Either banks need to default on their senior obligations, or the government will need to default alongside the banks.

I may have to fire her.

First, China will have to build more liquid financial markets.

No chicken can move without having to push through other birds.

In many cases, the Territories were obliged to ensure themselves the follow up of measures taken.

Soon enough, they will be raising taxes.

You don't have to play tricks any more.

Countries running surpluses must adopt expansionary policies and appreciate their currencies.

In their view, governments will need to intervene radically in markets to restore social balance.

Almost surely, Mauritius, too, will have to intervene.

However, that increase has obliged the Court to conduct an ongoing and strict review of its procedural Rules and working methods.

But societies may also have to change.

The good news from Heiligendamm is that the UN will now have to organize a common solution.

The Government of Tuvalu has warned that it may need to evacuate the islands within the coming decades.

When you don t like a government, you can turn the rascals out without overthrowing the whole system.

Countries could practice generosity on the never never.

So let s assume that governments will need to pay at least 500 per hectare to stop them from felling their trees.

Mexico s oil fields are diminishing, which means that it may need to look for external supplies.

The government will be forced to consider raising revenues sharply.

Russia will thus be forced to start spending the reserves that saved the economy in the recent crisis.

At higher levels of education it is possible that the female will have to leave her home and stay at a hostel if she wishes to continue her studies.

If the draft declaration is amended by the inclusion of new ideas that are not reflected in the current draft, Liechtenstein would obviously have to reserve its position.

As they struggle to raise new capital, European banks and insurers are likely to be forced to sell overseas assets.

Eventually, she will be obliged to abandon her studied ambiguity, and she will probably pay a price for doing so.

At that point, the country might be forced out of the eurozone.

If he forgets, Rezz.it will remind him so that you don t have to.

Most cities have to accept the authority of the Count but Marseille and Nice rebel.

Advocates of austerity counter that confidence in the government s credit might collapse, and the government might have to roll over its debt on unfavorable terms. Worse, the government might be unable to refinance its debt at all, and then would have to cut spending and raise taxes sharply.

Germany worries that, without strict supervision of banks and budgets, it will be left holding the bag for its more profligate neighbors.

The IMF is making strides in the right direction, but emerging markets will have to remain in the lead.

In principle, a single country might have to assume the entire burden of losses.

It tells the story of an elderly woman who is forced to face her past as a torturer.

As a result, Greece would be forced to impose capital controls.

But some day, the US may well have to pay the bill for its spendthrift ways.

But it is only a matter of time until banks are forced to reveal the truth.

They might have to pay somewhat higher interest rates to address concerns about moral hazard.

In an ordinary industry, incompetent firms (and their employees) would be forced to exit.

One such implication is that developing countries will have to substitute real industrial policies for those that operate through the exchange rate.

They need food and shelter, clean water and latrines, medical care, and education. Women and girls need protection from sexual violence, which flares up when families are forcibly displaced.

Worse, the government might be unable to refinance its debt at all, and then would have to cut spending and raise taxes sharply.

Ships laden with tens of thousands of tons of maize, sorghum, split peas, and cooking oil from the United Nations World Food Program and other international aid organizations must navigate these dangerous waters.

Banks incurring balance sheet damage will have to be recapitalized.

If, at this time, the answer is no, counselees do not need to waste time and money dealing with the test.

The government must then raise taxes and the fallacy becomes a self fulfilling prophecy.

Lists will have to alternate between male and female candidates, in effect ensuring a women's quota.