Sentence examples for appropriate collateral from inspiring English sources

Such policies and procedures must require daily measurement of liquidity needs with respect to customers; assessment of procedures to liquidate all non-cash collateral in a timely manner and without significant effect on price; and application of appropriate collateral haircuts that accurately reflect market and credit risk.

"Counterparties in these operations will be able to borrow any amount they wish against the appropriate collateral in each jurisdiction," the central banks announced in a joint statement.

An earlier finding by Afghanistan's anti-corruption office said that $467m £290mm) of outstanding loans had been made without appropriate collateral.

PebblePost then dynamically renders a pre-production print file on a zip-sorted basis across all of that activity, all of those addresses, all matched to the appropriate collateral which is then sent through an API to digital printers.

If national governments offered a guarantee – either though callable reserves or appropriate collateral as security – then additional aid contributions could be levered up in the years to 2015 to meet the $50 billion target, so ensuring that the $12 billion already committed in additional aid money goes further and its benefits maximised to the advantage of all.

Firstly, while we are describing here appropriate direct and collateral medical benefits, we must recognise that all 'benefits' that have to be given to participants or communities to ensure scientific validity, prevent study-related harms or address study related injuries, are not benefits at all.

"We have to determine the appropriate licensing, examination, and collateral requirements for the virtual currency industry," he said back in February.

Diagnostic evaluation of pediatric patients should use developmentally appropriate language and consider collateral information from parents and teachers.

Diagnostic evaluation of pediatric patients should be based on DSM-5 criteria, but use developmentally appropriate language, and consider collateral information from parents and teachers.

e) Secondary outcome measures should capture relevant patient-centered dimensions of the respective disease/condition (both self-reported and biological) and might, if appropriate, include measures of collateral effects (i.e., positive and negative consequences of the treatment experience, often seemingly unrelated to the main outcomes).

1558, 1576 n. 1, 71 L.Ed.2d 783 (STEVENS, J., concurring in part and dissenting in part), I have joined the Court's opinion in this case because it properly focuses on the character of the prejudice to determine whether collateral relief is appropriate.