Sentence examples for capital safety from inspiring English sources

A combination of government austerity, and the imposition of bigger capital safety cushions that are leading banks to retrench, seem all but certain to plunge the Continent back into recession less than three years after emerging from the last one.

Investors thought Abbey was a guarantee of capital safety," says Lamb. "I want to know the extent of its involvement; whether it was aware of promotional material carrying its name and the prominence it was given by some IFAs who sold the bonds; and if they were not aware, I want to know why as millions of sales letters were sent out".

When facing difficulty, politically connected companies may obtain more assistance from the government, which protects capital safety to some degrees (Sun et al. 2005; Yu & Pan 2008).

Table 1 Companies' responsibility to stakeholders Responsibility to Investors: Responsibility to Employees: Create more profits, guarantee investors' capital safety, and pay dividends or interests on time.

Therefore, company's responsibility to investors is to create more profits, guarantee investors' capital safety, and pay dividends or interests on time.

The bank has never burned through more than about one-sixth of its capital safety buffer in any crisis, estimates Mr Barua.

But such disasters are unusual in the Chinese capital, where safety rules are more rigorously enforced.

If an American recession caused a flight of capital to safety, these countries would see a sharp outflow of money.

Requirements on capital reserves — safety cushions against losses — are at the heart of the risk-taking behavior of financial institutions.

The Bank of England releases up to £150bn of lending to households and businesses by relaxing restrictions on bank capital (their safety buffers), as it warns on financial stability.

Although individual factors have been shown to predict weight gain, contextual determinants have also attracted attention, with some authors stressing the role played by deprivation, urban sprawl, social capital and safety.