Sentences with phrase «effects of the crisis»

Even then, the city had a work - for - food program that helped minimize some of the worst effects of the crisis on people.

Even then, the city had a work - for - food program that helped minimize some of the worst effects of the crisis on people.

«There is a need for better empirical studies, especially those focused on identifying mechanisms that can mitigate the adverse effects of the crisis,» they conclude.

On this edition of Need to Know, we learn more about the ripple effect of this crisis through the perspectives of those featured in the film.

To be sure, millions of Americans are still feeling the morbid and lasting effects of the crisis.

It is pointless to rewrite history, and beyond the trickling effects of the crisis, Sarkozy's personnality remains in sharp contrast to that of the French psyche.

More and more social movements and political parties are now understanding that a Basic Income could help to combat some of the most socially pernicious effects of the crisis and stimulate the economy from the base.

The study titled «Effect of crisis response planning vs. contracts for safety on suicide risk in U.S. Army Soldiers» was published online on Jan. 24 in The Journal of Affective Disorders.

The authors note that experiences of other countries that have overcome financial crises, such as Iceland and Finland, suggest that by ring - fencing health and social budgets, governments can avoid some of the harmful effects of crisis taking their toll on the health of their populations.

Getting Wasted Mutated sheep and crying mothers are some of the freaky effects of the crisis as captured by the VBS crew.

It is a ripple effect of this crisis that is barely even being accounted for.

The effects of the crisis reach many other communities as well: 37 % of Americans know someone addicted to prescription opioids or painkillers, with nearly one in four people knowing someone who has overdosed on these drugs, according to a Fortune survey.

Although discussions of monetary policy since the crisis have mainly had to do with the quantity of money, and central banks» efforts to expand that quantity so as to stimulate spending, the effects of the crisis, and of governments» response to it, on the quality of money, and especially on the investments its holders have been funding, deserve at least as much attention.

«Community banks are still feeling the effects of the crisis and have only just begun their recovery,» the office of the special inspector general for the Troubled Asset Relief Program reported last month.

Youth are suffering the effects of a crisis that isn't about them in the first place and are left to bear it however they can — which, more often than not, compromises their health, safety and dignity.

A two - tier EU is on the cards and whether that will be a strong, dynamic EU or one mired in the ongoing and after - effects of crisis has yet to be seen.

The point that is never dealt with is that public expenditure was expanded in such a way after 2001 that a projected budget surplus disappeared, leaving less money in hand to deal with the effects of the crisis.

The Trades Union Congress (TUC) report, Britain's Livelihood Crisis, has claimed that only an unsustainable rise in personal debt held off the effects of the crisis before the recession struck.

Also, the Federal Government should provide relief materials for the affected communities in the Southern Kaduna area and other places to cushion the effect of the crisis.

The Tory MP also suggested the effects of the crisis in Syria on our children and our grandchildren «will be every bit as great as the effects on Brexit».

In 2010, the economy was reeling following the financial crisis, whereas in 2008, the effects of the crisis had only just begun to be felt.

As it turned out, the effects of the crisis paled in comparison with the destruction wreaked by the triggering earthquake and tsunami.

While the VW diesel crisis has certainly affected consumer perception of diesels in the States, now threatening to mire Mercedes - Benz and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, the effect of the crisis in Europe has been different.

Beyond genuinely sophisticated discussions of military strategy, Peet portrays the effects of the crisis on everyday people, namely Clem, who uses his fear of nuclear annihilation (and Andrew Marvell's poem «To His Coy Mistress») to finally woo Frankie.

It encouraged banks to get bigger and to take on riskier investments, so the ripple effects of the crisis were bigger than they would have been otherwise, he said, adding that it wasn't just the headline - making banks that struggled.

What's the effect of a crisis on those who can least afford it?

In order to explore the effect of the crisis of the divorce upon the individual spouse, we must begin with an examination of the significance of the marital role.

Her studies of family systems, early childhood development, personality development and disorders, and the effects of crisis and trauma on individuals and families was instrumental in her becoming an effective professional divorce mediator and family law attorney.

The effects of crises, disasters, and other trauma - causing events will be differentiated across the lifespan.

Counselor self - care practice will be integrated into crisis and trauma work to bring into awareness and ameliorate the effects of crisis and trauma exposure.