plugging capital shortfalls in a crisis.
Refugees, seeing no other option, then migrated to Europe, resulting in a crisis that has threatened the security and stability of key U.S. allies like France and Germany.
"We all have the figures...but nonetheless, it is so difficult to convince governments and funders to invest in a crisis they have not seen yet," Sy said.
He cast doubt on Article Five, the alliance's collective-defence clause, and said he was not sure whether America would show up to defend Europe in a crisis.
Southeast Asia's second-largest economy is not in a crisis, however, as the country's economic fundamentals and banks remain strong, said Deputy Bank of Thailand Governor Mathee Supapongse.
However, southeast Asia's second-largest economy is not in a crisis, as the country's economic fundamentals and banks remain strong, said Deputy Bank of Thailand Governor Mathee Supapongse.
While Republican Party leaders cower or remain silent, voters by a 2-1 margin in polls conducted this week disapprove of the way Trump acted in a crisis.
It would also create a financial monoculture of risk that could deepen and prolong economic downturns when most banks' balance sheets react the same way in a crisis.
"I think right now, this country is in a crisis in terms of what Mr. Trump has done and is liable to do," Brennan told MSNBC's Rachel Maddow.
These are cheaper than Tier 2 because, while governments are allowed to force losses in a crisis, any hit should come after that suffered by Tier 2 bondholders.
"In a crisis like the one we're going through, people drink and gamble more to escape from reality," said psychologist Rosa Garcia from the rural state of Barinas.
The pool women involved themselves, displaying a remarkable capacity to seem drunker in a crisis, despite the fact that they weren't drinking, as if drawing on unseen reserves.
About 6 in 10 in Illinois and Arizona said they would trust Biden more in a crisis, while in Florida, that stood higher at about 7 in 10.
If we all in a crisis do our part, we have to take our skills and figure out what's the best and the highest use for our skills.
The endorsement press release also hit the president over his handling of the coronavirus outbreak, which the union said did not display the leadership necessary in a crisis.
They invited a handful of reporters to interview them in a conference room at the Brookings Institution, where they will be participating in a crisis retrospective in September.
"The system doesn't have any slack in a crisis," said Mitchell L. Moss, the director of the Rudin Center for Transportation Policy and Management at New York University.
Because community-based organizations are closely connected to the communities we serve, we are indeed essential to emergency responses in a crisis like what we are experiencing today.
Although in a crisis the FDA can use something called emergency use authorization to allow unapproved medical tests, the agency waited until February 29 before actually doing so.
These types of exercises simulate the essential ability of top commanders and their senior staffs on both sides practicing precisely how they would operate together in a crisis.
The U.S. Defense Department has highlighted China's increasing space capabilities, saying it was pursuing activities aimed at preventing other nations from using space-based assets in a crisis.
More requests will follow from the Trump administration, with the fractious Republicans who control the House and the Senate determined to look capable of governing in a crisis.
As someone who is an admirer and supporter of the FBI, I looked forward to going and sharing what I learned about how to communicate in a crisis.
The bonds are seen as key by policymakers to ending "too big to fail" banks by ensuring they have enough resources to avoid taxpayer help in a crisis.
When a significant number of people post about a specific incident and are in a crisis area, they will be asked to mark themselves safe through Safety Check.
Under rules established following the 2007-2009 financial crisis, large banks are regularly required to detail how they could be quickly and safely taken apart in a crisis.
In a statement, the U.S. military said it was also putting additional capabilities on "prepare to deploy orders," meaning they could be mobilized more quickly in a crisis.
The four former executives — including a onetime chief executive, John S. Varley — are among the most senior bank managers to be charged anywhere in a crisis-era case.
Even when we are not in a crisis, the fact that our global health security capacities are spread across a dozen agencies calls for sustained leadership from the top.
Now that I see how these teens are adequately prepared to help in a crisis, I think that they will be a great source of advice for other teenagers.
But analysts say there is no appetite for that, adding that most member states look to US-led NATO for security when push comes to shove in a crisis.
The images of masked policemen forcibly evicting 10 protestors has sparked outrage in Ireland and could prove a tipping point in a crisis that has been brewing for decades.
While the new MCU film Captain Marvel sets up why he'd reach out to her in a crisis, it takes place well before Infinity War, back in the 1990s.
DBT participants are also encouraged to touch base with their therapists over the phone between sessions to get skills coaching, or to get help in a crisis, he says.
Here are other ways social media has been used in a crisis: Facebook's Safety Check was used for the first time in the U.S. during the Pulse nightclub shooting.
We are all citizens and we all have an obligation to engage, particularly in a crisis and this is one of the direst crises this country has ever faced.
We're also in a crisis right now about caring for others, caring for people whose experiences are not like your own, and also being able to admit a mistake.
The thinking could be different for actively-managed funds, she said, especially in a case like Snap where investors would lack votes needed to change management in a crisis.
" Kate Gilmore, in an interview with The Guardian published Tuesday, did not specify which state laws she was referring to, but characterized the U.S. as being in a "crisis.
With each passing day, bad actors in trade strengthen their grip on the global steel market, and further increase the risk of failure to source steel in a crisis.
In a city embroiled in a crisis over race and police conduct and roiled by an alarming rise in street violence, they may raise more questions than offer answers.
"I do think we are in a crisis of late-stage capitalism, where people are working sixty, eighty hours a week and they can't feed their families," she said.
That was the takeaway on Wednesday after federal regulators rejected some banks' so-called living wills, which show how major financial institutions would be wound down in a crisis.
The funds and eligible liabilities that banks have to set aside for a possible bail-in come in addition to their core capital buffers to tap in a crisis.
One such time, in spring 2010, he threatened to jump out their second-story apartment window, so he was placed in a crisis center and had his meds reevaluated.
A group of top former intelligence and military leaders are sending a message to the nation's troops and spies: think twice before following the president's orders in a crisis.
There are still some unanswered questions about Tether-tenna, like how widespread the wireless connection will be or how the choppers will get to the scene in a crisis.
Vallee says there's no better stimulus in a crisis than giving money to people who need it because you know with relative certainty that it won't go to waste.
"Healthcare providers may be being exposed, other patients may be being exposed, and until you can give confidence to people about those answers, we are in a crisis here."
The EU has repeatedly defended its clearing house rules, saying they are similar to the U.S. system and are needed to ensure the bloc's financial stability in a crisis.
By the time I got to New Hampshire, the Democratic hysteria was rising — and a faltering Joe Biden disappeared in a crisis cloud — while internecine class war was intensifying.
The four former executives — including John S. Varley, who had led the bank — are among the most senior bank managers to be charged anywhere in a crisis-era case.
It can be made to work, but I think they need to work through those issues as to how those different responsibilities and authorities would interact in a crisis.
The President's response to the London attack is yet another indication of how he shoots from the hip in a crisis and politicizes tragedies rather than taking the high road.
Basel said banks were in full compliance with rules requiring them to hold "liquidity" buffers of assets that could be sold quickly in a crisis to avoid burning through capital.
I have a couple of extremely close male friends, ones I've lived with, whom I see all the time and would, in the words of Rihanna, text in a crisis.
Under the proposal, banks also would no longer have to write annual "living wills," providing detailed explanations as to how they would unwind without damaging markets in a crisis environment.
What would you point to in your past to show voters that you've been in a crisis and that you've been tested when that inevitable crisis comes when you're president?
That's culminated in a crisis that has killed tens of thousands of people annually for years — a horrific loss of life, and one with huge repercussions for the US economy.
The suggestion is that fighter jets like the F-35 or even drones could be "surged" towards enemy launchpads in a crisis, armed with new interceptor missiles or compact lasers.
Yet even at the time, Andreas Zick of the University of Bielefeld, a co-author of the study, said the middle was fragile: xenophobia could increase again in a crisis.
Finally, if you need guidance on deciding which cause to support amongst so many worthy aid and recovery efforts, consult Charity Navigator's tips for how to give in a crisis.
"The bad news is that in a crisis people learn by doing," said Vincent Reinhart, chief economist at investment firm Standish Mellon and a longtime official at the Federal Reserve.
Poussey's death radicalized her, however; suddenly, she could see how her white boss's "niceness" had blinded her—in a crisis, his sympathy went to the man who killed her friend.
Banks' buffers should also be made of riskier, subordinated debt that would be wiped out in a crisis and therefore is likely to be more expensive to sell to investors.
Half of the nation's residents, or nearly 14.4 million people, already struggle to buy food and need assistance in a crisis going largely unheeded in the international community, it said.
I want to get into the next section about where tech is going because I think it really is in a crisis in the area that they did it in.
Bayern Munich made it despite indulging in a crisis so profound halfway through that its preening potentates had to call a news conference to rail against a "disrespectful" news media.
Still thinking fast, I resisted the urge to list my academic and professional accomplishments as proof that I am a clear thinker, accustomed to directing others, good in a crisis.
Their members — typically banks but sometimes investment funds or individual traders like Mr. Aas — contribute to a common emergency fund to be used as a last resort in a crisis.
When the markets crashed in September 2008, President George W. Bush called the leaders of China, Germany, France and Britain, securing a collective response and participation in a crisis summit.
Joe Lockhart, who was the White House spokesman for President Bill Clinton, said traditional administrations steer clear of cheerleading the stock market for fear of losing credibility in a crisis.
It called for a pipeline of shovel-ready infrastructure projects which could be sped up in a crisis and it said direct payments could be made to households if necessary.
The coronavirus outbreak — a perfect opportunity to ask candidates how they'd govern in a crisis differently from the current administration — didn't come up as a question until the second hour.
The president's looseness with the truth has debased the currency of trust that is needed in a crisis, and his continual disdain for our allies means we have fewer friends.
The NATO land command is hosted in Izmir; one of its nine "high-readiness headquarters", which could command tens of thousands of troops in a crisis, is just outside Istanbul.
"I rather doubt that the release of a 1% buffer would make much difference to credit supply in a crisis," he said in a speech to financial regulators in Frankfurt.
In First, We Make the Beast Beautiful, Wilson explores the concept that perhaps anxious people are under control in a crisis merely because they're relieved the compulsive worrying is gone.
National Republican leaders failed to do this — and as a result, they are complicit in a crisis of American democracy, where their party has become a threat to the system itself.
Something else to know: Buttigieg has spent the last week in a crisis at home, after a white South Bend police officer shot and killed a black man during an investigation.
Turns out no one really knew how these systems, which were installed only a year ago, really worked, and in a crisis situation were unable to quickly perform the maneuvers necessary.
The outlook, however, continues to be muddy for the broader shipping industry that has been in a crisis for a decade with an oversupply of vessels triggering a wave of bankruptcies.
After the financial crisis, regulators have forced banks to bolster their capital with these special bonds that buyers agree can be written down in a crisis to avoid a taxpayer bailout.
However, euro zone banking watchdogs on Thursday said banks planning mergers should make sure they could be wound down in a crisis to avoid taxpayers having to pay for any bailout.
" But while it's s good time to think this way currently, it takes a crisis to actually make cities rethink their urban planning, and "nobody makes good decisions in a crisis.
Icahn has acknowledged that the Volcker rule has reduced the role of banks in securities markets, which opponents criticize as reducing the number of buyers and sellers in a crisis market.
It is maintained at significant cost, and like most insurance policies, these costs may not be universally perceived as good investments until, God forbid, they might be needed in a crisis.
For their part, banking regulators have instead been quietly focusing on steadily pushing up an arcane but vital measure of the losses a bank could withstand in a crisis: its capital.
Since we are not in a crisis, this is a good time to ask which parts of Dodd-Frank really need to be improved and which ones need to be jettisoned.
Chris Christie had said that New Jersey's transportation funding was not in a crisis, even as the state inched closer toward exhausting its principal fund for roads, bridges and mass transit.
After all, if the president continues to deride NATO, as he has in interviews, why should anyone believe that in a crisis he'll abide by words that he hasn't even read?
Around 203 people were reportedly killed over a three-week period in the central states of Gombe and Plateau, in a crisis that overwhelmed local doctors and prompted a national outcry.
Could we count on new nuclear powers to secure their forces, to make sure they do not get into the wrong hands and are subject to reliable control in a crisis?
The mounting pressures on both men were evident throughout a day of confusion in a crisis that has presented Spain with one of its gravest tests since embracing democracy in 1978.
"Hundreds of people remain in a crisis situation — hungry, thirsty and without adequate medical care," Elaine Pearson, the Australian director of Human Rights Watch, said on Twitter after the court's ruling.
IFRS 9 has faced criticism in Europe that it would be "pro-cyclical" or accentuate crises by forcing lenders to provision more in a crisis when capital is already being depleted.
If history is any guide, this country and its national security decision-making apparatus will not be able to function in a crisis situation because decision makers will not be prepared.
"We're not in a crisis yet, but all of the trends are in a bad direction," said Dave Jones, who is completing his eighth and final year as California's insurance commissioner.
And with so many people assuming that STEM jobs must be filled by STEM talent, it's easy to see why roughly 40% of the American public believes we're in a crisis.
But the system of dependence does sometimes make America's allies behave like adolescents: quick to criticize and moralize about America's policies, and equally quick to seek its protection in a crisis.
But in a crisis, it can be good for the country for embarrassing information to come to light if that's what it takes to provoke a stronger and more accurate response.
He admitted that not being in a crisis meant "things move a bit slower" but insisted that work had been done on a banking union and giving his organization additional mandates.
"I wouldn't describe European unity as in a crisis but I would say it is under strain," Obama told a joint news conference in London with British Prime Minister David Cameron.
The banking union has created a Single Resolution Board from January to handle failures of lenders, but Cunliffe cast doubt on its ability to move swiftly and coherently in a crisis.
A school resource officer would have cost the district about $50,000 a year, whereas training 13 school staff members to use a gun in a crisis cost about $68,000 in total.
He wasn't the government; he was a human being, and somehow the warnings sounded different to their ears coming from him, the kind of measured voice that shines through in a crisis.
LONDON (Reuters) - European Union plans to supervise euro-denominated clearing in London after Brexit don't give the bloc's regulators enough power to intervene in a crisis, Germany's stock exchange said on Tuesday.
Members of the list of 30 lenders will also have to begin holding bonds from 2019 that can be written down to help replenish capital that is burnt through in a crisis.
Koenig also called for banks to be given time to issue debt that can be written down to replenish capital that has been burnt out in a crisis, and thus shield taxpayers.
A big investment bank might be enmeshed in credit markets in such a way as to need a government bail out in a crisis even if it had no deposit-taking arm.
Ozzy Osbourne surfaced a long way from home Tuesday, and while he's looking every bit like a guy in a crisis -- it also looks like he's not giving up on his marriage.
He said leaders should also enhance Europe's capacity to act in a crisis by developing the euro zone bailout fund ESM into a European Monetary Fund - an idea first floated by Germany.
"If this module is shut down in a crisis, we would be absolutely unprepared and could not react," Gerhard Schindler, former president of the Federal Intelligence Service (BND), told ARD public television.
SAN FRANCISCO(Reuters) - San Francisco Federal Reserve President John Williams on Monday repeated his view that raising U.S. interest rates is not a suitable tool for stabilizing financial markets in a crisis.
Bosses also need to be more rigorous about acting on what they discover: there is no point in amassing information about weak performers if you only act on it in a crisis.
It's the weapon that "presidents reach for first in a crisis " according to missile defense expert Thomas Karako, director of the Missile Defense Project at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
Looking at the team you would expect to be the first responders in a crisis in the next six months, a year, two years — I don't even know who it would be.
A criticism of that system has been that, despite its name, its collision-avoidance abilities depend on the human driver's being ready to immediately retake control of the vehicle in a crisis.
In a crisis, people may not want to have to sign up for something on a web page but just be reassured they will have a safe place to sleep, she added.
WARSAW, Nov 15 (Reuters) - There in no need to use unconventional monetary policy tools in Poland as the country is not in a crisis, rate-setter candidate Rafal Sura said on Tuesday.
The country has been in a crisis since Sirisena replaced Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe with Mahinda Rajapaksa last month, and then issued an order dissolving parliament and called for a general election.
The world's top oil exporter has come under increasing pressure over the killing of Khashoggi, a critic of the crown prince, in a crisis that has strained its ties with the West.
Is there any possibility that he'll be levelheaded in a crisis — be it another 9/11 or financial meltdown, or any of the lesser-but-still-severe challenges that presidents reliably face?
The BoE was setting out more detailed proposals on the location within banking groups of mandatory "bail-in" debt that can be written down to replenish burnt-out capital in a crisis.
But by Valentine's Day, they'd ended up in a crisis: The supposedly femme-friendly gay guy they'd been hanging out with for weeks told them he didn't end up reciprocating their crush.
Polls had him leading in all three voting states, and a recent CNN poll found a majority of voters in yesterday's primary states would trust Biden in a crisis over Sanders.  2000.
"There's not a New Yorker who does not think we're in a crisis," Mr. Stringer said during a news conference strategically located next to a subway station on the Upper West Side.
There is a special urgency when it comes to mass killings, since media amplification can inspire copycat killings, and only so much can be done in a crisis where every hour counts.
Here is how Sudan, after three decades in the grip of one man, became caught in a crisis between civilian revolutionaries, hardened generals and a fractious network of paramilitary groups and militias.
In a crisis where our own government's response has felt uneven and at times misleading, we must learn from Wuhan and create our own hyperlocal support groups to come out stronger together.
The point is to get people aware of the possible disasters your community will face, and get them ready and willing to help and take care of one another in a crisis.
But this guarantee—in effect a promise to make unlimited transfers from the French treasury if the eco comes under speculative attack—is one that markets may doubt, especially in a crisis.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Global banking regulators won't agree a deal this weekend to complete rules aimed at ensuring banks hold enough capital in a crisis, three senior central bank officials said on Friday.
They understood that speaking precisely in a crisis was key, and—again in a lesson that seems tailor-made for the Trump era—they knew the unpredictability of an unscripted phone call.
LONDON, Oct 7 (Reuters) - The European Union will sound out banks for a second time before implementing the final phase of global capital standards aimed at averting taxpayer bailouts in a crisis.
CARACAS (Reuters) - Demonstrators injured in Venezuela's often violent street protests are facing additional hardship: how to get treatment in a crisis-hit country where basics like antibiotics and painkillers are running short.
However, they also called out shortcomings related to how the banks would operate in a crisis, particularly around their ability to produce the data needed to execute resolution strategies in stressed conditions.
Even the fact that the painting's surface is not entirely covered with paint conveys the artist's urgency, his awareness that America is in a crisis that shows no sign of being resolved.
Given that the US Navy has decades of experience tracking far more capable Soviet submarines, any warheads North Korea puts to sea in a crisis are more of a liability than an asset.
The worry centres on the "liquidity mismatch" between mutual funds, which offer instant redemption to their clients, and the corporate-bond market, where many securities may be hard to trade in a crisis.
We are putting you into a simulator that is so realistic that your pulse will race, and you will be stressed, and you will learn how to make critical decisions in a crisis.
His comments have only fueled simmering worries amongst some Japanese in recent years about whether Washington would defend Tokyo in a crisis under their alliance - the lynchpin of Japan's security policy for decades.
A cyber-attack to cripple the other side's nuclear command and control, which could be interpreted as the prelude to a nuclear first strike, is another potential cause of instability in a crisis.
Some countries have come together to share aerial-tanker capacity, but pooling and sharing can work only if there is a firm understanding about how such assets will be used in a crisis.
LONDON (Reuters) - Global banking regulators meeting in early March are not expected to reach agreement on capital requirements rules to keep lenders stable in a crisis, two people close to the talks said.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. bank regulators said on Friday they had identified no shortcomings in "living wills" submitted by 82 foreign banks detailing how their U.S. operations could be safely dissolved in a crisis.
One of the reasons that Bank of America's living will was found deficient is that the bank did not have a sound plan for winding down its portfolio of derivatives in a crisis.
Her work at a community mental health center in the first year of their marriage acquainted Diamond with factors that therapists have identified to predict whether a patient will prevail in a crisis.
That was the opening salvo in a crisis that would bring many of the nation's largest financial institutions to their knees, eventually claiming the scalp of Lehman Brothers, which was driven into bankruptcy.
In a crisis, people get worried about banks and seek cash, increasing the demand for monetary base — but you can't expand the monetary base to meet this demand, because it's tied to gold.
Big banks have higher levels of capital compared with 2008, and they are also safer because they make less use of short-term borrowing, which can evaporate in a crisis, causing a run.
And, while the sisters' jobs—Callie is a clerk for a conservative judge; Mariana is a software engineer—may be snake pits, the Coterie turns out to be surprisingly functional in a crisis.
In the longer run, though, it's plausible that Russia might push Trump's limits too far — or that in a crisis situation in a place like Syria, both sides act in a destabilizing fashion.
International rules introduced after the crisis require large banks to hold a set amount of easy-to-sell assets, like Treasury bills, that will most likely hold their value even in a crisis.
The think-tank also called for a pipeline of shovel-ready infrastructure projects which could be sped up in a crisis and it said direct payments could be made to households if necessary.
Should the hospice reps explain that in most cases, someone will rush to your loved one's side in a crisis, but sometimes the agency just doesn't get the timing and the logistics right?
The theories of John Maynard Keynes, the economist who taught us all that short-term stimuli such as monetary easing are the tools of choice in a crisis, don't seem to be working.
Until last week, Fed officials touted their confidence in the current interest rate range — low enough to spur job growth and inflation while high enough to leave room to respond in a crisis.
Rousseff's possible ouster comes as Brazil's is locked in a crisis fueled by a massive corruption scandal involving state-run oil company Petrobras and a widening investigation that has reached her inner circle.
Lidington said companies like Capita, Serco and Mitie, which also take on government contracts, would need to become more agile in a crisis, provide more data on their performance and publish performance indicators.
" He proposed instead that more time and money be spent "on identifying kids who are most vulnerable, helping them respond effectively to stress, and teaching them what they can do in a crisis.
The ranking Democrat on the Senate Armed Services Committee on Wednesday blasted President Trump's aggressive response to the North Korean nuclear threat, saying the administration needs to demonstrate "steady leadership" in a crisis.
Mixed messages from the United States, an ally to all parties in the crisis, also has appeared to complicate the diplomacy in a crisis that has reverberated across the Middle East and beyond.
However, NIMS is designed to do one particular thing and to do it well: to provide a single method for a group of independent agencies and bureaus to work together in a crisis.
NICOSIA (Reuters) - Cyprus said on Thursday it had postponed a summit of leaders of southern EU states after discussions with Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy, embroiled in a crisis over Catalan secession efforts.
We're there to lend a hand in a crisis: Muslim Americans donated 30,000 bottles of water to the Red Cross in Flint, Michigan, to help Flint residents suffering from the water contamination crisis there.
But in the case of its Crisis Response pages, why not curate news from verified and vetted outlets to ensure that those looking for answers and loved ones in a crisis aren't led astray?
Credit Suisse has been trapped in a crisis since September, when its former star wealth manager Iqbal Khan, after switching to rival UBS, confronted a private detective following him and his wife through Zurich.
Also, hardly anyone expects some extra German borrowing to derail the bond bull run; Finance Minister Olaf Scholz mooted stimulus of up to 50 billion euros ($55 billion), that too only in a crisis.
Saturday's rally in downtown Seoul was the largest so far in a crisis engulfing Park, 64, and organizers said some 850,000 people packed streets running through the city center including a 12-lane thoroughfare.
"We're in a crisis and we can't actually point fingers; we have to try to figure out what the commonality is," said Winnie Wong, a co-founder of the People for Bernie Sanders organization.
And so I think we are in a crisis of the underpinnings of capitalism, and on top of that we're now, I believe, at the beginning stages of a global war against Islamic fascism.
SH-QHA-TRMCOAL Lower demand and high supplies have led to the price rout, leaving the sector in a crisis, the miners said in a declaration released this week and published on company websites.
Moore said he wished liberals had the same "courage of their convictions" and "decisiveness" that he sees Republicans exhibiting in their use of power, adding that the Democratic Party is "absolutely" in a crisis.
Banks will have to issue billions of dollars in known as total loss absorbing capacity debt or TLAC debt which can be written down to avoid burning through all their capital in a crisis.
The earthquake revealed that the vast and expensive official media apparatus worked perfectly when it came to producing government propaganda, but was next to useless at providing vital information for people in a crisis.
Transport links are vital to keep food systems running in a disaster, with most food warehouses in Baltimore located on the outskirts of town, which could be cut off in a crisis, it added.
In the note found in Mr. Lee's car, he remained loyal to Mr. Shin, calling him "a respectable man" and apologizing to Lotte employees and managers for leaving them in a crisis, Yonhap reported.
"The retail business is in a crisis situation, oil refining and the retail business are under pressure from the new tax realities," Alekperov told Putin at their meeting, at the presidential residence outside Moscow.
WASHINGTON, July 26 (Reuters) - U.S. bank regulators said Friday they had identified no shortcomings in "living wills" submitted by 82 foreign banks detailing how their U.S. operations could be safely dissolved in a crisis.
Murders and shootings have risen sharply in Chicago this year, raising the prospect of a bloody summer at a time when the city's Police Department is mired in a crisis over discipline and distrust.
"The country is neither crumbling, nor being destroyed or bankrupt or in a crisis," he said, and added that the way out of the 'currency plot' was to boost production and 'minimize interest rates'.
Sensitive to the political pressure, the Fed itself discouraged use of the program in regulatory planning for so-called living wills that require the biggest banks to consider their own demise in a crisis.
Remembering what once stood, waterlogged in and around the forest, feels like the least Aedy can do to remind people that Calais wasn't the only pressure point in a crisis we still haven't solved.
What I worry about here is that the Trump administration, like the Bush administration in 2003, talks itself into believing that this will be easy, and gets embroiled in a crisis it can't contain.
The Max stretched the 1573 design, creating a patchwork plane that left pilots without some safety features that could be important in a crisis — ones that have been offered for years on other planes.
"Whenever terrorism is in the news, one way people cope with their anxiety and anger is to look for a leader to protect them — and, in a crisis context, to rescue them," Merolla said.
Where Clinton came off as a levelheaded technocrat — the person she thinks you'd want in charge in a crisis — Sanders's debate answers reflected the same anger and betrayal heard in questions from the audience.
"Maybe it makes you think that in a crisis like this really all you are left with are those you love, so it might have made some people ramp up their search for someone."
P.R. people have always tried to keep their hands invisible, allowing clients to take credit and blame, and the Tylenol case is often cited as a textbook model of corporate responsibility in a crisis.
The six volunteers killed were all from Central African Republic and were participating in a crisis meeting at a health center in the town of Gambo, in the Mbomou prefecture, the Red Cross said.
"The three-digit number is really going to be a breakthrough in terms of reaching people in a crisis," Dwight Holton, CEO of Lines for Life, a suicide prevention nonprofit, told the Associated Press.
"The country is neither crumbling, nor being destroyed or bankrupt or in a crisis," he said, and added that the way out of the 'currency plot' was to boost production and 'minimise interest rates'.
Teaching students, faculty, and staff how to recognize and respond to someone in a crisis, by connecting them to available resources, such as low-cost treatment, can stop a potentially fatal incident from occurring.
Sure. But the show also makes room for lingering prejudices — most notably regarding Muslims — and the sense that the altruism that arises in a crisis may evaporate as soon as the crisis is over.
Related: Aboriginal Chiefs Plead for Help in Canada After Children Commit Suicide Announcing the province's commitment to send in a crisis team on Twitter, Shisheesh noted that the community has been waiting since October.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - A leading U.S. bank regulator said on Wednesday the government is considering easing requirements around the "living wills" large banks must submit detailing how they could be safely dissolved in a crisis.
Like other European banks, Metro must issue more debt to absorb losses in a crisis, but that is looking pricey: the yield on last year's bond has jumped from 5.5% in June to around 8.5%.
"When it comes to cash flow in a crisis situation, you want to have access to some money and not fear your disgruntled spouse will lock you out," says Guthrie, who runs Breaking Free Mediation.
Eight of the largest banks handed in paperwork on how they would be dissolved in a crisis to the Federal Reserve and Federal Deposit Insurance Corp before those regulators pass judgment in the months ahead.
"The first rule of crisis communication when you're in a crisis like this -- allegations of infidelity -- is, the spouse has to be there, standing by their husband or wife," said crisis communications consultant Richard Levick.
Last year, lawmakers rejected the CDC's first draft because it endorsed the creation of a committee that would effectively grant the military power over the executive and legislative branches of government in a crisis situation.
The effort to arrest the former president raised the stakes dramatically in a crisis threatening to topple his successor, President Dilma Rousseff, and was likely to further polarize protests on Sunday calling for her impeachment.
This is an expensive rule for banks because they cannot use that idle money for other activities, but it is in place to protect customer assets and make them accessible to customers in a crisis.
But the debate was eventually erased from the formal agenda, as ministers feared it may "set a precedent" which could have sparked talks on several other individual banks in a crisis, a European diplomat said.
The Australian Prudential Regulatory Authority (APRA) in February proposed that lenders adopt higher risk weightings on some kinds of loans as the government passed laws aimed at avoiding public bailouts of banks in a crisis.
The head of a flight attendants union said Monday that the aviation system would "immediately be in a crisis" if Congress fails to reach a deal and the U.S. government goes into another partial shutdown.
European Union leaders agreed at the end of June to allow the ESM bailout fund to lend in an emergency to the existing bank resolution fund if it runs out of cash in a crisis.
In a crisis, a state that gained such an advantage might, they warn, attack an adversary's nuclear forces, military bases, airfields, warships, missile defenses, and command-and-control networks from great distances with stunning speed.
Federal prosecutors in Cincinnati charged Miami-Luken Inc and four people in the second U.S. criminal case against a drug distributor over its role in a crisis that has killed hundreds of thousands of people.
Instead, Labour's left-wing leader, Jeremy Corbyn, is embroiled in a crisis largely of his own making over anti-Semitism — one that has crystallized internal divisions and stirred speculation about a breakaway by centrist lawmakers.
Among those who recently turned to social media in a crisis was Nikki-Colette Manzie, 28, when she was at Los Angeles International Airport, well past midnight, trying to rebook a trip to Flint, Mich.
"The reason having a massive deficit is a problem is that in a crisis, only the federal government can frankly provide support to state and local governments that have to balance their budgets," said Sen.
"In a crisis we change our behavior and adapt to the new circumstances for the greater good of society," she said on Twitter in mid-March, urging climate protesters to post pictures of themselves online.
Each city has an emergency-management website that informs citizens about what to do in a crisis, but most of those sites (except for LA and New York) don&apost directly mention a nuclear attack.
China insists its program is for peaceful purposes, but the U.S. Defense Department has highlighted China's increasing space capabilities, saying it is pursuing activities aimed to prevent adversaries from using space-based assets in a crisis.
KHARTOUM (Reuters) - Two Sudanese rebel leaders were arrested early on Saturday, opposition sources said, shortly after meeting visiting Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, who is trying to mediate in a crisis threatening a transition to democracy.
We definitely have this feeling right now of an "us versus them" mentality, and you can imagine what that would be like in a crisis, where people would look for someone to blame...without due cause.
"The HKD market is not in a crisis mode like in the period of global financial crisis or one-off sharp RMB depreciation," said Ken Cheung, senior Asian FX strategist at Mizuho Bank in Hong Kong.
For example, credit card lending has an expected write-off rate of 25 percent in a crisis, while car finance would only see a 10 percent loss, even if second-hand car prices fall as well.
After Last Jedi, we still don't know much about Poe's backstory, but we sure know how his arrogance comes out in a crisis, and how reluctant he is to back down when he thinks he's right.
There's ample reason to believe that in a crisis, people are more likely to turn to the reassuringly mainstream, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, whose poll numbers went up after the terrorist shooting in Orlando.
Fundamentally, the problem that these companies face is that what most effectively keeps their costs down — using algorithms instead of people to curate content — isn't up to the task of preventing misinformation, especially in a crisis.
An estimated 6 million people, half the population, were expected to be in a "crisis, emergency or catastrophe situation" this month and next, 500,000 more than in May, the report by government and U.N. officials said.
This described a pair of smaller socially relevant numbers—a support clique (people you would rely on in a crisis) of about five and a sympathy group (those you would call close friends) of about 15.
Second, they believe that in a crisis its geographical silos would get assistance from the local central bank: the Bank of England would help the British arm, the Federal Reserve the American one, and so on.
I know what it is to have to not only implement good policies and figure out how to manage something, but to summon people to their highest values when they look to you in a crisis.
For the same reason, France has been reluctant to allow the NATO supreme commander, who is always an American general, too much authority to act in a crisis, which others say is needed to respond quickly.
What she wants is for all ungodly behavior to be legislated into oblivion, but with someone sensible making sure that the legislation is enforced reasonably, someone cool in a crisis, someone who understands people — namely, Serena.
BRUSSELS/LONDON (Reuters) - Smaller euro zone banks may not need to hold bonds that can be wiped out to plug losses in a crisis, the head of the body responsible for resolving failed banks told Reuters.
In a crisis, a Rohingya can request police permission to go to a government clinic down the road that serves the general population, but it lacks a doctor, and Rohingya are often fearful of being attacked.
"In every single crisis we've had that I've been around, going back to Jimmy Carter and the hostages all the way through to this moment, presidents ratings have always gone up in a crisis," Biden said.
Asked on NBC's "Meet the Press" whether he was concerned that the president's approval rating had moved up slightly, Biden, who had previously said he wanted any president to succeed in a crisis, was more tempered.
It's a flexible approach that does not require the government to specifically identify who's been most impacted by the crisis; that kind of targeting is sometimes helpful, but in a crisis it can be incredibly inefficient.
"We're in a crisis situation, losing a farm a day," said Sarah Lloyd, whose family milks 350 cows and who supports Ms. Baldwin, partly because of her efforts to bolster a milk price federal insurance program.
China insists its program is for peaceful purposes, but the U.S. Defense Department has highlighted its increasing space capabilities, saying it was pursuing activities aimed to prevent adversaries from using space-based assets in a crisis.
That's culminated in a crisis that has killed tens of thousands of people annually for years — a horrific loss of life, and, as if that weren't enough, a loss with huge repercussions for the US economy.
While Europe's collective defense spending is around four times that of Russia, European militaries duplicate a lot of spending, and would be constrained in a crisis by the need for political approval from dozens of different capitals.
We have a mental model of decisive leadership in a crisis — the president snapping quick commands, making the hard choices no one else will — but what effective presidenting generally requires is coordination across diffuse centers of power.
ZURICH, Oct 23 (Reuters) - Switzerland's Schmolz + Bickenbach is planning a capital increase and has lowered its full-year forecast after saying it was trapped in a crisis in the steel industry that it was unable to escape.
A missile freeze could provide real security benefits by denying North Korean engineers crucial data from repeated tests of advanced new missile designs and its military the confidence that the systems will work reliably in a crisis.
"Trying to target North Korean mobile nuclear missiles in a crisis is like trying to win three-card monte on a New York street corner," Klingner said, "there's a high risk you'll lose more than your shirt."
There is also a worry among some experts that the way in which middlemen, mostly banks, seek to profit from small differences in prices between ETFs and the securities underlying them could go haywire in a crisis.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Federal Bureau of Investigation said on Tuesday it was joining a criminal investigation of lead-contaminated drinking water in Flint, Michigan, exploring whether laws were broken in a crisis that has captured international attention.
Aside from that experience, she found that foster care, particularly in her home of Los Angeles, was in a crisis — accounting for nearly 10 percent of the children in foster care across the country, according to Lilley.
The U.N. Office for Disaster Risk Reduction has long argued that children should be offered disaster training, as they are among the most vulnerable in a crisis and schools often act as focal points for wider communities.
China insists its space program is for peaceful purposes, but the U.S. Defense Department has highlighted its increasing space capabilities, saying it was pursuing activities aimed at preventing adversaries from using space-based assets in a crisis.
There is a critique common to many senior foreign officials and diplomats about the administration -- they don't know who is running the show, understand its foreign policy strategies and are uncertain who to call in a crisis.
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Euro zone banking watchdogs said banks planning mergers should make sure they could be wound down in a crisis, a warning likely to resonate with executives seeking to merge German giants Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank.
Central bankers are rightfully unwilling to give up the possibility of providing funds in a crisis, because experience has shown over and over again that providing liquidity is a key step in stemming the escalation of crises.
The Swiss franc is where many investors seek safety in a crisis — so for businesses in Mueller's Swissmechanic association the risks thrown up by Brexit mean their products get more expensive for consumers earning pounds or euros.
This, in turn, compromises our ability to source steel rapidly in a crisis and puts our security in the hands of other countries by subjecting us to their potential supply disruptions, quality control issues and price gouging.
In the more than two years after Takata was engulfed in a crisis over dangerously defective airbags, automakers have recalled 60 million vehicles in the United States and tens of millions more worldwide to fix the problem.
But no rape kit was administered because that is not standard protocol at Harvard, which instead insists that students' first stop in a crisis be the emergency department at its on-campus hospital or the campus police.
WASHINGTON, Dec 20 (Reuters) - U.S. banking regulators Thursday announced they had signed off on "living wills" for four foreign banks — Barclays, Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank and UBS — detailing how they could safely be dissolved in a crisis.
VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis will almost certainly visit Myanmar and Bangladesh, two countries caught up in a crisis over the Rohingya Muslim minority, before the end of the year, a senior Vatican source said on Wednesday.
In the past he has been highly critical of the central bank, calling for clearer, congressionally set limits on what the Fed can do in a crisis, and a more transparent set of rules to govern policy.
"As the reaction to yesterday's UK measures has shown once again, economic tools are not the ultimate circuit breaker in a crisis that reflects a medical emergency," Holger Schmieding, chief economist at Berenberg Bank, told clients Thursday.
On top of that, in recent years the Trump administration and Congress have relaxed regulations, including rules establishing financial cushions that banks must have to support their business and quickly turn assets into cash in a crisis.
They also contended that insurance companies were less risky than banks of a similar size because they did not rely on financing that could dry up quickly in a crisis, potentially causing a run on the institution.
While I haven't fully processed what's happening — it's unfolding too fast — this would certainly be more frightening in a place where people have to wonder how they'll access or pay for their health care in a crisis.
ISTANBUL (Reuters) - The Turkish economy is not in a crisis or going bankrupt and the fluctuations in the foreign exchange rate are the 'missiles' of an economic war waged against Turkey, President Tayyip Erdogan said on Saturday.
" In the interview, Mr. Mulvaney criticized Jeh Johnson, who led the Department of Homeland Security under President Barack Obama, for saying in an interview last week that the situation at the border was "truly in a crisis.
The default will mark a new phase in a crisis that has hammered the economy since October, slicing around 40% off the value of the local currency, denying savers full access to their deposits and fuelling unrest.
We should all pray that he will never be put to the supreme test of leadership in a crisis; and, as with more-even-tempered presidents, worries about how he will handle himself then are not unreasonable.
In a report last February, the Pentagon asserted that China and Russia have embarked on major efforts to develop technologies that could allow them to disrupt or destroy American and allied satellites in a crisis or conflict.
Villeroy said it was important to prevent ring-fencing on a national basis within cross-border banks, because that stops them from managing liquidity and capital at the group level, which could be dangerous in a crisis.
S. banks in cross-border dollar funding - with banks borrowing from investors in different countries - underlines that central bank across the globe can provide dollar liquidity in a crisis, the study by Iñaki Aldasoro and Torsten Ehlers found.
A U.S. official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the deal was significant by improving access to ports that connect to a network of roads to the broader region, giving the U.S. military great resiliency in a crisis.
Moreover, one reason we're likely not in a crisis is that crises typically result from conflicts between Congress and the executive — and the Republican leadership in Congress is not putting up much of a fight against Trump now.
They said banks may now be allowed to refile their "living wills", which set out how they could be dissolved in a crisis, every two years rather than annually, so long as their business had not changed materially.
That looming conflict will play out in a crisis where the anti-EU political forces like the Five Star Movement, the Northern League, Forza Italia and the factions of the splintering Democratic Party continue to vie for power.
Facebook was embroiled in a crisis over its privacy policies, after it emerged that data on 22017m users had been harvested from an app for psychological tests and then shared with Cambridge Analytica, a political data-mining firm.
In a crisis such as this, it is important that we have strong, decisive leaders who can get to the bottom of the problem, find solutions, bring people together and make sure that the public understands the facts.
The turmoil at Deutsche this week stemmed partly from fear that the bank might struggle to pay interest next year on a type of bond that is designed to act as a buffer in a crisis (see article).
No country wants to introduce capital controls but plenty do in a crisis, and Turkey has already half-flirted with the idea when the country's local banks briefly stopped trading lira with their foreign counterparts back in March.
While tensions with Iran seem to escalate by the day, the officer said the four minesweepers based in the Gulf were so physically unreliable that he doubted his superiors would actually send them into action in a crisis.
The city is at a pivotal moment for law enforcement, mired in a crisis over police conduct and discipline and over distrust of officers, particularly among African-American residents, who make up about one-third of Chicago's population.
My illness has taught me to be steady in a crisis, to be keenly aware of my own emotions, and of the emotions of others, and to be wary of things that seem too good to be true.
But if you just like stories of human survival and communities banding together to help each other out in a crisis, there are also a host of heartwarming moments in this film to make it worth your while.
But the Treasury's role in a crisis can vary depending on the administration in charge, Jason Furman, one of President Obama's top economic advisors and an economics professor at the Harvard Kennedy School, told Insider in an email.
While the bill helps businesses with fewer than 500 employees offer this leave through tax credits, then it will make sense that in a crisis, the program should be fully and immediately paid for by the federal government.
But about a year and a half into his tenure, Mr. Murphy was ensnared in a crisis that would embarrass American diplomatic missions around the world: the publication of a massive cache of State Department cables by WikiLeaks.
The default marks a new phase in a crisis that has seen the Lebanese pound lose more than 40% of its value since October, while hundreds of thousands of jobs have been lost and scores of businesses shut.
Without the full exercise, the US could lose ground in being able to quickly conduct future operations in a coordinated and highly synchronized manner with South Korea against the north in a crisis one of the officials said.
Pope Francis on Tuesday urged the leaders of majority-Buddhist Myanmar, mired in a crisis over the fate of Muslim Rohingya people, to commit themselves to justice, human rights and respect for "each ethnic group and its identity".
Another approach is to increase pressure on Iran in non-nuclear areas, resulting in a crisis that would give hard-line opponents of the deal in Tehran cause to pull the plug — and let Washington off the hook.
The release of the communications — both emails and instant messages — is the latest embarrassing episode for Boeing in a crisis that has cost the company billions of dollars and wreaked havoc on the aviation industry across the globe.
"The whole technology industry is in a crisis of trust, and it's touching different companies, including ours … and it just kind of puts at question: Can we trust tech companies?" he said in a recent interview with BuzzFeed News.
Adam Schiff, the ranking member on the House Intelligence Committee — is backing up the Trump administration's decision: To those worried that Trump admin won't be trusted in a crisis, note that Dems can prevent this by backing admin actions.
"Lombard Street", his analysis of a Victorian banking panic, still provides central bankers with their template for what to do in a crisis, as Ben Bernanke, the chairman of the Federal Reserve during the crisis of 2008, fulsomely acknowledges.
India, which had a brief border war with China in 1962, has looked on warily as China has built roads, railways and airports in Tibet, fearing they could be used to hurry troops to the border in a crisis.
Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase, in their own earnings announcements this week, emphasized how much more of a financial cushion they had built up to protect themselves in a crisis, and how many risky businesses they had jettisoned.
WASHINGTON, Aug 30 (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve said on Thursday that it was giving Deutsche Bank AG and four other financial institutions an additional year to submit "living wills" detailing how they could be safely dissolved in a crisis.
His testimony underscored fears that Chinese President Xi Jinping's controversial Belt and Road Initiative is designed to give leverage to the Chinese military if the United States tries to deploy forces into the Indo-Pacific region in a crisis.
Not only do they not inspire confidence in a crisis, but they are all walking around knowing that Trump would stab every one of them in the back with his Twitter knife, at any moment, if it served him.
The debt negotiations mark a new phase in a crisis that has seen the Lebanese pound lose more than 40% of its value since October, while hundreds of thousands of jobs have been lost and scores of businesses shut.
" Her colleague McGee said that "in a crisis situation, where there's a necessity to do something ... it's probably going to be hard to get countries to come to court before they do it or even after they do it.
Claire is at her best in a crisis, and watching her trade lies with Geillis as each waits for the other to tip her hand is just the sort of intensity you want between a hero and a supervillain.
Trump getting well ahead of that part of the story would have made him look bad had the facts come out differently, but he saw it as a good bet to seem much more realistic and even forceful in a crisis.
The BoE - where Bailey was deputy governor until he moved to the FCA this month - last year expressed concern about funds that invest in assets which can become illiquid in a crisis, but allow investors to withdraw funds without notice.
Following not only the crisis in Puerto Rico, but also hurricanes, floods, and wildfires in the continental US, companies including Tesla, Airbnb, Uber, Lyft, and Google have jumped at the chance to showcase what they're capable of in a crisis.
In the wake of the crisis, the banks have shored up their balance sheets, in part by reducing the capital they devote to trading activities, with the result that, in a crisis, markets may be even less liquid than before.
Although insurance can be an effective tool to cushion farmers and their communities in a crisis, it is not enough on its own, said Richard Choularton, a food security and climate resilience expert with U.S.-based Tetra Tech International Development Services.
NC: Mm. NC: I think that this is a-, I mean, Europe has been in a crisis since the beginning, so we are quite used to having different views on the issues, and I don't think that this is necessarily bad.
"We have no interest in a crisis between the Commission and Italy," EU Economic Commissioner Pierre Moscovici said on Friday, striking a cautious note that stems from the an awareness that EU recommendations and sanctions may have little impact in Rome.
"While dual supervision could yet be a negotiated middle ground for one or more U.K. CCPs, it appears challenging to apply effectively in practice, not least when clear and rapid decision making is required in a crisis," S&P said.
But even higher capital requirements would be prudent, as well as an explicit tax on the use of leverage, especially short-term funding such as repo, to offset the moral hazard that comes from essential government liquidity provision in a crisis.
Italy is politically and financially fragile, often described as "too big to save" in a crisis, so even though there is very little direct economic linkage between its banks and the Brexit vote, any global shock creates major tremors here.
VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis will meet Myanmar's top Buddhist monks, its military generals and civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi in November when he visits that country and Bangladesh, both caught up in a crisis over the Rohingya Muslim minority.
Federal prosecutors in Cincinnati charged Miami-Luken Inc and four people with conspiring to distribute controlled substances in the second U.S. criminal case against a drug distributor over its role in a crisis that has killed hundreds of thousands of people.
The rules must be applied by the world's 30 biggest "systemically important" banks like Goldman Sachs, HSBC and Societe Generale in a bid to make sure they have enough resources to call on in a crisis to avoid taxpayer bailouts.
While Bahrain can expect support from its ally Saudi Arabia in a crisis, it is likely to find it increasingly hard to borrow in the international markets, particularly since it will be competing for money with its neighbors, Moody's said.
LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Cities planning for weather disasters, pandemics or civil unrest need to take steps to support local farmers and protect key transport routes so as to secure food and water supplies in a crisis, experts said on Wednesday.
This "would enable the U.S. to maintain strategic presence and deterrence posture in the South China Sea against China's maritime expansions, and could facilitate rapid deployment of U.S. assets in a crisis event," explained Stratfor Senior East Asia Analyst Zhixing Zhang.
In his just-published book, "The Agony of Decision: Mental Readiness and Leadership in a Crisis," Helio Fred Garcia, president of Logos Consulting Group, says companies must respond to problems on social media during the "golden hour" in which they emerge.
DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland's Deputy Prime Minister resisted calls to resign in a crisis that has left the country on the brink of a general election, saying on Monday it is up to an ongoing judge-led tribunal to judge her conduct.
This week, Citi was the only one of the eight largest American banks to get a thumbs-up from both the Fed and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation for its plan to dissolve in an orderly manner in a crisis.
She rejected a recent call from Bank of Italy Governor Ignazio Visco for the EU to backtrack on new bail-in rules on the grounds that they may mean the authorities are unable to prevent a contagion effect in a crisis.
The governorates of Hodeidah, Amanat Al Asimah, Dhamar, Hajjah, Ibb and Taiz each had more than one million people in a crisis situation or worse, and without humanitarian aid 13 governorates would be in a food catastrophe, the survey showed.
" (It seems to stand for "Point Dume Community Posse," which is not the most intense name the gang of gun-toting vigilantes could've chosen.) Hart captioned the picture with, "It's unfortunate that some people take advantage of others in a crisis.
The structural infirmity also explains the failure to resolve the enormous debt crisis that Puerto Rico is mired in, a crisis that is partially the cause of the lack of an adequate infrastructure to tackle the damage caused by the hurricane.
I've been speaking to epidemiologists and other health experts, and they emphasize that in a crisis like the present one, the government must protect its credibility and the public should rely on experts rather than partisans on either left or right.
There are external documents, however, indicating that older PEADs (through the 1970s) had provisions for martial law, unilateral suspension of habeas corpus by the president, confiscating Americans' passports, maintaining lists of "subversives" who could be rounded up in a crisis, etc.
McCain also shied away from giving a direct answer to a direct question about whether Trump had a "credibility problem" that could hamper his ability to lead the nation in a crisis or maintain close relationships with vital US allies.
Russia's gambit appears to have actually cost the country a key point of contact with the Trump administration — exactly the kind of person who could effectively advocate for Moscow's interests in Washington and play a constructive role in a crisis.
Montgomery said the FHA has a "robust set of tools" to deal with turmoil in the housing market in a crisis, noting they've suspended foreclosures and evictions before at a regional level in the wake of natural disasters like hurricanes.
"As a comparison, there are about 46,0003 medical ICU beds in the United States and perhaps an equal number of other ICU beds that could be used in a crisis," the Johns Hopkins study authors, Eric Toner and Richard Waldhorn, wrote.
Their plans are upended, the future is uncertain, and for most of us, no matter how rational we think we are about risk, no matter how calm we imagine we will be in a crisis, that's a recipe for freaking out.
The Dominican Republic's economy relies in part on drawing visitors to its beach resorts, and the country became engulfed in a crisis this summer when the families of multiple American tourists said their loved ones had died under suspicious circumstances.
With our only firefighting resource being three garden hoses supplied by town water (which historically fails in a crisis) and a house full of guests not used to this type of situation, we decided to follow government recommendations and evacuate early.
" Bolton then said it was a problem in Europe, and that European courts were in a crisis because they don't know how to handle Muslims who argue "Sharia should apply to Muslims and some other law should apply to everybody else.
This could include changing the living will process to focus on ensuring that the critical functions of the largest banks would remain operational in a crisis, rather than attempting to predict how each and every subsidiary would be disposed of.
This is because a trade cold war — a period with greater risk of high U.S. tariffs, foreign retaliation and the weakening of existing trade agreements — can diminish investment, erode business confidence, and leave America vulnerable to greater disruption in a crisis.
In 14 apps, users were directed to follow safety plans to minimize the risk of suicide with steps such as removing guns or weapons from the home or adding speed dials within the app for people to contact in a crisis.
Hurricane Harvey is bearing down on the Gulf Coast, with the first Category 2628 hurricane to hit the U.S. since 28503 presenting an early test of leadership for President Trump and his ability to run the government in a crisis.
Turkish companies have around $74 billion in external debt including trade credits and though the government itself only has around $5 billion to refinance this year, there are three large state-owned banks which would need support in a crisis.
They describe how the system works in a crisis and then wrongly state that this is how it would operate if the president woke up in the middle of the night and wanted to do something, and of course that's not true.
ANKARA/DUBAI (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan on Tuesday denounced the isolation of Qatar by neighboring states as a violation of Islamic values and akin to a "death penalty" imposed in a crisis that has reverberated across the Middle East and beyond.
It basically restores Mr. Kiir's rival and civil war adversary, Riek Machar, to the position he had held until 2013, when he was dismissed by Mr. Kiir in a crisis that led to escalating violence, ethnic mayhem, mass displacement and widespread hunger.
"We are putting you into a simulator that is so realistic that your pulse will race, and you will be stressed, and you will learn how to make critical decisions in a crisis," Caleb Barlow, vice president of security at IBM explained.
Why it matters, from Axios' Kim Hart: In addition to positive buzz for providing emergency service in a crisis, this gives Alphabet a chance to pilot one of its innovative — but relatively untested — ideas for bringing mobile service to hard-to-reach areas.
Even as he does not literally dismantle NATO, Trump's words do immense damage, raising questions about how the United States would react in a crisis with a president who blasts key allies such as Germany while praising Vladimir Putin for his leadership.
"Silicon Valley would be well served by the CEOs, other than when they're in a crisis situation like Facebook is now, to come and share with us in Congress what their strategies are, what their agreements are, what their recommendations are," Walden said.
Public anger remains high after seven years of belt-tightening in a crisis that has cut thousands of jobs and eroded living standards Protesters have repeatedly tried to block foreclosure auctions of home at courts, a key condition of Greece's international bailout.
The Covid-19 content these smart assistants are currently offering serves as a reminder that even in a crisis, these AI-powered tools often just quote information from news articles and government websites, and they don't have any particular authority on their own.
Vice President Mike Pence told Fox News Tuesday that the Strategic National Stockpile, the government reserve meant to support hospitals in a crisis, has "some 20,000 ventilators and we've been making those available to states," naming California, Washington, New York and New Jersey.
" State Department spokeswoman Morgan Ortagus declined to address how the administration would communicate with Iran in a crisis similar to the 2016 incident, but said: "When the time to talk comes, we are confident we will have every means to do so.
Weapons analysts have long worried about the "use it or lose it" pressures on political leaders early in a crisis to launch ballistic missiles with nuclear warheads, because an opponent's missiles could wipe out some of those weapons in just 30 minutes.
But policy plans and positions can serve the same purpose, showing that a candidate is prepared for challenges, able to absorb a huge amount of information and opposing views, and make decisive choices — the very thing a president does in a crisis.
With just less than eight months before a presidential election, Trump's followers face the prospect that their core message — about deconstructing the "deep state" of government workers and transforming the nation's power structure to serve everyday Americans — could collapse in a crisis environment.
"Healthcare providers may be being exposed, other patients may be being exposed, and until you can give confidence to people about those answers, we are in a crisis here," Yale professor Howard Forman, a radiologist and expert in healthcare management, told Business Insider.
As nursing homes have come under fire, directors of some of them have accused the government of passing on the blame for its own shortcomings in a crisis that has left doctors, nurses and mortuary employees without the protective gear they need.
So, yeah, kudos to Taiwan for keeping its people safe, but here in America we're going to do what we always do in a crisis—line up at a gun store and accuse the opposing political party of acting in bad faith.
At many police departments, the focus now is on figuring out where to draw replacements from if their own patrol officers get sick or have to be quarantined, and what sort of investigations and other activities to trim back in a crisis.
Now FEMA and the White House, just days after these surprising pronouncements, want us to have confidence in an objective alert system deployed in a crisis by the very federal agency and White House that has "graded" every single one to date.
Chinese authorities make a big point out of the country being a collective that pulls together in a crisis, unlike the individual-focused societies of the West, but ultimately people know that it is the Party, not the country, that comes first.
The episode, the latest example of a fast-growing company run by young founders that has found itself in a crisis, was viewed within the insular world of start-ups as a swift fall for Ms. Korey, Away's 31-year-old co-founder.
When I'm done being commissioner, if someone looks back and says, 'When Mike was caught in a crisis, he always chose the path of how he was going to protect the opportunity to play for his players,' I can live with that.
For Burris, Parmet and other public health experts, the answers are clear: Policymakers should appoint a CDC leader with deep experience and solid scientific knowledge, and stave off sweeping budget cuts that would undermine the agency's ability to respond in a crisis.
The Federal Reserve and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation said while all the plans show how the banks could be safely dissolved in a crisis, most of the banks struggled to produce key data under stressed conditions, and the issue should be rectified.
Defenders of the status quo argue that altering the current system would deprive the president the needed flexibility to respond quickly in a crisis, including by using nuclear weapons first in response to a non-nuclear attack, and undermine the credibility of deterrence.
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan and South Korea made progress on Monday in their first trade talks since Tokyo put curbs on exports to its neighbor of high-technology materials, Tokyo's trade minister said, suggesting potential improvement in a crisis between the two U.S. allies.
European banks would be able to issue a new category of debt that could be wiped out in a crisis only after shares and bonds, but before more secured instruments, such as covered deposits, under a draft EU law seen by Reuters on Tuesday.
Aggarwala also suggested that homeowners could give first responders access to home security and automation systems like Nest or Canary (with limits) to provide better data about who may need rescuing in a home or to remotely monitor a neighborhood in a crisis situation.
He has specifically called for regulators to work with a lighter touch on smaller and medium sized banks and make the largest banks only submit so-called "living wills" — plans for how they would wind down in a crisis — every two years instead of annually.
Besides the rights issue, Metro also needs to issue as much as 1.5 billion pounds in debt between now and the end of 2021 to fund growth and meet regulatory MREL requirements - special debt banks are obliged to hold to absorb losses in a crisis.
British regulators have been comfortable with this situation with Britain as part of the EU, but once Britain leaves they will want these banks have enough capital to support their business and ensure that British taxpayers are not left footing the bill in a crisis.
Where once lightning decision-making and a calm head in a crisis were at a premium, the bulk of trading today is done by machines and the job of a foreign exchange sales trader is often little more than minding software and fielding client queries.
The Federal Reserve and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation said on Wednesday that five of the nation's eight largest banks — including JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America — did not have "credible" plans for how they would wind themselves down in a crisis without sowing panic.
"Year in and year out, administration in and administration out, it's the long-range land attack cruise missile that presidents reach for first in a crisis," Thomas Karako, director of the Missile Defense Project at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, told CNBC.
In any given year, Britain's gross domestic product would be 0.02 percent lower due to MREL requirements, but the upside is that "too big to fail" is ended, a bank's critical functions continue even in a crisis, and taxpayers are shielded, the BoE said.
In addition to helping the family with whatever they need, they've also been trained to respond in a crisis: If someone comes to the door claiming to be ICE, they know what a federally signed warrant looks like and who to call for help.
Axios is told that Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg plans to speak out in the next 24 hours on the data-harvesting revelations that have hammered his stock price, inflamed lawmakers in D.C. and Europe, and trapped his social network in a crisis of trust.
To practice its ability to move quickly in a crisis and sustain itself along the way, the regiment drove 950 vehicles about 840 miles from its base in Vilseck, Germany, to a training range in southern Lithuania — roughly the distance from New York to Atlanta.
In the case of the Fitzgerald, the Navy determined in its latest reports that the crew and leadership on board failed to plan for safety, to adhere to sound navigation practices, to carry out basic watch practices and to respond effectively in a crisis.
With New York's century-old subway system engulfed in a crisis brought about by years of neglect and poor political decisions, a transit official from outside the United States was named on Tuesday to take over the management of the city's subways and buses.
"I fail to see the wisdom for holding meetings in May-June that would only demonstrate our failure in attending to what we should have done in a crisis like this and taking the necessary measures," Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman told Reuters on March 10.
"If the Fed cuts rates too deep, it would give a very strong signal that we are in a crisis," CMC's Yan said, adding that the Fed might maintain status quo in its March meeting and gauge the economy's performance before taking further steps.
This is not to pretend the differences in policy and approach between Sanders and Biden aren't meaningful, that democracy should be disregarded in a crisis, or that the candidates don't represent very different ideas for what the future of this country could look like.
But Monday's announcement that the US will expel the largest number of Russian diplomats since the Cold War has been heralded as an unmistakable signal to the Kremlin that despite Trump's lukewarm embrace of NATO, he will stand with America's Western allies in a crisis.
"Although United States space systems have historically maintained a technological advantage over those of our potential adversaries, those potential adversaries are now advancing their space capabilities and actively developing ways to deny our use of space in a crisis or conflict," the directive said.
Trump's 2016 campaign manager would be in a crisis management type role, and the idea as it currently stands would be for Lewandowski to assemble a team that mirrors the one that existed in Bill Clinton's White House when he was facing his own impeachment.
CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelans heeded opposition leader Juan Guaido's call to take to the streets on Wednesday in a bid to force President Nicolas Maduro from power, but there was little concrete sign of change in a crisis that increasingly looks like a political stalemate.
In each scenario, an AI car is in a crisis situation, and you must choose how it crashes—whether it goes straight into the concrete barrier ahead, killing the occupants, or swerves into the wrong lane and takes out a party of innocents crossing the road.
GENEVA, Dec 6 (Reuters) - A survey of food security in Yemen has found more than 15 million people are in a "crisis" or "emergency" situation and that number could hit 20 million without sustained food aid, the U.N. World Food Programme said in a statement on Thursday.
At the same time, Reddit Chief Engineer Bethanye Blount also left, and went on the record to say that Pao had been pushed off a "glass cliff"—a phenomenon in which women are placed in leadership roles in a crisis period where failure is more likely.
The Dodd Frank Act, a piece of financial reform placed under President Obama after the aftermath of the 2007-2009 crisis, forced U.S. banks to reduce their reliance on debt for funding and to craft 'living wills,' or blueprints for winding them down in a crisis.
British regulators have been comfortable with this situation with Britain as part of the EU, but once Britain leaves they will want these banks to have enough capital to support their business and ensure that British taxpayers are not left footing the bill in a crisis.
Rather, he said the vast role that large asset managers like BlackRock play in the markets by introducing high-risk investment funds are to blame, as they would inevitably have difficulty meeting investor redemptions in a crisis—much like how the most recent financial crisis unfolded.
With tensions at their highest since the end of the Cold War, with US and Russian troops in proximity on Syria's battlefields, Tillerson manages a channel of communication with Moscow that can be instantly activated in a crisis, the official said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena, Italy's oldest bank, was the worst performer in this year's stress tests, as an important measure of its capital fell to a negative in a crisis situation modeled by the European Banking Authority, which regulates lenders in the European Union.
A long, tense, highly effective opening scene involving a suicide bomber on a train establishes Budd's bona fides — he's capable and compassionate in a crisis, but he's got a twitch, a crack in his armor presumably caused by post-traumatic stress and associated problems with his marriage.
In a crisis like this, it's important to have political leaders talking about this stuff — even if it was admittedly weird to see the candidates go at it across an abnormally wide gulf, a striking reminder of just how strange and dangerous our current times are.
The diplomats' complaints are also specific to an agency that has seen staff cuts and resignations during the Trump administration undermine its morale and ability to ramp up in a crisis, as posts across the department remain vacant or are filled by people in an acting capacity.
And as 2020 lurches into a logistically uncertain phase, with rallies canceled over coronavirus fears and voters more likely to privilege steady leadership, Mr. Biden is consistently and significantly outpacing Mr. Sanders on the crucial measure of whom to trust in a crisis, according to exit polls.
"Volcker's mantra, one he told me again and again through 2008-9, was that in a crisis the only asset you have is your credibility," Austan Goolsbee, an economist at the University of Chicago's Booth School and a former chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, tweeted.
Another issue with apps is that users have to install them and then decide to use them in a crisis, which might not always happen when people feel suicidal, noted Dr. Robert Steinbrook, a researcher at Yale University School of Medicine who wasn't involved in the study.
Pavel Vidal, a former Cuban central bank economist who teaches at Colombia's Universidad Javeriana Cali, said a rare advantage of a centrally planned economy like Cuba's is that it enables the government to "orientate what little resources it has to the country's essential priorities" in a crisis.
The session, similar to one that George W. Bush's staff held in the restricted Situation Room for Mr. Obama's team just days before he was inaugurated in 2009, aims to familiarize the incoming president's team with the protocols and practices the federal government uses in a crisis.
But there was hope that the votes could usher in a more cooperative phase in a crisis that has so far been marked almost entirely by partisan posturing; if both measures fall short, the votes could add new energy to efforts to negotiate a bipartisan compromise.
"This is why, in a crisis like this, it's often government intervention that is needed to ensure working people don't suffer when they do have to take time away from work, especially when that time off is involuntary due to a shutdown or lack of work."
The specter of a trade war coincides with signs of a thaw in a crisis over North Korea's nuclear and missile threat, prompting concerns in Tokyo that talks between Pyongyang and Washington could take place despite Japan's stance that the focus should be on putting increased pressure on Pyongyang.
Nevada, which is more than a quarter Latino, was one of the states worst affected by the 22012 financial meltdown, with hundreds of thousands of families unable to pay their mortgages and forced to move in a crisis that by some estimates hit minorities twice as hard as whites.
And that's not to mention that, despite highly questionable EPA proclamations that Flint's water levels are now under the "allowable" lead limit, the city is still embroiled in a crisis, with thousands of residents still suffering through water-related health issues and still unable to safely drink water.
Still, a Superfund site -- a location with known health risks -- is just about the last place a person would want to turn to find drinking water, even in a crisis, said Erik Olson, head of the health program at the Natural Resources Defense Council, an environmental advocacy group.
Since prudent planning must take into account the failure of more than one financial institution in a crisis situation, it is relevant to note that the collapse of three $250 billion banks puts us at the asset level of the triggering event of the 2008 crisis—Lehman Brothers.
"In a crisis, for instance with a nuclear-armed North Korea, Trump's temperament could be problematic and could lead to dangerous escalation, whereas another President with better self-control might be able to manage it more safely," Feaver told the Duke University Chronicle in August of last year.
" (For thoughts on how to eventually reopen America, read this op-ed by Daniel M. Gerstein and James Giordano.) In a crisis, Americans often rally around their President, and Trump is seeing some of that in the polls, wrote Scott Jennings: "People are giving the President some latitude here.
" Mr. de Blasio said that he and others had decided that Mr. Esposito, a former top official in the Police Department who once said he barely used his computer, could be counted on in a crisis, but was not the right leader for "an ever more complex world.
"While the near-term drop in output may be similar on both sides of the Atlantic, unemployment will likely surge by less in Europe where generous employment subsidies encourage labour hoarding in a crisis, thereby reducing the number of near-term job losses," Berenberg projected in a note Friday.
Think for a moment of the George W. Bush and Barack Obama top-level officials — Hank Paulson, Tim Geithner, Larry Summers — who guided America through the economic cataclysms of 2008 and 2009; then imagine how ill-equipped the mediocre Trump economic team would be in a crisis today.
The diplomatic skirmishes are the latest moves in a crisis that, until now, has largely played out in the news media, amid accusations of hacked emails and fake news stories, and in fruitless efforts at conciliation led by worried Western allies like Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson.
"This was likely an error of being inadequately careful by the authors, an error that is understandable in a crisis situation, but is still problematic," said Marc Lipsitch, a professor of epidemiology and director of the Center for Communicable Disease Dynamics at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.
The often impulsive and always unpredictable Mr. Trump must commit to the American people that even in a crisis like the one described here he will follow the law, and that he will respect the long-standing tradition of avoiding entanglement of the military in civilian affairs whenever possible.
"I said, 'Uh-oh, here we go again,'" said Colonel Roeder, who was among more than 50 Americans who were taken hostage at the United States Embassy in Tehran in 1979, in a crisis that ruptured relations and set off 40 years of intense hostilities between Washington and Tehran.
Pavel Vidal, a former Cuban central bank economist who teaches at Colombia's Universidad Javeriana Cali, said a rare advantage of a centrally planned economy like Cuba's was that is did enable the government to "orientate what little resources it has to the country's essential priorities" in a crisis.
"We are in a crisis of housing and I don't think that the desires of a small group of collectively well-off people, some of whom own homes, can really determine the future for a desperate need here," said Kathleen Webster, 65, a community gardener and Little Italy resident.
"We are experimenting with sharing URLs systematically rather than just content hashes, are working to address the range of terrorists and violent extremists operating online, and intend to refine and improve our ability to collaborate in a crisis," Facebook writes now, offering more vague experiments as politicians call for content responsibility.
It's also because domestic policy is much easier to plan for — people will get sick and require health care; kids will enter school age and require education — whereas foreign policy is more about responding to unforeseen events, so a president's most important decisions are often how they respond in a crisis.
The Liberal government of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is mired in a crisis over allegations that top officials pressured a former attorney general to direct prosecutors to strike a deal with SNC-Lavalin Group Inc rather than go ahead with a corruption trial on charges of bribing officials in Libya.
Can a president who has praised foreign dictators, been intolerant of dissenting voices, and reacts with impulsive anger against those who criticism him be expected to protect our freedom when it is needed most, in a crisis that fires the passions of anger or fear such as a major terror attack?
As Warren Buffett said in his testimony to the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission—a group organized by the U.S. government to investigate the 2008 financial crisis—even with high capital, short-term creditors are still incentivized to withdraw their bank deposits in a crisis, forcing banks to fire-sell their assets.
It proposed to increase watchdogs' powers and launched a new category of debt that could be wiped out in a crisis only after shares and bonds but before more secured instruments, in a bid to harmonise rules in EU countries and facilitate the banks in their task to meet the targets .
FRANKFURT, Aug 06003 (Reuters) - The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks on Friday: The Federal Reserve said on Thursday that it was giving Deutsche Bank four other financial institutions an additional year to submit "living wills" detailing how they could be safely dissolved in a crisis.
The company had earlier sent a letter to Mr. Perry asking him to save the country's coal and nuclear plants by invoking Section 202(c) of the Federal Power Act, under which the Energy Department can order certain power facilities to stay open in a crisis, such as a hurricane.
In Washington, the public reminders from the highest levels of government that the coronavirus originated in China betray a feeling of insecurity, a concern that countries around the world might conclude that the Chinese system is superior to the American system when it comes to delivering successful outcomes in a crisis.
The banking union still had not solved the issue of which governments would bail out banks in a crisis, said Cunliffe, who previously was Britain's top diplomat to the EU. "I don't think a banking union is necessary to operate a single market in financial services," Cunliffe told the committee.
So the emotional fly-through here, where the characters come in, is in figuring out what would it be like if in a crisis, you turned to your neighbor and asked them how you could help them, and the two of you got together to help the next person you could find.
Broader long-term trends, evident in the election, have not gone away: German politics is still fragmenting, society is still becoming more unequal, culture wars continue to gain ground, the once-mighty SPD is still in a crisis and long-term economic and geopolitical disruption still looms over the comfortable German homestead.
Outright Monetary Transactions (OMT) is the first reactionary step to take in a crisis and it has already been mentioned as part of (the ECB's) toolkit though in practice it doesn't work… For some countries, it is just un-syncable (and) it is not a nuclear weapon that can solve such a crisis.
But it was Clinton's best night for weeks in a crisis-scarred campaign and indicated her firewall of minority voters is still intact and raises the chances that she will eventually claim the nomination — and head on to a possible battle for the ages between her own establishment political dynasty and Trump.
It is not unheard of for a CEO to resign or a board to replace its leadership if it's "involved in a crisis of this magnitude, even if the CEO is found to be without any blame or responsibility," said Jill E. Fisch, who teaches business law at University of Pennsylvania Law School.
This past week has seen a White House in freefall (and to say that about a White House in constant chaos speaks volumes), with a president, a chief of staff and senior aides embroiled in a crisis of competency and character that inevitably turned into a crisis of communications of the highest order.
Mr. Xi stopped at a community center, where he met with party volunteers on the sidewalk, and a hospital specially built in a matter of days in February to treat thousands of the epidemic's victims, an achievement the government has repeatedly touted as evidence of its ability to marshal resources in a crisis.
"Many participants," the minutes noted, saw advantage in stocking the portfolio with shorter-term securities, which could, in a crisis, be swapped for long-term bonds in hopes of lowering the longer-term interest rates that impact home mortgage rates, business borrowing, and a number of forms of credit important for the economy.
Worryingly, given the current situation we are facing, a high proportion of the population already has no one to rely on in a crisis, according to the ONS, even before you consider that those who usually do might not be able to rely on them if they come down with coronavirus too.
"I fail to see the wisdom for holding meetings in May-June that would only demonstrate our failure in attending to what we should have done in a crisis like this and taking the necessary measures," Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman told Reuters, responding to comments made by his Russian counterpart on Tuesday.
Steven Blum, who served as the National Guard's chief from 20053 to 2008, told me the force can do a lot of missions, but four in particular stick out: The personnel and vehicles at the Guard's disposal — both on the ground and in the air — make it a big asset in a crisis.
In addition, the United States and Russia should begin serious discussions of how each can defend itself from tiny missile forces from countries like Iran and North Korea without giving the other a motive to build up its own offensive forces to maintain its deterrent, or creating new incentives for striking first in a crisis.
"They're looking for a couple more cards, trying to show more flexibility, trying to free up cash flow in the future so they can play the electric game, so they can play the shared ownership game, and it is critically important that the company position itself while it is healthy, not in a crisis."
The Bosai misanga is made out of paracord -- parachute-strength lightweight rope -- and, if unraveled, can be used in a crisis in more than 10 ways during a crisis: as a clothes line, a tourniquet, dental floss, a shoelace, a cord on which to attach and wave an SOS sign, and even a whistle.
Neal, the son of a Pennsylvania State Police commander, believes that showing people images of severe injuries, if done sensitively, can reduce their unease in a crisis later, just as the use of dummies in C.P.R. training helps people overcome the discomfort of performing chest compressions and mouth-to-mouth resuscitation during a cardiac arrest.
And the prevailing public health advice around coronavirus counters the long-held wisdom that we must "carry on" in a crisis: For at least a century, citizens have believed that in the midst of a disaster, their job is to go on with their daily lives as best they can — otherwise, the enemy will win.
Since the current SSS mandate requires that the first inductees report to entry-level training 193 days after a mobilization order is signed, Rostker also suggests that having ongoing draft registration is unnecessary, and that post-mobilization registration might be just as effective if the nation needed to return to conscription in a crisis.
"I don't think you can possibly fathom the depth and breadth of a project that comes upon you so immediately in a crisis situation," said Michael Perkins, who oversees curation efforts in Orlando and hired temporary workers to help with the deluge of items, only about 6,000 of which have been tallied so far.
Although assumptions are expected and allowed when manufacturers are designing an aircraft, the NTSB found that Boeing's assumption that pilots would quickly identify an MCAS malfunction and react properly did not consider all the potential scenarios that might cause the MCAS to malfunction and all the flight deck alerts pilots might face In a crisis.
"We have no interest in a crisis between the Commission and Italy, it is in nobody's interest because Italy is a an important euro zone country," Moscovici said on France's BFM TV. "But we don't have any interest either that Italy does not respect the rules and does not reduce its debt, which remains explosive," he added.
"We have no interest in a crisis between the (European) Commission and Italy, nobody has an interest because Italy is a an important euro zone country," Moscovici said on France's BFM TV. "But we don't have any interest either that Italy does not respect the rules and does not reduce its debt, which remains explosive," he added.
It might seem hard to imagine Iran using nuclear weapons first in a crisis, but history tells us that desperate states are sometimes willing to pursue exceedingly risky strategies — the Japanese decision to attack a far more powerful United States in 1941 and the Egyptian decision to strike mighty Israel in 1973 are the classic cases.
An outsize illustration of the principle "if you build it, they will come," Al Udeid was constructed in a baking stretch of desert 222 miles south of Doha when Qatar had little air force of its own but was prepared to spend billions to build an airfield that a friendly superpower could use in a crisis.
If you were questioned by officers every time you walked into your own home, got arrested after calling 911 in a crisis, and watched your children grow up being stopped and frisked with the fear that they might be harmed or killed by the very people sworn to protect them, would you want to talk to the police?
Banks Run by Women Might Be Less Vulnerable in a Crisis | In a study published in the Journal of Business Ethics in October, a group of researchers from Finland found that banks in the United States with female chief executives or chairmen had more conservative capital levels and were less likely to fail during the financial crisis than banks run by men.
Perched on the edge of the sofa, he begins to recite W.H. Auden: Give me a doctor partridge-plump,Short in the leg and broad in the rump,An endomorph with gentle handsWho'll never make absurd demandsThat I abandon all my vicesNor pull a long face in a crisis,But with a twinkle in his eyeWill tell me that I have to die.
As medical staff in the US face a rising number of COVID-19 cases with a dwindling supply of protective gear, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has updated its advice, suggesting that, in a crisis, healthcare workers could use bandana or scarves over their faces while treating patients, despite the fact that neither are proven to be effective.
Just as they did in much of 2007 and 2008, before the markets exploded in a crisis of epic proportions, investors in the debt market, which is even larger than the equity market, are feverishly chasing higher yields and are too eagerly buying up the risky securities that will deliver those yields without demanding the proper premium for the risks being taken.
The Democratic Party is in a crisis of its own, with two kingmakers representing different interests within the party: the Clinton family and Senator Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat Joe Biden faces an uncertain path The Memo: Trump pushes back amid signs of economic slowdown MORE.
The reason for keeping all three of these kinds of weapons is to ensure that they can be delivered in a crisis: If an enemy somehow managed to neutralize, say, all of America's land-based ICBMs in a preemptive nuclear strike, the US would still be able to hit them back with bombs dropped from the air and missiles launched from subs.
The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism, by Naomi Klein: If you are not caught up in a crisis and you instead are one of the people standing back and thinking how this crisis is going to ultimately benefit you ... that is a perspective worth anticipating — seeing crises not just for who creates them but who can benefit from them.
President Xi Jinping has called for China to establish itself as a space power, and it has tested anti-satellite missiles, in addition to its civilian aims China has repeatedly said its space program is for peaceful purposes, but the U.S. Defense Department has highlighted its increasing capabilities, saying it was pursuing activities aimed to prevent adversaries from using space-based assets in a crisis.
White House officials are discussing paid sick leave and other ways to shelter the coronavirus-hit US economyA Disneyland maintenance worker in France tested positive for the coronavirus, but the park is staying open for now'We are in a crisis here': The Yale professor who said US coronavirus cases were set to 'explode' in the coming days warns that America is way behind on testing 
"Every day that 40 or more state procurement officials waste time trying to purchase supplies from a leading firm that, for obvious reasons, concludes that it's easier or most profitable to try to meet, say, California, or New York, or even Texas' massive need, is a day wasted in a crisis," Steven Schooner, an expert in government procurement at George Washington University, wrote in an email.
We discuss how to change the virus's reproduction and fatality rates, the economic policy necessary to make social distancing possible, what the Trump administration needed to do earlier (and what they still can do now), the strengths and weaknesses of America's particular health care system in responding to a pandemic like this one, what Joe Biden is like in a crisis, and much more.
The West has a history of beginning a war or intervening in a crisis in Africa and abandoning the country in chaos and confusion: Play back America's unfortunate intervention in Somalia or the role of the U.K. and the U.S. in Sudan, and France's intervention in Northern Mali in 2012 or the regrettable Western invasion of Libya, which was not supported by any single African country.
"What happens now is the medical system is very much built around patients going to the doctor when there's a problem and essentially the doctor is then treating them when they're in a crisis mode, but when you think about all of the diseases today in society, they're generally behavioral diseases: diabetes, heart disease, stroke, cancer," says cardiologist and blockchain health app Minthealth co-founder and CEO Samir Damani.
As summarised by Gideon Skinner, Head of Political Research at Ipsos MORI (emphasis ours): David Cameron remains well ahead on some of the key attributes voters tell us they want to see in a Prime Minister, such as being capable and good in a crisis, despite rising numbers of people thinking he is out of touch and Jeremy Corbyn's ratings as the most honest of the party leaders.
"Attorney General Barr's regrettably partisan handling of the Mueller report, including his slanted March 24th summary letter, his irresponsible testimony before Congress last week, and his indefensible plan to spin the report in a press conference later this morning — hours before he allows the public or Congress to see it — have resulted in a crisis of confidence in his independence and impartiality," Pelosi and Schumer wrote in a statement.
"Given the president's denial of climate change ... I don't know if ironic is the word to capture how strange it would be for the results of climate change to adversely impact the president's ability to control U.S. nuclear weapons in a crisis," said Stephen Young, the Washington representative of the global security program at the Union of Concerned Scientists, which advocates for investment to protect bases from climate change threats.
GC: Well, I saw your-, I saw your counterpart, over at UBS, just across the square, yesterday-, TT: Mm. Mm. GC: And he was still bemoaning that, in spite of these more positive indicators-, TT: Mm. GC: The ECB continues to run policy as if we're in a crisis, and that's reflected through the Bund yield, but also in the negative deposit rates we still continue to see.
The exact problem that faced the Bush administration in 2007 and 2008 would recur: Given the massive externalities on Main Street of large bank failures in terms of lost jobs, lost income and lost wealth, no rational policymaker would risk restructuring large firms and forcing losses on creditors and counterparties using the new tools in a risky environment, let alone in a crisis environment like we experienced in 2008.

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