Sentence examples for large provisions from inspiring English sources

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.

Spain's strict regulations require banks to keep large provisions to cover bad loans and they also discouraged them from buying the toxic financial products that prompted the collapse of banks elsewhere.

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

That failure reverberated up the chain as default rates soared, and ended with the central bank's large provision of liquidity.

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

Head of UK banking Steve Pateman said Santander had also been forced to make larger provisions over possible problems with a complicated insurance product.

He cited the Reserve Bank of India, which in 2005 began requiring banks to make larger provisions against losses from property loans, among other things.

The largest provisions of the corporate tax bill would repeal a $5 billion annual tax break for exporters that has been declared illegal by the World Trade Organization, and replace it with a tax reduction for manufacturers in the United States.

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.

Fertilized (female) eggs were found on significantly larger provisions (in dry weight and volume) than were male eggs (Zweight = 5.10— p < 0.0001; n = 96; Zvolume = 4.75— p < 0.0001; n = 96; Table  1).