Sentence examples for large provision for from inspiring English sources

Late Wednesday the bank also reported its quarterly net income had plunged 90percentt on a large provision for anticipated credit losses.

Last autumn it announced large provisions for loan losses, and several executives left or were sacked.

"Most US and European global investment banks have set aside large provisions for future litigation costs," said Moody's.

Lucent largely attributed the profit warning to shrinking revenue at its fiberoptic equipment and Internet-switching operations, in addition to larger provisions for questionable debts from companies that have received financing from Lucent to purchase its equipment.

To the east was the Macellum, or large provision market.

The unexpectedly large new provision for PPI took the amount set aside by the 24% taxpayer-owned bank to £10.4bn and pushed the industry's tally for the biggest mis-selling scandal in history to more than £23bn.

This could potentially inflate the calculations of sugar content for larger provision samples.

> We rightly hear a large amount about the provision for victims of this grim catalogue of harm, especially in the run-up to Christmas, domestic abuse's 'peak season', as it were.

Healthcare planners should consider the high infection incidence in primary care and the proportion and pattern of 28-day hospital admission in planning future healthcare provision for this large and growing section of the UK population and of healthcare users.

Mr. Hoge also said Deutsche Bank had apparently made no provision for paying larger bonuses to its bankers.

It may be also noted from Fig. 7 that in addition to reducing the boundary value, provision for a larger M also reduces the rate of deterioration when the δ decreases below beyond the boundary value.