Analysis by the board's consultants and staff indicates that the collateral package is likely to have substantially less value in the event of default than is estimated by United.
However, some of the workers at those plants expressed concern in Internet postings that the added jobs would reduce their overtime and that workers with higher seniority would transfer in from other plants, making their job less secure in the event of a future downturn.
Because the payments are deducted before the salary is deposited, however, it offers less flexibility in the event of a financial emergency, and can cost more in fees than most bill payment options because they typically involve third-party processors, she said.
The new measures are designed to make banks less vulnerable in the event of a crisis.
To make these bank runs less likely in the event of a return to the drachma, Greece could institute capital controls in an attempt to limit the amount of money that could be transferred out of the country.
However, we consider important to also measure the rate of documented preferences as these could raise less controversy in the event of incompetence than oral instructions given only to a single family member.
11– 20 Conventional laminectomy provides a good working area, but several drawbacks still exist, including less protection in the event of a hematoma, possible constriction of the dura by epidural scarring, difficulty if a second surgery is required, and a high risk of postoperative spinal deformity.
You will have less liability in the event of a bite if your dog's vaccinations are up to date.
One senior executive based at a major European bank in Hong Kong, who declined to be identified by name because he was not authorized to speak to the news media, said a move to higher base salaries might have unintended consequences for employees, as it "would make us less flexible and in the event of a downturn we could end up having to put more people out into the street".
Amusement ride owners are required to have insurance of no less than $500,000 in the event of an accident in which at least one person is injured or killed and at least $1 million coverage for incidents involving more than one person, according to the agricultural department's Amusement Ride Safety Division.
But the faster you go, the less chance anyone has in the event of a surprise.
