Has not met since 1614 and is called now to try and
avert impending crisis.
The
humanitarian crisis
of the tsunami is not yet over.
Her beliefs are challenged, she re-evaluates her life, almost it seems, like a
midlife crisis
happening at the age of thirty.
Crisis of conscience
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looming payments crisis
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I'm only turning twenty - a bit early for a
mid-life crisis.
Last year's foot and
mouth crisis
served only to compound these issues.
Now the rains have come but storms have destroyed crops,
deepening the crisis.
Bad for business as the
foot-and-mouth crisis
drags on, a company at the heart of the farming industry is seeing its problems escalate.
Today's
pension crisis
is the equivalent of the perfect storm.
Intervention will be offered over the telephone in the first instance and home visits when this does not
resolve crisis.
The
asian crisis
has revealed the vulnerability of dependence on imports to meet our food needs.
It would be a tragedy if that possibility of progress were derailed by the
hostage crisis.
We're also going to have to start thinking of other ways to
solve the energy crisis.
Has not met since 1614 and is called now to try and avert
impending crisis.
International development secretary clare short in the uk has announced fifteen million pounds in humanitarian aid for the
refugee crisis.
On the right the events of december 1995 have
provoked a crisis
which continues to wreak havoc.
In south asia, we were recently witness - once again - to nuclear dangers reminiscent of the
cuban missile crisis.
They go on to explain how this was for them - whether they went through an
identity crisis
or not.
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