It appears, despite indications that more lending may occur, banks in the sample are not offering access to funding commensurate with the call option premium.
"The tremendous decline on stock prices has had a commensurate effect on stock options and capital gains," says Jean Ross, executive director of the California Budget Project, a nonprofit policy research group.
Obama was never offered the option of a stimulus package commensurate with the size of the hole in the economy––known by economists as the "output gap"––which was estimated at two trillion dollars during 2009 and 2010.
In the case of Russia, the government's chronic inability to raise tax revenues commensurate with its spending ambitions makes our option scheme irrelevant".The paper anticipates a variety of objections.
Commensurate with the academic surroundings are the outstanding cultural and recreational options available in the historic cities of Cambridge and Boston, which have been thriving on the banks of the Charles River for more than 350 years.
Few practical options exist in a limited resource environment for building widespread DRM commensurate with the concentrations of risk.
First, during the online search stage, we selected the options in the online databases (e.g., publication date, publication type) that were commensurate with the criteria.
Laparoscopic radical prostatectomy is a less invasive surgical option to the open retropubic approach for prostate cancer that will likely grow in popularity commensurate with availability.
They had options: handle "practice" tasks in-house, source them to firms with requisite matter expertise commensurate with cost (value), or "mix-and-match". Corporate departments began to segregate their portfolios by required expertise, complexity, value, experience, cost, risk, and geography.
Salary commensurate with experience.
But is there a commensurate societal concern?
