Sentence examples for deemed solvent from inspiring English sources

The bank holiday closed all banks, and they were permitted to reopen only after being deemed solvent by government inspectors.

Greek banks were deemed solvent — and therefore eligible for loans from Greece's central bank — even as nervous depositors withdrew hundreds of millions of euros.

Even if it runs out of eligible collateral, it could access unlimited emergency liquidity assistance from its national central bank – as long as the central bank's governing council signed off and the bank was deemed solvent.

With the banking industry suffering from a crisis in confidence as much as liquidity, Paul Krugman says the Treasury Department will likely sugarcoat the stress test it is applying to the banks so that all of them are deemed solvent.

Presumably the fund would only buy assets from banks deemed to be solvent, and the public-private partnership would involve the private sector and use market forces to value the assets and thus remove the major concern that bedeviled earlier plans the fear that the government (the taxpayers) would pay too much for the assets.

Ionic liquids (ILs) are deemed as promising solvents for CO2 capture in the near future, however, some of them have very low sorption capacity, some of them are toxic, and most of them are expensive.

If the fad-following youngsters who keep Hollywood solvent deem No. 3 uncool, it may just bomb.

The one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) followed by the Duncan multiple range test was employed and the differences between individual means and each solvent used were deemed to be significant at P < 0.05.

These are deemed to be "non-ESI-friendly" solvents.

The IMF appears to have learned from some of its previous mistakes and is more willing to disburse (in short order and with fewer strings attached) international liquidity to countries deemed, like Hungary, to be illiquid but solvent.

The purpose of such a comparison would be to produce CAP solutions in an EtOH-based solvent system, equivalent to those deemed fit for use in the aforementioned cough threshold tests [ 1, 3], but without Tween.