Sentences with phrase «as global financial meltdowns»

But they are also susceptible to abrupt and rapid changes and crises, such as global financial meltdowns or the volatility of the global food system.

As the global financial meltdown spreads to threaten General Motors and even the Euro, financial experts in well - tailored suits vie in the news media to frame how we arrived here and what should be done.

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And, as long as the nation's current interventionist ideology holds sway, it will only be through a financial meltdown that the US's role as global policeman will come to a much - needed end.

In his first outing as 007, Pierce Brosnan races to stop an arms syndicate from using the GoldenEye satellite weapon to attack London and provoke a global financial meltdown.

The financial meltdown in 2008 drove investors to the dollar as the global safe haven, but in early 2009 that status faded as fears of financial collapse melted.

Today the artists continue to profit from their youthful notoriety, and occasionally still find ways to turn the establishment on its head - such as when Hirst staged a $ 200 million one - man auction at Sotheby's in 1997, on the eve of the global financial meltdown.

Today's Financial Review today indicates that a recorded 22.8 % drop in IT job ads in the last 12 months, seems to give credence that the global financial meltdown has and will continue to significantly and negatively impact staff recruitment in IT as employers look to tighten belts and cut costs through greater permanent staff utilisation and fewer conFinancial Review today indicates that a recorded 22.8 % drop in IT job ads in the last 12 months, seems to give credence that the global financial meltdown has and will continue to significantly and negatively impact staff recruitment in IT as employers look to tighten belts and cut costs through greater permanent staff utilisation and fewer confinancial meltdown has and will continue to significantly and negatively impact staff recruitment in IT as employers look to tighten belts and cut costs through greater permanent staff utilisation and fewer contractors.

As we witness one of the most significant global financial meltdowns in modern times, the acid test is — what level of priority will Indigenous affairs be given by the new government?