It is the presence of difficult-to-predict peaks and troughs in aggregate demand from real-world markets that makes the problem of adequately provisioning for that demand a deep and challenging research issue the research issue that is addressed here.
Morgan Stanley's chief economist in Japan, Robert Feldman, believes that banks need two or three times their current loan-loss reserves, or an extra ¥25 trillion, to be adequately provisioned.
But Goreham had not been adequately provisioned and his men lacked everything from victuals to uniforms.
Their primary policy objective, to the exclusion of all other priorities (e.g., veterans benefits, budget deficits, economic growth, education to secure our future, adequately provisioned or numbers of troops, repair and modernization of roads, bridges, rail, electric grid), is to keep taxes low, and lower them more, for the wealthiest Americans.
In other areas of the welfare state, the emphasis should be on replacing public provision for the adequately-off with the private sort (eg, for pensions) in order to be able to concentrate public resources on the poor.And on Europe and the constitution?
Heard in the high court in Cardiff last month, it demands that authorities adequately research and provide appropriate local provision for people like Claire.
It does, however, mean that current information provision for research may not adequately address the informational needs of the general population or 'hard to reach' groups such as socially deprived or African American and minority ethnic groups.
The real problem rests with the governments of a few states that have historically failed to provision adequately for their pension obligations and are increasingly turning to riskier investment assets.
Provision for cleaning these screens is essential.
Take the biologics provision, for instance.
