time of crisis

"He (Zardari) made a blunder, he shouldn't have come here especially in a time of crisis when his people are suffering, " Dar said.

In a time of crisis, the absence of known, respected leadership at the top of the IMF is not a pleasant thought.

We all agree [on the need for better financial regulation], but I personally feel: are these actions necessary at a time of crisis?

A bad decision made early in a time of crisis lives on, says Fink, because a leader is often put in the unenviable position of defending it.

Obama acknowledged that he is taking office at a time of crisis, and asked Americans to help him confront the challenges.

Europe, in other words, is turning out to be structurally weak in a time of crisis.

As I said, we are meeting at a time of crisis that could have global implications.

A profit sharing compensation policy increases the capability of a HCHP company to retain its employees in a time of crisis.

The White House also is ordering government agencies to draw up a communications plan to explain their operations in a time of crisis.

'Our national leaders came together in a time of crisis, ' he said in a statement. 'We must show that kind of patriotism now.

At such a time of crisis, we must try to put aside all differences of party or class.

But I also know that in a time of crisis, we cannot afford to govern out of anger, or yield to the politics of the moment.

France's mainstream parties should be careful. At a time of crisis, populist sloganeering can prove dangerously effective.

The Prime Minister has led us steadfastly, and with admirable fortitude, as our national anchor in a time of crisis.

Healthy, productive, and stable populations are always an asset, but most especially in a time of crisis.

US President Barack Obama has used his inaugural address to pledge a "new era of responsibility" in a time of crisis at home and abroad.

At a time of crisis for free-market liberalism everywhere, it must rank as a central goal of Western civilisation.

But let us resolve not to become the negative party, too eager to find fault or unwilling to help in this time of crisis and war.

The report, State of World Population 2011, says this is not a time of crisis but a moment for action.

In a time of crisis, the plane is outfitted to serve the commander-in-chief as an aerial bunker.

It is Europe - even in a time of crisis - that does much to power China's rise, rather than the other way round.

Still, the two have managed to work together in a time of crisis in the European Union.

Well, the EU is not a state. You always need to come up with a consensus and at a time of crisis this is hard.

In a time of crisis, he asserted its intrinsic authority in a variety of ways, not all of them popular -- or even legal.

It may be that, at a time of crisis, Mr Sarkozy seeks inspiration from the man who presided over several.

We already have animplicit form of deposit insurance: It's clear that creditors of shadow bankswill be bailed out in time of crisis.

To critics, Mr. Zardari's personal history makes him ill-equipped to pull the country together in a time of crisis.

In a time of crisis no one wants Mr Trichet to become a lame duck.

On the social web, this individual is not someone that will help you in a time of crisis and is not someone you will go to for advice.

The two men, both Democrats, took office promising change at a time of crisis.

It is a hard thing to be kept in the background at a time of crisis.

This was what Argentina did at the time of crisis in 1995 for the clearing balances held by commercial banks with the currency board .

The price of failing to take action, especially at a time of crisis, is high.

At a time of crisis, why are Britain's politicians so spineless?

History has proved that in time of crisis a capable and charismatic person must be called to leadership so as to raise the nation's morale.

I hear he's been helping people out in this time of crisis.

In time of crisis, such as Nuclear strike, this data can be forwarded to the National Command Authorities in the United States.

In time of crisis the missile system could be quickly mobilised from bases to launch locations by railway.

You jest so lightly in a time of crisis?

a grave decision in a time of crisis.

You just so lightly in a time of crisis? You must capture him.

only those who prepare well can respond well at time of crisis , " she added" .

In this time of crisis, the Chinese intellectuals shoulder the responsibility of survival and salvation.

On the other hand, dramatic action can be emotionally satisfying, especially in a time of crisis.

In time of crisis, its operation could be copied by the large number of container ships in China's cargo fleet.

We are meeting at a time of crisis.

Arafat thanked Tang for calling him at this time of crisis.

At this time of crisis, you can still weave straw sandals ?

This helps you feel comfortable with the counselor in case you ever do need to meet in a time of crisis.

We hope we can survive this time of crisis.

Helping the neediest in a time of crisis, through expanded health and unemployment benefits, is the morally right thing to do;