But now, with the recent release of sensitive diplomatic cables, WikiLeaks may have committed its own collateral murder, upending the precarious balance of power in a fragile African state and signing the death warrant of its pro-western premier [see also: Wikileaks, Morgan Tsvangerai and the Guardian].
After Heidelberg stock lost 75% of its value and the banks demanded early repayment of the loan and additional collateral, Adolf committed suicide.
In one of the more disheartening moments of the documentary, Hinojosa asks Muñoz if the administration accepts deporting mothers who have not committed a crime as collateral damage.
Regulators and the banking industry took dramatic steps Sunday night to cushion the markets from the effects of Lehman's collapse: Major banks organized a $70 billion fund to help each other out; the Federal Reserve committed to accept lower-quality collateral for loans from its emergency window; and the SEC took steps to protect Lehman's brokerage customers.
I felt fear after I was in, after I committed, and when I gave more collateral to commit that's when I gave a nude photo and video testimonials trash talking all the important relationships in my life.
I felt fear after I was in, after I committed, and when I gave more collateral to commit that's when I gave a nude photo and video testimonials.
Collateral refers to the assets committed by borrowers to a lender as security for debt payment (Gitman, 2003).
The collateral damage and outlandish crimes committed by these new foes seems infinitely worse than the protection rackets and corruption of the families.
Collateral refers to the extent to which assets are committed by borrowers to a lender as security for debt payment (Gitman, 2003).
Most investors will look at the executives' holdings in the proxy statement, he said, and say, " 'They own a lot of stock — they are really committed.' " Some companies forbid their executives to use their shares as collateral, Mr. Silverman said.
