Sentence examples for enforced losses from inspiring English sources

The only question is whether the default will be orderly, cushioned by loans from the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund, and with deals about enforced losses to bondholders, euphemistically known as "haircuts," in place.

Stournaras, a macroeconomics professor and the government's only technocrat, not only refuses to refer to the possibility of enforced losses in the public sector – widely seen as the only way of Greece ever making its debt load sustainable – but goes out of his way to sound upbeat about the Greek economy.

It is tempting to speculate that the enforced loss of cell:cell contact between EPL cells is equivalent to an EMT, explaining the role of cell:cell dissociation in promoting mesoderm formation seen here.

London time Thursday, the latest commitments Wednesday brought the declared total closer to the two-thirds minimum level needed for Greece to enforce losses on any holdouts, thus ensuring that the deal goes through.

Athens has the power to enforce losses only on holders of the €177 billion in bonds written under Greek law, not the remaining 10 percent or so covered by English or other international law.

Strains with rsc1 Δ rsc2 Δ set1 Δ [ RSC1.URA3 ] (YBC1245) were combined with isw1 Δ (YBC2744) or ioc3 Δ (YBC2803), transformed with TRP1 -marked plasmids RSC2 (p604), rsc2-V457M (p776), or rsc2-D461G (p777), and spotted as 10-fold serial dilutions to SC-TRP and SC-TRP + 5FOA (to enforce loss of the RSC1 plasmid) at 30°C.

"You don't need to be Sherlock Holmes to work out that obviously triads and organised crime figures are closely connected to junkets because of the necessity to enforce on losses," said Steve Vickers, a former Royal Hong Kong police commander who specialises in Macau's gaming sector.

The desire for resettlement was also re-enforced by losses of livestock to diseases (72.7%) and carnivores (25.1%), which was uncompensated in 89% of the cases, and positive experiences from previously resettled households.

We show that the measurement window is not a good tuning knob for enforcing rigid loss probability constraints.

In order to guarantee that the objective function of problem (5) decreases a certain amount, we enforce the loss θ i(c1 η i − c2) ≤ 0, which holds if and only if 0 ≤ η i ≤ c 2 c 1.

Thus, punitive behaviour can arise even when higher-earning players do not impose losses on lower-earning individuals and when there is no cooperative norm to be enforced.