At a time of crisis, that cannot work.

Suez crisis (1956) In 1956 another crisis struck French colonies, this time in Egypt.

Mexico s crisis is the ideal time to consider new variants of presidentialism.

At the same time, political crisis is impeding the government s pursuit of difficult reforms.

In this time of crisis and unemployment, the American public may question freer trade.

At a time of global crisis, the world should celebrate this new burst of energy.

The European Central Bank is making its reputation at this time of turmoil and crisis.

It is to be recited in time of crisis, especially in the face of foreign invasion.

The crisis has lasted for a long time, and people are tired.

In the West, crisis accommodation has been available for women for some time.

Even after the crisis, global growth is almost certain to remain lower than the pre crisis boom years for some time to come.

Official crisis lending can buy time to prepare, and it can help to stop a banking sector crisis, but it cannot substitute for reform.

This time, virtually every economy is suffering substantially and the banking crisis is global.

A solution to the Mali crisis seems to be vanishing as time goes by.

And this is the time to do it not in spite of the financial crisis, but because of it.

At the same time, the ECB has gained considerable credibility from its handling of the global credit crisis.

Terror may add to the time India will need to recover from the economic crisis.

As a result, crisis economics is likely to be with us for a long time.

At a time of economic and institutional crisis in Europe, all European leaders appear to be, well, extremely normal.

For most of this time, world markets were favorable, with no major global economic or financial crisis or slowdown.

However, these three sectors functioned as the economy's shock absorber and managed to provide employment at the time of crisis.

The IMF has already moved quickly to help many of our member countries in this time of crisis, including by protecting social spending in order to cushion the impact of the crisis on the most vulnerable.

Plans to meet the crisis, in country after country, have been revamped and restructured time and again.

At the same time, the euro crisis is inciting suspicion, antagonism, and new divisions in the eurozone.

Carmen Reinhart and I proposed this moniker in our 2009 book This Time is Different, based on our diagnosis of the crisis as a typical deep financial crisis, not a typical deep recession.

We hope that it will come, not in the wake of a crisis, but at the dawning of a more enlightened time.

That crisis, and others before and since, showed that tensions in the Middle East rarely dissolve with the passage of time.

This time, too, the key to overcoming the difficult legacy of the crisis will consist in how its origins are perceived.

The authorities did not understand the complexity of the crisis, let alone see a solution. So they tried to buy time.

At the same time, while consumer confidence is on the mend, it remains well below pre crisis readings.

The crisis over the Union s future direction triggered by a French No vote could last for some time.

Ten years ago, at the time of Asia s financial crisis, there was much discussion of the need to reform the global financial architecture.

In a time of crisis, countries in which luxury goods play their selective role effectively are the safest bets for productive investment.

Yet at this moment of growing European crisis, while there is still time to act, the Fund is confined to the sidelines.

The obvious answer is that we do not have time Chapter 11 procedures are generally long and complex, and the current crisis has reached a point where time is of the essence.

The post crisis era is over, and the post post crisis world is upon us. It is time to adopt a new framework of realistic solutions that promote shared prosperity within the global economy of today and tomorrow.

The most important new book about the origins of the economic crisis, Carmen Reinhart s and Kenneth Rogoff sThis Time Is Different, is essentially a summary of lessons learned from virtually every financial crisis in every country in recorded history.

In times of crisis, consumers are likely to prioritize high quality products that will last a long time and won t go out of style.

CAMBRIDGE In a time of tight budgets and financial crisis, politicians nowadays look to economic growth as the centerpiece of their domestic policy programs.

Ten years ago, at the time of the Asian financial crisis, there was much discussion of the need to reform the global financial architecture.

This ideological wave has crashed with the ongoing financial market crisis, but its decline was a long time coming.

The same thing happened this time when the crisis went global in 2008 2009, imports fell faster than output.

At the same time, while getting the crisis response mechanisms right is important, it is not the whole story.

That was not a good idea, as it led to a massive (for the time) debt crisis in 1982.

Of course, the crisis has not been overcome. We have gained time and can take a deep breath no more and no less.