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I was just thinking could you consider it a panic measure?

Thus far, Putin has responded with a series of panic measures.

I caution against panic measures in relation to the long-term future of Europe' s beef industry.

I must talk to them seriously about that - a quite absurd panic measure on their part.'

A shared debt burden, comparable to America's, could then be managed over the decades, not through panic measures every few weeks.

Shutting down websites was also a panic measure, and when they came back online, the flames were simply stoked again.

Prison reformers say the Home Secretary's new get tough policy on crime is leading to panic measures to house more offenders.

This Wren immediately realised that Lee was beyond his control and took panic measures to deal with him.

I don't think that I, I wouldn't see it as a panic measure.

I had intended to have you disappear last night in the harbour but that was crude, a panic measure lacking the hallmark of my professionalism.

Even the quarantine will probably be a short-term measure-to be perfectly frank, it's a panic measure.

But the Howard League for Penal Reform say the Government is adopting panic measures.

Panic measures such as hurling money borrowed from future earnings after bad debts only exacerbates the uncertainty and deepens the mistrust.

'Sorry about the panic measures.

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The forthcoming December Council will be the forum for finalising reform proposals and it should not be used for rushing through panic measures for cod and associated species.

Mary Creagh, the shadow environment secretary, said: "[Calling off the 40,000 hectare sale] is a panic measure by a government which has been spooked by the huge public outcry.

We are dealing, after all, in the first instance with an animal disease, and so I find your manifest calm perfectly understandable, for the alternative is to run the risk of being swamped by day-to-day panic measures.

When I think of all those Cornish pasties, Cornish clotted cream and many of our eating habits in our childhood, I wonder whether all these panic measures are entirely necessary.

We should pay tribute to my hon. Friend the Member for Hammersmith (Mr. Soley), who produced a proper, comprehensive mortgage rescue package long before the Government considered taking any of their panic measures.

We should view the Bill in the light of the package of panic measures that were announced in December, as the rapidly rising tide of repossessions threatened finally to engulf the remnants of this lame-duck Government.

The broadening of aims and objectives has not been a sudden panic measure to the market forces of the 1990s but has been part of a professional and careful reassessment which has been in progress since at least the late 1960s.

Her fellow critic Lib Dem AM Mike Tuffrey has asked for much more from the Mayor than what he derides as "short term panic measures," for wriggling off the Brussels and IOC hooks.

The cost of PV is falling fast, all would agree - this would warrant a timely planned and structured FIT payment review and payment reduction as we aim and head towards grid parity, (not a knee jerk panic measure)