The phrase "associations asset" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to an asset related to associations, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The associations asset needs to be evaluated for its impact on our financial strategy."
Alternatives: "asset of associations" or "association's asset".
In the 2009/2010 financial year housing associations' assets exceeded £100 billion for the first time, fuelled by a 122,000 increase in unit numbers.
The snooper's charter is back too, and the government remains determined to confiscate housing association assets – a move condemned by knowledgeable people on all sides.
That would signal the end of the road for genuine social housing, because investors would have a very large foot in the door to allow them to access housing association assets, which are worth at least £400bn at open market values.
The board's obligation is to safeguard association assets.
It is never advisable for the board to not take action to recover lost or stolen association assets.
If the values have gone down, as likely they have in the current market, paying the ever-increasing price of water for inefficient landscaping that does not help units hold their value is a waste of association assets.
An associated asset under § 102(2) means an asset that has been "associated" with either a protected series or the series organization under the rules of a later provision (§ 301) that deals with the concept of association of assets.
For example, the Investment Company Institute, a U.S. industry association of asset management firms, strongly supported the use of fair value accounting when lobbying the SEC in 2008 on FASB Statement 157, which helps define fair value.
But we didn't find any significant association between asset holdings and the reservation wage.
The negative association between asset-index and hardship financing could be due to asset-rich households for instance having a better chance of accessing social networks that would be more likely to give interest-free loans (non-hardship financing).
