Sentence examples for confidential problem from inspiring English sources

The number of banks on the F.D.I.C.'s confidential "problem" list jumped to 829 in the second quarter, from 775 three months earlier.

The number of banks on the F.D.I.C.'s confidential "problem" list fell in the first quarter to 772, or about 9.5 percent of all federally insured banks.

CARE Services for Faculty and Staff is the campus faculty and staff assistance program providing free, confidential problem assessment and referral for UC Berkeley faculty and staff.

Employee Assistance for Faculty and Staff: Employee Assistance, formerly CARE Services, is the campus faculty and staff assistance program providing free, confidential problem assessment and referral for UC Berkeley faculty and staff.

Generating problem abstractions by stripping away confidential problem details may sufficiently preserve fundamental conceptual relationships, thereby permitting resolution while protecting the source issue from unclassified solvers.

Meanwhile, despite the sector's high profits, challenges remain: home prices are forecast to decline into next year while lenders continue to repossess homes at record rates; the commercial real estate market has yet to hit its nadir; community banks continue to fail; and the number of lenders on the FDIC's confidential "Problem List" continues to grow.

The following exclusion criteria were used: dying or deceased patients; patients who contacted the GP cooperative for administrative reasons or for confidential problems; patients who lived outside the Netherlands; telephone stalkers and patients who declared not to be willing to participate in our research.

But for example, I would assume, you know, if someone had an extraordinarily confidential blood problem that would be disclosed or would be shown by this testing — and I don't think anything would — if that's a possibility, that would be a good reason for them to be excluded.

Los Angeles County Sheriff Jim McDonnell learned for the first time about misconduct by some of his own deputies from a Times report this month that examined a confidential roster of problem officers, he said.

You must ask someone you have faith in and who you can trust to keep your problem confidential.

He made the sales after receiving confidential information regarding problems at the division, according to the S.E.C.