Morgan Stanley's chief economist in Japan, Robert Feldman, believes that banks need two or three times their current loan-loss reserves, or an extra ¥25 trillion, to be adequately provisioned.
Right down the street from a Safeway (which, because we were adequately provisioned, we passed by) was another market, Mr. D's Food Center, where an auxiliary sign read, "Organic Products".
But Goreham had not been adequately provisioned and his men lacked everything from victuals to uniforms.
In addition we call for an independent body to review legal aid rates, including expert witness rates so as to depoliticise them and instead move to an evidence-based approach to ensure public need is adequately met in the provision of legal services.
"The market is adequately supplied.
For the ToT approach, provision should be made in the project design to ensure that the second level of training (the cascade) is adequately resourced.
Bank of America did not add more capital, but said it was adequately protected with a $13.4 billion provision.
The validity of CV to elicit monetary valuations of health care provisions has been adequately established in the literature [ 2- 6].
Furthermore, young disabled survivors of trauma may have particular social, emotional and clinical needs that may not be adequately met by routine service provision.
In contexts where populations are mobile, historical state boundaries may obscure critical elements of the total picture: shifting the focus to populations, to a regional analysis, may enable trans-border elements of healthcare demand and provision to be adequately captured.
