(3 Treasury General Account means an account, established under United States Treasury Department regulations, in which a zero balance may be maintained and from which the entire balance may be withdrawn by the depositor immediately under all circumstances except closure of the credit union.
In national accounts, the balance of the current account is equal to the balance in the capital account but with opposite sign in order to keep a zero balance in the balance of payments.
Our checking account had a zero balance in October, 1983," he said.
I was almost ready for them to hold me in jail until it had a zero balance, that's the only way I could see paying it off was with my time.
In conclusion, in order to obtain an Na zero balance in relation to the amount of water and Na accumulated during the interdialytic period, a rate of ultrafiltration equal to the interdialytic increase in body weight should be applied and the dialysate [Na] individualized.
Despite generating £6.9 billion in exports in 2004, representing 3 per cent of all UK exports and 7 per cent of the total export of services, the patronage in the UK of air transport services provided by overseas airlines resulted in a £3.3 billion balance of payments deficit attributable to the industry.
In all patients, a zero fluid balance was achieved during the time points at which blood samples were drawn.
If all balance sheets were consolidated in a closed economic system, all debts would be cancelled out because every debt is an asset in one balance sheet and a liability in another.
In the new findings, athletes who reported four or more concussions during their careers performed worse in some, but not all, neuropsychological testing and those who had one to three concussions had a worse result in one of five balance tests.
Composite scores were calculated as described elsewhere, 24 resulting in three balance outcome measures: dynamic balance (DB); static balance eyes open (SBEO); and static balance eyes closed (SBEC).
