It also means putting less flighty creditors in the line of fire, by adopting an EU-wide resolution regime requiring banks to issue bonds that absorb losses before big depositors do.
The seal seemed anything but " pinnipedestrian" about the encounter and maybe the butterfly wanted the seal to " Lepidoptera" but one animal might have wanted to " seal" the friendship, the other was kind of " flighty" .
While younger workers might have a reputation for being flighty or quitting soon after starting a job, many Gen Zers are seeking a job that invests in them.
In the recesses of all of our minds flows a stream of consciousness that mixes the serious and the unserious, the consequential and the flighty, the physical and the emotional.
It was September 1429; the weather had fallen sharp; a flighty piping wind, laden with showers, beat about the township; and the dead leaves ran riot along the streets.
After all, the best argument in favour of private credit—the lending done by Apollo and its peers—is its distance from banks with flighty funding backstopped by the state.
His flighty sister Emerald, played by Kiki Palmer, arrives to help, but the siblings soon realise that Otis Sr.'s accident was caused by something big.