All students are strongly encouraged to clear all of their consumer debt before entering law school, even if this means depleting assets to do so.
In a period of so much uncertainty, few people want to commit what may now be sharply depleted assets, especially when returns from relatively safe perches on the sidelines in cash or cash equivalents look pretty good.
By using up supplies of fresh groundwater faster than they can be recharged, for example, we are depleting assets at the expense of our children". Flow from rivers has been reduced dramatically.
In addition, Mr. Freeh vowed that he would not dole out bonuses to MF Global executives who remained at the firm, a prospect that had prompted an uproar because the payouts could have depleted assets potentially available for customers.
Those and other provisions make it easier for plaintiffs to double- and triple-dip from multiple bankruptcy trusts, depleting assets.
Safe-max 20-year withdrawal is the highest annual withdrawal (adjusted for inflation) that could be taken without depleting assets to zero, overall rolling 20-year periods.
Devastated income levels, depleted assets, and other work-related issues were the type of short-term impacts on households identified in this study.
HIV/AIDS has compounded household food insecurity by increasing dependency ratios, orphaning millions of children, dramatically raising medical expenses, rapidly depleting assets, and diverting crucial resources from sustainable investments in household food security.
The world's poorest people, he added, "are depleting their assets, depleting their wealth, just to be able to feed themselves".
Oil bosses such as BP's Lord Browne and Exxon's Lee Raymond vigorously deny it, but it seems that the majors, though cash-rich, are opportunity-poor, just when their dwindling reserve base badly needs topping up.Running to stand still"Oil is a depleting asset.
