In its civil aerospace business, Rolls Royce said it had invested in capacity required to meet its order book, but delays in a number of customers' programmes had meant that some of some of this extra capacity had come on stream before it was needed, leaving the firm with underused facilities.
At present the law recognises a marriage as unique and different from all other forms of love and commitment – and it "discriminates" against those unable to meet its norms, in order to preserve that meaning.
Let's be clear: microcredit must at least meet its costs in order to be sustainable.
PG is in good shape but it needs simplifying in order to meet its potential.
In its proposal, Edelman said it would research and change negative public perceptions about OTB, including the belief that it wastes money, in order to meet its fundamental objective to "restructure and shape public opinion among key stakeholder groups" and "create a favorable environment for reform".
The company chairman, Bill Lasky, said JLG, a leading producer of mobile aerial work platforms, had received enough orders to meet its previous forecast, but many came in too late to ship and book in its fiscal third quarter.
The Conservative-run County Council said it had no choice in order to meet its £92m savings target by 2015.
While the U.S. has a number of policies in place or proposed to help meet that goal, most notably the Clean Power Plan, it, like other countries, will need to do more than it is doing now in order to meet its target.
All told, in pensions and health care benefits, New Jersey's "unfunded liability" — that is, the amount the actuaries say it would need to find in order to meet its obligations for the next 30 years — has now passed the $100 billion mark.
In a statement, Cerberus said it was "shocked and deeply saddened" by the shooting in Newtown and that it decided to sell Freedom Group in order to "meet its obligations to investors".
