Meanwhile, the continuing problems at European banks are a stark reminder that operating highly leveraged, thinly capitalized firms is incredibly risky. And the regulatory failures in Europe consider the German Landesbanks, for example will become only more obvious in the coming months.

But, while doing so, they are not likely to be expanding private sector lending to support economic growth. European banks are far more thinly capitalized, and account for a much larger share of credit extended, than banks in the US, where much more lending originates in capital markets.

Media business, or any other business, it needs to be capitalized.

Like its agriculture, Africa's markets are highly under capitalized and inefficient.

They took the tapioca roots up to the kitchen, sliced them thinly and made delicious chips.

African agriculture today is among, or is, the most under capitalized in the world.

If the turtle needs eight spaces to live, it is going to have to be very thinly populated.

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Capital assets costing 100,000 or more are capitalized and depreciated over their estimated useful life.

When the subject is still very thinly populated, you can with diligence and hard work become the world authority.

Generally, programme activities were thinly spread, and activities in Sida funded areas were not well coordinated with those of UNICEF.

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Efforts in that regard should not be weakened by spreading resources too thinly with time consuming negotiations aimed at developing new instruments.

Only small number of women living in remote and thinly populated areas has not been able to enjoy cultural, art, radio and television programmes.

It is for the Member States to ensure that we are not imposing too many tasks on the Secretariat and spreading resources too thinly.

and people always give you the same permutation of the same three things under capitalized, the wrong people, bad market conditions.

There was no gainsaying that in some conflict theatres, some troublesome elements could be encouraged to engage in irregular activities, particularly where personnel were spread thinly.

So instead, we decided to take the column, and we decided to build it as a layered model, made out of very many slices, thinly stacked over each other.

And so we spent time traveling with them and learning about all the different elements, and finding that there were plenty of inefficiencies that weren't being capitalized on.

I urge the Transitional Government to ensure the prompt implementation of a comprehensive disarmament, demobilization and reintegration programme so that these first steps can be encouraged and capitalized upon.

On the other hand, the activities of INSTRAW are and continue to be dispersed thinly among a variety of those themes, since under each the Institute is responsible for only one or two narrowly defined activities.

In the past, agricultural development has prioritized large scale, capitalized forms of agriculture, neglecting smallholders who feed local communities. And governments have failed to protect agricultural workers from exploitation in an increasingly competitive environment.

If banks of all kinds were financed with more equity, they would have stronger buffers to absorb losses. Both the equity and the debt issued by well capitalized banks would be safer and therefore cheaper.

Moreover, there already is a proliferation of regional development banks, from the Inter American Development Bank and the Asian Development Bank to the more modestly capitalized African Development Bank. These institutions cooperate with the World Bank.

The Special Human Settlements Programme for the Palestinian People in support of human settlements development in the occupied Palestinian territories has to date been capitalized with an amount of slightly over 1.5 million since its establishment.

Surveys reveal that most European citizens are not fully aware of the extent of intergenerational redistribution. Many even believe that their contributions accrue to an individual, capitalized, account, rather than financing the benefits paid to current pensioners.

The third option offered discounted bonds, carrying a discount of 66.3 per cent on principal, a higher coupon (part of it being capitalized), a grace period of 21 years and a final maturity of 29 years (until 2034).

Where there is a very small gap between the predicted future cash flow of a short term account receivable item and the current value thereof, the predicted future cash flow is not required to be capitalized when determining the relevant impairment related losses.

Structural reform is also fundamental to the moves toward a European banking union, for a union with well capitalized and safely structured banks has much better prospects than one without. Otherwise, mutualization of contingent liabilities could exacerbate the too important to fail problem.

If today s accounting rules are too insensitive to make this distinction, a separate entity could do the investing. A national investment bank would be capitalized by the government, borrow from the private sector, and invest in infrastructure, housing, and greening the economy.

There was patent gloating about the German defeat everywhere, only thinly disguised behind strained expressions of solidarity. The full extent of the political damage that Germany s bailout policy for the eurozone, with its austerity, mass unemployment, and economic depression, has caused in southern Europe remains to be seen.

He expressed appreciation for all the work that had gone into producing the draft strategic long term vision statement, which highlighted UNIDO's desired profile in the multilateral development system, and welcomed its focus on three key areas so that resources were not spread too thinly over too many areas.

the Fed and the Treasury decided to let Lehman Brothers go into uncontrolled bankruptcy in order to try to teach financiers that having an ill capitalized counterparty was not without risk, and that people should not expect the government to come to their rescue automatically.

Above all, they would insist more often that their counterparties be well capitalized. They accepted the risk implied by ultra thin capitalizations when it was mainly US government money on the line they would be more reluctant to do so if it was mostly their own money that they were wagering.

The banking system has just been tested to see if it is adequately capitalized a stress test that involved no stress and some couldn t pass muster. But, rather than welcoming the opportunity to recapitalize, perhaps with government help, the banks seem to prefer a Japanese style response we will muddle through.

His operation in Syria is partly designed to divert attention from his dismemberment of Ukraine. And his thinly veiled threats against the Baltic states, Poland, Finland, and now Turkey whose airspace and relations with NATO have been probed by Russian aircraft reveal a strategy of aggression that has as its chief goal the weakening of Europe.

Chinese leaders, for their part, view America s strategic pivot to Asia as a thinly veiled step to tighten its geopolitical containment of China. Moreover, they have become obsessed with US dominance in international finance and technology and, most important, America s ideological commitment to liberal democracy, which they regard as an existential threat to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).

Indeed, Greenspan s political stances were so thinly disguised as professional wisdom that his tenure exposed the dubiousness of the very notion of an independent central bank and a non partisan central banker. Unfortunately, many countries have committed themselves to precisely this illusion, and it may be a long time before they take heed of Greenspan s most important lesson.

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Corbyn has proposed two alternatives to the UK s current policy of austerity a National Investment Bank, to be capitalized by canceling private sector tax relief and subsidies and what he calls people s quantitative easing in a nutshell, an infrastructure program that the government finances by borrowing money from the Bank of England.

And it has an institution that can channel help the International Monetary Fund. The IMF could set up a special vehicle along the lines of its New Arrangements to Borrow (NAB), which would be capitalized by a first loss layer from the EFSF with the IMF s own capital comprising a second layer.

For example, the United Kingdom s Independent Commission on Banking (ICB) has proposed ring fencing retail activities from investment banking activities in separately capitalized divisions of a bank holding company. This is a compromise aimed at minimizing the incentive to gamble with public insurance while allowing some economies of scale for banking activities.

That is why the completion of the ECB s comprehensive assessment of banks balance sheets and the start of Europe wide banking supervision will help revitalize sluggish lending in the euro area. In particular, increased clarity and transparency about banks balance sheets, together with a better capitalized banking sector, will create a more supportive lending environment.

Groupthink can be particularly dangerous if the central bank is also the banking supervisor, as the 2008 global financial crisis demonstrated. In 2006, every central bank that published a financial stability report (in other words, most of them) concluded that their country s banking system was in fine shape well capitalized and endowed with robust governance and strong risk management.

To the right of the Assembly s president sat the supporters of King and Church, while to the left sat their opponents, whose only point of agreement was the need for institutional reform. The distinction capitalized on long standing cultural associations of right and left handedness with, respectively, trust and suspicion in this case, of the status quo.