We have also considered alternative leverage measures, including only debt financing.
So instead, the eurozone leaders are developing an alternative - a leveraging of the existing rescue fund - that ultimately relies on a tacit assumption that the ECB stands behind the debt of all its member states.
Meanwhile, providers are leveraging alternative data sources, including mobile phone records, to assess credit risk for low-income borrowers in the absence of formal transaction histories.
While it's true that minimal devices impact solution design, LaChance highlights that PKI is possible to deploy even in many constrained environments leveraging alternative algorithms and key sizes.
There is need for studies that explore the cost and benefits (effectiveness) of alternative ways of leveraging the recent advances in technology (teleconferencing, video conferencing, e-mail) to boost the work of RECs.
Even with little strategic alternative, America has leverage.
We must recognize the pragmatic limits of the I.C.C.'s reach and seek alternative routes that leverage the court's attention without over-extending its resources -- toward the ultimate goal of bringing those responsible for mass atrocities to justice.
This framework (see "Future of Work Drivers") illustrates the drivers that guide decision-making and action (for example: How do we redesign work and workplace? How do we leverage alternative workforce arrangements? How do we implement AI?), and help determine how much time, effort, and attention is directed to particular future of work strategies.
Do people who trust each other interpret each other's moves in a negotiation more benevolently and does this improve negotiation outcomes? 5. Identifying strategies for negotiating in the context of distrust by reducing distrust or leveraging alternatives to trust. 1.
Looks like an interesting and innovative system that could work well for publishers seeking to leverage alternative ad networks.
Overspeculation today is not concentrated so much in the stock market as it was during the Internet bubble of 1999 and 2000; rather, excesses today are building in real estate and alternative investments, where leverage is getting out of hand.
