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Chief Superintendent Erwin Margarejo, spokesman of the Manila police district, said the use of force would be a "last resort" .

Other legal experts agreed that de-registering auditors would be a last resort, as it could erect a wall against the global flow of capital.

Using image sprites is sort of a last resort after you have done as much as you can with other optimization techniques.

But it may be that the US could have continued to be a consumer of last resort even without a Fed stimulus.

"It is better not to fly at all, but if you really have to then offsets are a good last resort, " he said.

We came to this city alone, to see a number of biochemical machinery soldiers, and their war as a last resort.

"It was a bit of a point of last resort, " says Clare Murray of CM Murray, an employment law boutique firm, for example.

Yet isn't it a paradox that China is both a developing country and the developed world's potential lender of last resort?

Petitioning for bankruptcy tends to be the last resort.

One official said the regulator might consider such a fund as a last resort if the index drops below 2, 000.

At present, institutional care is the last resort for those who have no family or who need so much help that their relatives cannot cope.

i agree with you. arbitration is only the last resort.

The EU was missing a common treasury, he noted, which could have served as a last resort to fall back on in the time of a debt crisis.

For couples who have trouble conceiving, in vitro fertilization (IVF) is often the last resort.

She refuses to call on the European Central Bank to be the lender of last resort to stop contagion in the bond markets.

At the press conference, Nagin said the Superdome would be a shelter of last resort for people with special needs.

Mr. Thein Sein said the use of force would be a "last resort to protect the lives and safeguard the property of the general public. "

It has no common treasury, no tax-raising powers, no joint bonds and no central bank acting as lender of last resort.

Direct government ownership should be the last resort but failure to move soon could make it the only option left on the table.

I think they need to see what state the industry is in. Canada and the U. S. are coming in as the lender of last resort.

The Panic galvanized the big bankers to put on a concerted putsch for a Lender of Last Resort in the shape of a central bank.

Which is an astonishing number, when you think that surgery must have been a last resort.

As Andrew Haldane of the Bank of England argues, the state has "become the last resort financier of the banks" .

It did not help that foreign producers were using Mozambique as a market of last resort to dump nearly spoiled chicken.

The optimizer uses MAGIC values as a last resort when it is unable to accurately predict the selectivity of a predicate .

To know whether, in the last resort, it makes three, or four, or two, is of secondary importance.

While they are usually viewed as a last resort, hair transplants are the only permanent solutions to male and female hair loss.

I also remain sceptical of Prof Buiter's proposed extension of the Bank's role to becoming a true "market-maker- of-last-resort" .

Today, however, gold has reverted to its historical role as the global currency of the last resort.

Like Mr Fischer, he believes such a restructuring should be "a very last resort" .

Obviously, such an action limits future options and is employed only as a last resort to regain pressure control of the wellbore.

Fourth, make sure that banks hold a large stock of assets that are easy to value by lenders of last resort.

Such a structure can only endure because central banks act as lenders of last resort.

A lung transplant is usually the last resort treatment for lung failure.

and is an international lender of last resort. Many analysts say the IMF is at the core of the problem.

Not much longer, would be my guess, at least now that the US government has become the world's borrower of last resort.

Washington was only interested in letting in Chinese money as a last resort, such as during the current financial crisis, he said.

However, under fixed XR, a bank run turns into a currency run if the Central Bank acts as a lender of last resort.

In none of these was a lender of last resort effectively present.

Nor is it likely that the IMF will be allowed to turn itself into a true global lender of last resort.

As the U. S. recession deepens, pawn brokers -- long seen as a lender of last resort -- are noting a rise in business.

Will the US authorities step into the markets and act as the dealer or financier of last resort, if parts of the market freeze up?

Windows are an exit of last resort: Train windows are designed to be very impact resistant.

Use these recommendations only as a last resort, when you run out of other reasonable options for actually eliminating the error dialog.

Contagion between sovereign bond markets can only be stopped if there is a central bank willing to be lender of last resort.

He did the opposite by bluntly dismissing lending in the last resort and denying that he and his colleagues discussed Italian yields.

Draghi expressed strong resistance to the ECB being used as a lender of last resort, insisting that it was not its remit.

As a woman with a large collection of frivolous shoes, walking home is a last resort.

Instead, he had to go with his backup plan of staying at home and celebrating with friends, which is not a bad last resort.

generally speaking , we hold all dispute can be settled amicably by negotiation . arbitration is generally the last resort.

In the last resort, he shall have to borrow money from his parents.

The police have not deprived the citizen life the right, opens fire only can be as a last resort when can use last resort.

Some call it a pension fund of last resort.

Every year, thousands of petitioners from all over China go to Beijing as a last resort to have their legal disputes resolved.

Use bear spray only as a last resort. You don't want to take a chance that you'll miss and simply agitate the bear more.

"Technical measures will be a last resort and I have no expectation of mass suspensions resulting, " he explained publicly.

Many adolescent boys, in a cruder reflection of the same basic attitude, ridicule masturbation as a last resort act among their peers.

I think they call it being an impact player these days, well it sounds better than substitute, fringe, reject or last resort I suppose.

The Obama administration is increasingly signalling that the US will not continue to be the world's consumer and importer of last resort.

However hopless, it's the last resort for pushing molasses-like marbles up and out of the lungs.

The only reasonable objection to a lender of last resort role for the ECB is moral hazard.

I shall seek his advice, but it will be in the last resort.

Every effort should be made to accomplish this goal, and pulmonary resection should be considered a last resort in these cases.

By a last-resort evolutionary adaptation, female sharks, it turns out, are capable of parthenogenesis, or virgin births.

In the last resort, we could borrow more money from the bank.

Over many decades and especially in this financial crisis, the Fed has used its balance sheet to be a classic lender of last resort.

This is a last resort attack, used when the enemy has come too close for your own comfort.

As a last resort I asked my mother to drive me to see a movie.

A lender of last resort provides liquidity in a crisis to banks (and to the market as a whole) when there is no alternative.

Intervention as a last resort on the basis of systemic risk and public control must be restricted to the financial sector.

I agree with you. Arbitration is the last resort.

Without clear fundamentals and a credible lender of last resort, Europe's financial markets are buffeted by waves of self-fulfilling panic.

EXAMPLE: If the Fund is to be the lender of last resort to countries in difficulty, it needs to be confident of being repaid.

Speaking at the C&binet Forum last month, Lord Mandelson said that cutting off internet connections would be a "last resort" .

"That may be a last resort, to really send that message home. It is illegal to keep your child out of school, " she says.

Loans to the Federal Government, through the local state government in the United States last resort of the.

"Taking supplements for me is a last resort, " she said.

There is one notion here, however, on which most economists might agree: the Fed's role as the lender of last resort.

Mr. Netanyahu acknowledges that military strikes would pose "complications and difficulties" and thus "should be a last resort. "

Minority governments, although common in other Nordic countries, are frowned on in Finland and would only be considered as a last resort.

I would in the last resort sacrifice any human relationship, any way of living to the search for truth which produces my poem.

As I say in just about every design article I write, center alignment should be a last resort, not a first.

"The trust companies were the lender of last resort, which is why it's so serious for that tap to be turned off, " says Mr Gallimore.

They will receive little help: the zone has no willing spender of last resort; and the euro itself is also very strong.

As a last resort, Walton would have back surgery that could force him out of next season.

Most states have a three-tiered judicial system composed of a trial-court level, an appellate court and a court of last resort.

Is it a last resort or do patients honestly believe there is no other solution?

Children who are legally detained should be held only as a matter of last resort and for the shortest possible period of time.

Our correspondent says that Qasab could in the last resort appeal to the president for clemency - which would take even more time.

Now, to be fair to Hildebrand, I should stress that he only presented size controls as a policy of last resort.

Citizens is acting as the insurer of last resort, underwritten by the Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund, a pool financed by the state.

In some instances, the Supreme Court also hears cases from the court of last resort in a state system.

Working two jobs in summer is far from my last resort to earn my own tuition.

Relative silence is of course the space, only the last resort .

Is there any other solution other than the European Central Bank becoming the lender of last resort?

It's easy, it's comfortable, but in general it should be the last resort, not the first.

This breaks with the principle that it should intervene only as a last resort, admits Norbert Barthle, a CDU member of the Bundestag.

There is debate in Israel about a possible military attack against Iran, but many opinion leaders say that should be a last resort.

Judgment made by the Federal Supreme Judicial Court is the judgment of the last resort.

The central bank should also serve as as a lender of last resort to the money market.

But he made clear the use of military force remains a last resort.

All of the legal reforms acknowledge that guardianship should be used only as a last resort and if there is no less restrictive alternative.

Many objections are raised against the idea that the ECB should act as a lender of last resort in government bond markets.

In almost all cases filed in the state court system, the last appeal is to the state court of last resort.

While still considered a last resort, this can be used to diagnose particularly difficult problems.

As global growth mostly stagnates, governments are increasingly focusing on monetary policy as a last resort to prop up ailing economies.

As a last resort, the ECB council, which prides itself on its political independence, could simply ignore Berlin.

Any effort by the ECB to be the lender of last resort that members need will start a firestorm of protest.

The new truth lies in the Federal Reserve's role as matchmaker of last resort, smoothing the deal with a temporary loan of $30 billion.

As such it would act as the lender of last resort only to the eurozone banking system, not to sovereigns.

Form of necromancy, though they are not fond of doing so, and only perform it as a last resort.

While such centers have mostly been a last resort of the childless or handicapped, that is changing.

I say its philosophical pertinence, for us hc, in the last resort, is the schema that hegel gave us of History in The Phenomenology of Mind.

In acting as insurer of last resort to the British-based banking system, it is taking on huge risks on behalf of taxpayers.

But there is no escaping the rough embrace of the US government, which is now Citi's biggest investor and lender of last resort.

A separate treaty limited to the eurozone can only be a last resort.

The U. S. government has stepped in as lender and spender of last resort, but its deep pockets are not bottomless.

Perino says that President Bush, who does not favor corporate bail-outs as a rule, approved this takeover reluctantly as a last resort.

It really revolves around investors concerned about whether the ECB will act as the true lender of last resort.

It is no accident then that the US has emerged as the world's chief deficit country - its "borrower of last resort" .

Perino says President Bush, who does not favor corporate bailouts as a rule, approved this takeover reluctantly as a last resort. U.

Founded in 1694, it has centuries of experience in dealing with financial troubles, not least in acting as a lender of last resort.

They were traditionally bankers to the banks, in which capacity they became lenders of last resort.

showing extreme courage; especially of actions courageously undertaken in desperation as a last resort.

The TERMINATE command is the last resort function to stop a running server.

As one of the three basic factors of financial safety net, lender of last resort can play an important role in dealing with financial risks.

Governments are now borrowers, lenders, investors and insurers of last resort for much of the financial system.

Moreover, the ECB remains adamant that it cannot intervene as the lender of last resort to euro-zone sovereigns.

But when a recession or financial blow-up beckoned, it slashed rates and acted as a lender of last resort.

Lender of last resort policy involves temporarily expanding liquidity and then returning to the price path consistent with price stability.

Acting as lender of last resort, the Austrian central bank increased the money supply by 20% virtually overnight.

The IMF offered Hungary help last week, but Hungary said that would be a last resort.

The ECB has responded as a lender of last resort to the banking system, expanding and extending its liquidity lines for banks.

Many of those advocating the ECB be the lender of last resort do not offer a quid pro quo.

In effect, he turned the ECB into a lender of last resort for governments.

The European Central Bank (ECB) rejects the idea of acting as a lender of last resort to embattled, but solvent, governments.

A last resort would be to explicitly pre-process the input file before using it in gnuplot.

Bootable floppy disks are generally used as a last resort to boot the installer on hardware that cannot boot from CD or by other means.

Urge the European Central Bank (ECB) to be lender of last resort to vulnerable sovereigns like Italy?

It is not necessary, because the Federal Reserve is able to manage illiquidity through its many lender-of-last resort operations.

I'm not saying it should be off the table, either -- but it's a policy of last resort rather than first resort.

On the flip side, experts say women often withhold sex as a weapon of last resort when their partners refuse to or don't lose weight.

With exports amounting to two-fifths of GDP, it has been beholden to the US as borrower and spender of last resort in the global economy.

Surprisingly, many marriage therapists recommend a separation, albeit as a measure of last resort.

But he makes clear that the ECB will not act as a "lender of last resort" to governments.

In return, they reinvest their loot back into the US, which acts as an anchor and consumer of last resort.

"In this environment, the government has to step in as the spender of last resort, " he said.

He threatened, as a "last resort" , to lay off up to 9, 800 state workers to get the savings needed.

On Monday the Bundesbank's president questioned the right of the ECB to act as a lender of last resort.

less than a last resort or camp conditions do not have to choose when to rest in this way.

He added that the ICC, in its capacity as a court of last resort, would help if needed.

Striking the right balance between being a credible lender of last resort and an effective policy policeman is hard.

History has shown capital controls carry heavy long-term costs and should only be considered as instruments of last resort.

But he makes clear that he regards such an intervention as a last resort.

A possible last resort attempt to rescue the six miners in Utah is too risky.

As a last resort, or when the gamer cannot get access at all, you can provide a telephone number.

She came to me as a last resort, having been single for a decade.

The rise of commodity-fuelled sovereign wealth funds gives cash-strapped emerging governments alternative lenders of last resort.

Chinese general is a passive sentence of last resort, only a small amount of use.

The modern financial system lacks any obvious buyer of last resort, perhaps because so many investors have to mark their losses to market.

The EU lacks a lender of last resort, an institution with virtually unlimited resources to guarantee the survival of the euro.

However, IrDA can be useful as a last resort technique to copy files to devices.

Arbitration is generally the last resort if there is no alternative.

SIA said, however, that it "will contemplate retrenchment only as a last resort" .

It is now a financial holding company whose regulator and lender of last resort is the Federal Reserve.

In the end, in a remarkable show of civility, the parties agreed to share the pleasure, but only as a last resort.

Unlike Medicare or Medicaid, Ryan White programs are "payer of last resort, " which fund treatment when no other resources are available.

After all, the ICC is meant to be a court of last resort.

The ECB must also act as a lender of last resort and provide liquidity to support eastern European currencies.

But in the last resort, the real test will be whether tangible deals are done, or not.

So for all its fundamental weaknesses, the U. S. remains the safe heaven of last resort.

Fine words in the legislation about using animals as a last resort are meaningless if companies ignore them.

Utilizing data recovery services from data recovery experts usually comes as a last resort .

Within each broad category, we include a code for 'other stories'. Please use these codes only as a last resort.

Apple has thus far refused to cooperate, and filing the lawsuit was a "last resort. "

Thoroughly tempered only as a last resort, after polishing their only contribution.

They all have side effects, however, and should only be considered as a last resort.

COVEN this matter as a war, he was only a last resort only admit defeat.

Consistency is the last resort of the unimaginative.

Given the still-tentative economic recovery , passing along higher input costs will be, in many cases, a last resort.

But as a last resort, taking in boarders can be a better option than foreclosure.

The close fight should never be viewed as a last resort, but rather as a full partner in modern joint operations.

The central bank, as the lender of last resort, and its monetary policy can also affect liquidity management.

The European Central Bank's seemingly open-ended role as buyer of last resort of eurozone debt illustrates the market's structural problems.

But this is seen as a last resort and is unlikely to be established soon, say officials.

Military options should always be a last resort. But realistically what else was there that we could do?

A related argument warns that the legislation threatens to politicize lender-of-last-resort decisions.

The central bank, as lender of last resort, is the ultimate guarantor of this collective good.

Certain bacteria had developed resistance to it, even though doctors were not using very much of this drug of last resort.

Under such circumstances, using electronic surveillance to make society more secure is a measure of last resort.

Euthanasia is the last resort that caner patients turn to for pain relief after failure of all therapies.

As a last resort, the letter added, flagrant offenders should face having their connections suspended .

As a last resort, you can use pixel sizes that are based relative to the screen resolution.

The survey also found that companies often saw recalling products as the first option, rather than a last resort.

Backstop To provide last- resort support or security in a securities offering .

Myth 1. Close combat should be a last resort and is equivalent to tactical failure.

We, Europe, are losing the US as our protector of last resort and friend for all circumstances at a most difficult time.

The trouble is, however, that there is no credible lender of last resort in the eurozone.

This was so feeble that, as Kindleberger says, it marked the end of Britain as a lender of last resort.

active fraternity, which no history, in the last resort, has ever done without.

Critics have attacked the ECB for failing to step in as a lender of last resort for troubled countries.

The Fed lends at its discount window in its capacity as a lender of last resort.

Long term therapy with extensive risks and side effects, usually used as a last resort method.

In this particular instance , the seller is also the lender of the last resort .

Seeing the analogy, his Fed has responded to the subprime crisis with aggressive lender-of-last-resort operations.

As well as safeguarding the value of the currency, central banks act as lenders of last resort.

The Federal Reserve then extended its lender-of-last-resort support to systemically important broker-dealers.

It would obviously help if China were gradually to take America's place as consumer of last resort.

You want the ECB to have that lender of last resort status?

All along he had opposed the idea of armed resistance except as the very last resort .

Banning the trade in a species should be a last resort.

Version indicators are a last resort, to denote incompatible changes.

A possible last resort attempt to rescue the 6 trapped miners in Utah is too risky.

Cutting off your ex like Ms. Smith did should be a last resort, says Ms. Williams.

They proposed to give the people an alternative and a last resort-the initiative and referendum.

Instead of giving the impression that you took up chemistry as a last resort, I have tried to soften this message.

But when Northern Rock, an apparently solvent mortgage bank, applied for lender-of-last-resort support, it forced a U-turn.

Instead we have the European financial stability facility, a curious off-balance sheet lender of last resort.

Since many of these banks are deemed too big to fail, taxpayers are risk-bearers of last resort.

The key one is the presence and performance of a lender of last resort.

But in the case of tigers, Robinson said, it is necessary to look at "last resort" options.

If you continue your machine will reboot and any un-saved data will be lost. Use this only as a last resort.

a last resort, you may need to delete your key database, after which you will have to obtain new personal Certificates.

The borrowers of last resort who offset the Asian surpluses and sustained the world economy were the US consumer and home buyer.

Newt Gingrich called Mr McConnell's last resort "an irresponsible surrender to big government" .

As added reassurance, the IAEA has been developing ideas for a fuel bank of last resort.

Yet throughout history central banks have been lenders of last resort to their governments.

e. g. To replace them, Hitler turned to his last resort of manpower.

Existing fossil fuel stations are "mothballed" for use only as a last resort.

But it won't be enough for government to become the buyer of last resort -- in Keynes's words, to prime the pump.

Parental spyware, however, should be a last resort at best.

As a result, as a last resort "long-awaited" Only Yazi barefoot, in order to quell his (her) to the anger and fear.

Eurozone members will need the European Central Bank as a lender of last resort.

If the central bank were the market-maker of last resort, it could reinforce such standards.

But if the bear keeps coming, as a last resort, drop to the ground and play dead.

We must have prisons in the last resort to contain people who break the law frequently.

The story is apocryphal, but it captures the tough love expected from central bankers as lenders of last resort.

The Fed is effectively standing as lender of last resort not just to commercial banks but now to investment banks.

Arbitration is generally the last resort.

It is generally deployed as a last resort, when the fundamentals have fallen by the wayside.

I find it helpful to have a rule that I give advice only as a last resort.

Refugee charities add that detaining failed asylum- seekers (including children) should only be done as a last resort.

With a man, a lie is a last resort; with woman, it's First Aid.

For most teachers, punishment is the last resort.

Infusion is the last resort when oral medicine fails.

That endowed them with competitive advantages that led naturally to becoming lenders of last resort to commercial banks.

Prayer is and always should be, our first resource, rather than our last resort.

Only as a last resort should you write your own layout manager .

Call him as a last resort. He may follow suit and call you back.

He told Reuters on Wednesday filing the suit was a last resort.