True, in undertaking these transactions, the central bank may suffer losses: in this respect, and under these assumptions, it is just like any other borrower or lender.
Even when capital cushions designed to absorb lending losses are bolstered after crises, as happened after 2008, the risk of a taxpayer-funded bail-out or some other state support is ever present.By contrast, those who lend money through peer-to-peer platforms explicitly accept that they may suffer losses.
We believe standard options and provision-point options contracts could benefit all parties, but the provider must be confident that larger virtual machine sizes are generally in more demand than smaller sizes, or she may suffer losses in utilisation.
Keep in mind that without a buyback agreement, you may suffer losses when you try to sell your silver if you cannot find a buyer who will honor fair market values based on the original sale price as well as current market realities.
Second, people may suffer "capability loss" without suffering hedonic loss, and the legal system should award compensation for "capability damages". These claims have broader implications for many questions of law and policy, including appropriate priority-setting for governments concerned with the welfare of their citizens.
Without it, you may suffer financial loss, data loss and an inability to provide services for extended periods of time — and maybe even go out of business.
Ultimately, European officials say they want to make clear to investors that those who buy European government or bank bonds may well suffer losses.
If rentals are prohibited, your property rights have been taken away, and you may suffer a loss.
BHM-median represents the best temperature estimates for each decade, but may suffer from loss of variance for early centuries and over some specific areas due to sparse proxy coverage.
