Former officials who spoke in Mr. Shedd's defense described the reprimand as relatively insignificant, noting that he had later been promoted.
Spicer defended the meetings as "insignificant," noting that Kushner was the "official primary point of contact" with foreign governments and officials during the campaign and transition period.
In a conference call last month, executives at ACA insisted that losses on insured C.D.O.'s would be insignificant, noting that only $33 million of the bonds it had written protection on had been downgraded to below investment grade.
Many Yemeni political and tribal figures dismiss any Iranian military support as insignificant, noting that the Houthis have plenty of weapons, and that Saudi Arabia has been supplying Yemeni factions with arms for decades.
The company also notes that an insignificant amount of today's reported Series A is in the form of venture debt, and that it has secured very generous, uncapped terms for purchasing homes with debt.
The company also notes that an insignificant amount of today's reported Series A is in the form of venture debt, and that it has secured very generous, uncapped terms for purchasing homes with debt.
A 1 percentage point increase in school quality is expected to increase education spending by about 307 rupees, while an additional 1,000 rupees in remittances has an insignificant impact on education spending (we note the similarity of coefficients between columns 1 and 3 as well).
But, as he notes, "that's not an insignificant amount of money".
"Not an insignificant sum given our £90bn fiscal deficit," he noted.
"If you talk to officials in Europe, they say the Mexican package is an insignificant issue in the markets there," the official noted.
However, by changing the carrier gas pressure and the powder feed rate, an insignificant effect on the microhardness and wear rate is noted.
