Sentence examples for ensure solvency from inspiring English sources

Foreign reserves are the hard currency a government holds in its central bank to ensure solvency.

Switching to an index that follows prices rather than wages would ensure solvency as far as the crystal ball can see.

Will he claim that the markets are irrational and that is no need for any extraordinary measures to be taken by the ECB, or will he try and manipulate the markets by suggesting that they would be prepared to use all powers at their discretion to ensure solvency for sovereigns and the banking sector alike?

President Obama's 2016 budget proposed a reallocation of funds from the Old-Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Fund to ensure solvency of the Disability Insurance Trust so benefits would not be reduced after 2016.

There are several things that can be done -- moderate and fair -- that will stabilize the program immediately, and others that will ensure solvency in perpetuity.

Having good faith discussions about how to revamp fiscal policy to ensure solvency would be a good first step in preventing European financial collapse from spreading to US Treasury markets.

He said last month:  "At a stroke this ensures solvency for all Super League clubs for the foreseeable future and provides confidence to fans and sponsors in equal measure".

Although Title VIII includes modest work requirements in lieu of underwriting and specifies that the program is to be "actuarially sound" and based on "an actuarial analysis of the 75-year costs of the program that ensures solvency throughout such 75-year period," there is a very serious risk that the problem of adverse selection will make the CLASS program unsustainable.

"Please submit a plan to ensure continued solvency," the department wrote.

Insurance regulators didn't expand their oversight to ensure the solvency of these companies.

In 1983, Congress enacted as part of the Social Security Amendments of 1983 (SSA), major Medicare reforms designed to ensure the solvency of Social Security into the 21st Century.