Sentence examples for appropriate leverage from inspiring English sources

"It engages in things like trying to rebuild the Glass-Steagall firewall, trying to properly regulate collateralized debt obligations, trying to put the appropriate leverage limitations on banks".

Following Field's (2005) suggestion, standardized residual values close to and over 3 were examined, as were Cook's distance values over 1. Appropriate leverage values were calculated using the formula (k + 1)/N, where k was the number of predictors and N the sample size.

30 Appropriate leveraging of these web-based communication tools can enhance epidemiological research beyond conventional studies, particularly when targeting younger participants.

Nelson and Blomley describe the differential success with devolution in Tanzania's wildlife and forestry sectors, attributing the greater achievements in the latter to the relatively low perceived value of forests, to visionary leadership in the ministry, and to appropriate donor leverage.

"The core issue there is the quality and quantity of capital and setting standards for that, and also an appropriate cap on leverage," said Mr. Flaherty.

A common issue in capital structure studies is identifying the appropriate measure of leverage.

Mark Hoffman, President of CNBC, and Andy will work closely to ensure that where appropriate CNBC will leverage the strength of the News Group portfolio.

National governments should increase funding for essential care during labour and childbirth by developing appropriate investment plans, leverage additional funds from existing RMNCH programmes, design, implement and expand pro-poor strategies and legislation to improve access and reduce catastrophic health expenses.

There is also a constant and unrelenting need for appropriate management and leveraging of the knowledge base so that it is readily available and accessible to all stakeholders within the workplace environment.

The strategy had the effect of increasing the credibility of the U.S. military, because it was able to leverage an appropriate proportional response to different kinds of crises (which would deter an enemy's appetite for smaller, limited wars), while also reassuring allied countries.

With the appropriate amount of negotiating leverage, that number could increase dramatically.