There has been much concern about financial contagion between Europe and America.

There are also concerns about inexperienced Islamist officials ability to run finance ministries.

Then came the global financial crisis, and worries about them seemed to vanish.

Chidambaram's 2004 2005 budget puts those fears to rest.

Worries over.

Fears also have suspense.

I think, a healthy insecurity.

Worries over. Be happy.

We share these concerns.

Asmaa shares the same fear.

This would involve less emphasis on fiscal and structural reforms, raising concerns in Berlin, Brussels, and Frankfurt.

So the concerns, the xenophobic concerns of today, of migration, will be turned on their head, as we search for people to help us sort out our pensions and our economies in the future.

That concern remains no less valid today.

And there is more than a grain of truth to these concerns.

The main concerns were about government spending.

Perhaps the sheer degree of uncertainty in pre war Europe, or the more amorphous nature of the threat, made security concerns trump financial risk.

Some favor stimulating growth through investment projects, while others emphasize structural reform. Furthermore, there is no guarantee that Hollande s proposals will quickly revive moribund economies.

Mindful of such concerns and persistent pessimism in global financial markets, Merkel is now taking bold political initiatives at home and overseas.

While the risk that governments will succumb to fiscal temptation remains, citizens current suffering is likely to deter future excesses.

The financial crisis and deepening recession have created many challenges. The euro zone s less competitive economies are tethered to monetary policy (interest rates) set by the ECB, but pursue diverse approaches to bank bailouts and fiscal stimulus.

Those fears are, for the most part, overblown.

The concern was understandable radiation is very frightening.

Concerns were raised about these changes in society.

When he raises himself up, the mighty are afraid. They retreat before his thrashing.

When he raiseth up himself, the mighty are afraid by reason of breakings they purify themselves.

I'm not going to minimize those concerns.

And that's because there's some little bit of fear,

But I still do have a lot of fears.

Spain and Cyprus with their worries over secessionist minded regions, are worried by any possible precedent.

SWFs pose concrete risks, some of which have already materialized, to the global economy and to financial markets both at home and in host countries.

Moreover, with growing concerns about the sustainability of US fiscal policy, the euro has a huge opportunity to play a significantly larger role as a reserve currency.

This stance, however, has not prevented the spread of something for which a German word is used in other languages, too Angst .

These worries are overblown.

These new worries are raising alarm bells in China.

There seemed to be some basis for this scare.

The Bali Action Plan addresses all three concerns.

There is no real way to allay these concerns quickly.

The crisis affects non Europeans too for example, concern over the exposure of American banks and money market funds to troubled European banks is harming US financial markets.

Today s feverish hand wringing reflects a confluence of worries especially concerns about inflation, excess investment, soaring wages, and bad bank loans.

The Chinese are doing almost everything possible to placate Russian concerns.

Meanwhile, fears of structural decline pervade the country.

But these fears are not well founded.

In China, fear of inflation is unleashing large scale discontent.

It actually takes these concerns seriously.

One set of concerns arises from the perspective of shareholders.