And, once the immediate crisis had been contained, we failed to foresee how painful its consequences would be.

The current account deficit has been almost eliminated, and the banking crisis contained.

Although the financial crisis appears to be contained in the United States and Europe, its full repercussions will not be clear for some time.

Mark, Enclosing

Containing the Resource Crisis

Containing Financial Turmoil

Who would have dared, even a few weeks ago, to predict that in the end it would be the divided Europeans, not the United States, who determined how to contain the global financial crisis?

Containing China s Slowdown

प रत स पर ध त मक म द र क सहजत क र कन

Instead, they tend to anticipate the endgame, or at least one potential scenario, namely the unraveling of the entire crisis containment structure.

The extreme threats of the cold war have been contained.

To contain today s financial and economic crisis, Europe will also need to continue the cooperation that it has shown up to this point.

It could have helped to contain the current crisis if it had accepted invitations to invest in Lehman Brothers, but, given its previous losses on Wall Street, it declined.

He has also worked successfully to contain inflationary pressures.

It is designed to provide a solid containment for the remnants of the reactor.

Third, a parallel effort at crisis containment and perhaps even at finding solutions is needed for the wider Middle East, Iraq, the Persian Gulf, and Iran.

Emerging markets that approach the IMF early on for pre crisis financing will find shelter from the winds of global deleveraging, which in turn will help contain the spread of the crisis.

Have we at least managed to contain the pandemic's impact?

(a) Cost containment, bearing in mind overall resource constraints

If I wanted to include six

b. contain the adverse impact of currency trading especially on small economies

What if I try to fit a curved line to this historical record?

And nature's favorite solution is to put everyone in the same boat.

The failure to contain the crisis will ultimately be traced, I think, to excessive concern with the first two subsidiary objectives reining in Wall Street princes and keeping economic decision making private.

Only through his punishment can popular indignation be contained.

Indeed, since world leaders failed to achieve a climate change agreement at the COP15 conference in Copenhagen in 2009, the issue has remained on the back burner, with policymakers focusing instead on containing the fallout of the global economic crisis.

The Nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty (NPT) has contained the number of nuclear states.

For the US today, containment of Iran is dictated by several geopolitical considerations.

The Palestinian police have cooperated with the Israelis to contain violence on the West Bank.

A long sought peace agreement was secured for the southern Philippine island of Mindanao. Major strides were taken toward sustainable peace and reconciliation in Myanmar.

The concerted efforts of World Health Organization ensured that the situation was contained.

These high safety standards have paid dividends in ensuring that various minor incidents have been contained.

SMS is even used to hold herder summits from remote participation.

It was the worst global crisis since the Great Depression.

But the evolution of the Greek crisis is different from the Asian crisis.

Anatomy of a Crisis

Crisis and Transformation

The Crises Nexus

Trial by Crisis

After the coup plot, the plot thickens...

The financial crisis.

But it is no surprise that coming to terms with history can be damnably difficult.

NATO was created in 1949 as an alliance to contain Soviet power.

Under pressure from scientists worldwide, Indonesia agreed in June to share genetic data on some of its viral samples, but not the actual microbes.

ITD will continue to contain the growth of maintenance costs in an environment of increasing demand and usage.