Sentence examples for loss allowances from inspiring English sources

Citigroup said in its filing that the investigation "originated with the company's accounting treatment regarding its investments and business activities, and loan loss allowances, with respect to Argentina" in the fourth quarter of 2001 and the first quarter of 2002.

During the late 1990s, the SEC alleged that banks were overstating loan loss allowances to establish cookie jar reserves.

Sensitivity analysis based on reliability parameters is also performed to test the decision preferences of confidence levels and load-shedding loss allowances on generation cost reduction.

That's on par with the loss allowance kept by major lenders like MBNA and Capital One but well below the 15% allowance held by major sub-prime lender Providian.

The industry's earnings power can be seen in part by the increase in loan loss allowance to $55 billion in 1992 from $10 billion in 1980.

But turmoil in Theo's business life and his mental state — he was beginning to suffer from tertiary syphilis — made Vincent fear the loss of his allowance.

Vodafone said CWW's historic tax losses and capital allowances - claims that help lower taxes - were not "key to the rationale" underpinning the offer.

Of the adverse decisions, 223,000 led to the loss of the allowance for four weeks for a first offence and 48,000 lost JSA for 13 weeks.

Did Macho Uno's narrow loss in an allowance race Wednesday diminish his standing as last year's 2-year-old champion, or should it be excused considering it was his first race after nine months recovering from an ankle injury?

But a large, excited, very vocal percentage were schoolchildren, some as young as 13 or 14, who had piled out of lessons and joined the clamour against increases in tuition fees and the loss of education maintenance allowances.

Even making allowances for loss and simplification, as well as once popular comparisons (such as the hemichordate stomochord to chordate notochord [ 58]) very few anatomical homologies serve to unite all the deuterostomes.