Sentence examples for large financial reserves from inspiring English sources

Clearinghouses will have to hold sufficiently large financial reserves and capital as a cushion against potential losses from the default of at least one major participant, or two in the case of "systematically important" clearinghouses, which can themselves default.

HONG KONG — The Chinese government over the weekend sought to tamp down international expectations that Beijing might use its large financial reserves to help ease the European debt crisis.

The guide reduces an otherwise good grade if a group has what the guide deems as large financial reserves (the idea being that other charities need the money more).

The disclosure of the California Franchise Tax Board decision raised fresh questions about Blue Shield's $4.2 billion in financial reserves, record of large rate increases and multimillion-dollar executive salaries.

The war forced Britain to use up its financial reserves and borrow large sums from the U.S. Shipments of American raw materials and food allowed Britain to feed itself and its army while maintaining his productivity.

The I.M.F. has cleared the way for speedy, large financial rescue packages intended to shore up their currency reserves and reassure investors.

The Los Angeles Times reported on Wednesday that the museum "is seeking large cash infusions from donors" after several years of declining financial reserves.

But if the debate becomes an annual affair, the world's largest investors probably will one day move toward a mix of other financial reserves.

Two government reports in 2006 concluded that Fannie Mae improperly used financial reserves and deferred expenses to meet profit goals, which resulted in large bonuses for the men.

But the bill broadly reflects his faith in regulators and his overriding belief that large financial companies can be protected from upheaval if they set aside large enough capital reserves.

The increases often depleted financial reserves.