Financial markets might not give the eurozone periphery that much time.

Well, like, it's a kind of financial venture, you might say.

Indeed, greater attention in recent years to regional financial arrangements might reflect the slow pace of reform of the international financial system.

And the recent financial crisis, how much of this diagram might that figure take up?

Who wants to build up debt if there might be a financial crisis around the corner?

Calling this a Ponzi scheme might be too harsh. But few financial professionals have been fooled.

But financial markets might not offer the respite necessary to put the new arrangements in place.

Climate change is mine, but it might be financial reform or a simpler tax system or inequality.

The need for financial guarantees to cover claims for compensation could not be overemphasized. Such guarantees might take the form of financial security deposits, insurance or bonds.

Further efforts should thus be implemented in this field where multilateral financial institutions might play an important role.

The mandate might also address specific issues such as capacity building, financial mechanisms, public participation and information exchange.

That might happen one day, as the borderlines between different sub sectors of the financial system become more blurred.

When financial markets discovered that supposedly riskless government bonds might be forced into default, they raised risk premiums dramatically.

Whereas in the past, local groups might have received financial support from the leadership, this is no longer possible.

Elements that might influence the definition might include the size of the business, the industry sector it operates within and the financial motivations of those required to define the term.

And to suggest that the United States Federal Reserve, or the United Kingdom s Financial Services Authority, might have anything to learn from China s financial authorities would have been thought absurd.

The group realized that, on certain legal and financial matters, directors might discharge their duties more effectively if allowed access to independent external advisors, for example legal and financial experts.

BERKELEY Three years into the financial crisis, one might think that the world could put Great Depression analogies behind it.

There is also concern that countries might face new obligations without having the additional financial means to fulfil those obligations.

It was noted, however, that conceptualizing economic and financial crime might be difficult due to the many possible offences involved.

The increasing volume of private financial flows to a growing number of countries was welcome, but might not be sustainable.

FLORENCE The stress tests applied to American banks last year are widely credited with restoring financial stability in the United States and removing the fear that major financial institutions might fail.

Turner, voicing his concerns about the size of the financial sector and its frequently obscene levels of compensation, said he thought a global tax on financial transactions might help curb both.

However, tighter financial control of peacekeeping operations might give rise to a more accurate picture of current financial needs and reassure Member States that their paid assessments were being properly managed.

For all the fanfare surrounding financial innovation, this crisis is remarkably similar to past financial crises, except that the complexity of new financial products reduced transparency, aggravating fear about what might happen should there not be a massive public bailout.

Since financial services, especially banking, were a key service industry, with linkages to many other economic activities, that might lead to an uncompetitive financial sector hampering the efficiency of the whole economy.

No policy makers are yet considering the possibility that the financial crisis might turn out to be in the third mode.

Such a guide might provide practical information about the kinds of projects supported, the financial limits, contact addresses and reporting obligations.

While it expected to avoid a financial deficit during the current year, it might well encounter problems in the medium term.

6. In respect of article 8, it might, inter alia, be useful to specify which consequences of a wrongful act might entail financial responsibilities for the author, and the nature of the causal link.

But major international crises, such as the current global financial crisis, remain with us which might not be an entirely bad thing.

It would also offer potential funding to countries that might deploy forces but face short term financial difficulties in meeting the cost.

Monetary policy would be relatively ineffective in reviving the economy, even if still easier money might prevent the financial system s total collapse.

A single regulator might also be expected to develop a more coherent view of trends in the financial sector as a whole.

It was understood that the Committee might, if necessary, decide to revert to the question of the improvement of the financial situation.

The difficulty was noted of recommending exceptions at a time of financial crisis when conference resources might not in fact be available.

Likewise, while the Chinese Yuan might be king in 50 years, China s moribund financial system will prevent it from being crowned anytime soon.

To enable small creditors to use the financial system, it might be efficient for the government to guarantee (explicitly or implicitly) their claims.

Indeed, Khamenei might well demand that this guarantee cover Farsi broadcasts, financial and political support to opposition groups, and censorship of the Internet.

The observation that recoveries following a financial crisis are different suggests that standard macroeconomic policies might not work as one would usually expect.

It might also urge States to introduce disclosure obligations for such nominees, consistent with the know your customer obligations imposed on financial institutions.

The refugees feared that the Agency's financial problems might reflect a declining commitment on the part of the international community to the refugees.

A few delegates mentioned that the provision of some financial assistance might be useful for facilitating the participation of NGOs from developing countries.

Also, it is hardly acceptable that there might be a link between the scales of assessment and the financial situation of the Organization.

The fiscal problem could be dealt with by issuing generally guaranteed European bonds, which might be a temporary measure, restricted to the financial emergency.