Sentence examples for deemed available from inspiring English sources

Loans may, for example, be reclassified into riskier categories; the proportion judged non-performing may rise; the amount of collateral deemed available to cover losses may fall.The findings of the exercise will be announced in October, together with the capital holes it has identified.

Same goes for gifts: If you regularly received $22,000 a year from your parents, this money will be deemed available when deciding how much you can pay (or need) for support.

The player RTT 33 days postinjury and was deemed available for selection in 39 days.

A sufficient number of actual studies were deemed available to draw conclusions on accrual.

For example, if an interviewee mentioned two potential alternative sites where screening could be conducted in a trial plus two alternative set of tests, four potential alternative screening strategies were thus deemed available for consideration within the economic model.

Areas deemed available for agriculture are often areas with a land cover (and use!) that cannot be easily classified into one of the commonly used land classification systems to make land cover inventories from remote sensing, and this can easily lead to politically motivated classifications [ 38,39].

Genomic results deemed "not available" were also found: "C-low/G-na" (n = 33) and "C-high/G-na" (n = 56).

An appeals court in Genoa this year reversed several elements of that decision, calling the dwellings state property but also deeming them "available," or open, to claims of usucapione.

In using the authority provided in section 3304(a)(1) of title 41 to use procedures other than competitive procedures in the case of a procurement described in paragraph (1) of this subsection, the phrase "available from only one responsible source" in such section 3304(a)(1) shall be deemed to mean "available from only one responsible source or only from a limited number of responsible sources".

The panel deemed that the available evidence was "inconclusive".

This approach, frequently described as best of breed, has been justified when the individual component systems are deemed the best available options for a given application, even if multiple vendor systems that do not interface are ultimately employed.