Contracts have been violated, foreign-owned companies have been nationalised, and when soaring global prices for Argentina's leading agricultural commodities provided a golden opportunity to boost output and raise chronically insufficient foreign-currency earnings, Fernández imposed heavy tariffs and quotas on exports of soy, wheat and beef.
Essentially, the rule says that if career education programs -- courses in fields like computer networking, diesel mechanics, medical assisting, and cosmetology -- year after year leave even their graduates with earnings insufficient to pay down their student loans, those programs will lose eligibility for federal grants and loans.
A number of English-language weeklies, which included at one point prestigious names such as the Far Eastern Economic Review and Asiaweek, have all folded due to earnings judged insufficient by their parent companies.
In fact, the funding that can be collected from members is relatively low compared to the investment to be made, and also self-financing resulting from retained earnings is insufficient.
The insufficient job creation, stagnant earnings and alarming long-term unemployment highlighted by May's disheartening jobs report underscore America's persistent unemployment crisis.
Equity markets will fall to new lows because corporate earnings will be insufficient to sustain current stock prices.
Much more needs to be done to promote development in this region, whose earnings from tourism, agricultural exports and financial services are both insufficient and precarious.
Finally, 7 strategies (e.g., conditional cash transfer, welfare-to-work) with 17 studied outcomes (e.g., utilization of health services, employment and earnings of welfare recipients) are found in published systematic reviews to have insufficient evidence to determine effects (i.e., Level 3).
The firm raised the 12-month target price on Westlake to $30 from $28, and raised the 2005 earnings estimate to $3.50 per share from $3.20, but noted the revisions offer "insufficient upside" to add to positions in Westlake.
