Such securities or obligations may be accepted as security for all fiduciary, trust, and public funds, the investment or deposits of which shall be under the authority and control of the United States or any State or any officers of either.
It is possible that solidarity circles, which extend informal economic reciprocity beyond the family to the local community, were accepted as security for the microfinance loans among the poor.
The TALF, meant to restore lending to auto buyers and businesses, will accept as collateral securities backed by "rental, commercial, and government vehicle fleet leases, and ABS backed by small-ticket equipment, heavy equipment, and agricultural equipment loans and leases," the Fed said Tuesday.
So do banks, which are happy to accept them as security for loans.In this section Peers versus people, round two In the trough Stop me if you can Economics of independence Financial trawling Heal thyselves Yours sincerely Going for grammars Grave concerns ReprintsThe quotas actually originate in Brussels.
So do banks, which are happy to accept them as security for loans.In this section Economics of independence Financial trawling Heal thyselves Yours sincerely Going for grammars Grave concerns Peers versus people, round two In the trough Stop me if you can ReprintsThe quotas actually originate in Brussels.
Ami Kassar, chief executive of MultiFunding, a small-business lending broker in Plymouth Meeting, Pa., said that many of his clients had seen the values of their homes, office buildings and warehouses fall so much that banks would not accept them as security.
1945 Act June 12 , 1945 substituted ", or direct obligations of the United States". for proviso after "gold certificates" in first sentence which limited period during which direct obligations of the United States could be accepted as collateral security.
1937 Act Mar. 1, 1937, extended until June 30 , 1939 period within which direct obligations of the United States may be accepted as collateral security under this section, and struck out provision authorizing President to extend period.
The period within which direct obligations of the United States could be accepted as collateral security under this section was extended to Mar. 3, 1937, by Proclamation No. 2117, of Feb. 14, 1935, 49 Stat.
The SARS and H1N1 influenza A epidemics, the threat of H5N1 influenza A, and, to a lesser extent, the spread of extensively drug-resistant tuberculosis have threatened the citizens and economic interests of powerful countries and have been accepted as national security threats (124).
"Have we got to such a stage that we accept as normal for racist security forces to kill blacks, and that's part of the 20th century?" To that terrible question, Mr. Reagan's veto offers a more-terrible answer.
