Nearly 50 "collateral events," semiofficially part of the Biennale, must be included in any comprehensive tour.
The judge recounted that federal law imposes considerably more than a handful of consequences, "nearly 1,200 collateral consequences for convictions generally, and nearly 300 for controlled-substances offenses".
Those entrepreneurs still must go through the traditional financing channels, with nearly prohibitive collateral requirements and high interest rates.
In this context, their victimisation nearly seems "collateral damage" of the ENP: protection nor response to these victimisations are taken into consideration and migrants' health is not considered a human right, let alone a public health issue.
Most of the unfinished buildings represent the collateral behind nearly 2 trillion baht (around $53 billion) in nonperforming loans still encumbering Thailand's financial system.
New York medallions served as the collateral for nearly 60percentt of the company's net loans as of the end of September.
American International Group, one of the largest issuer of such swaps, never had to post collateral and nearly collapsed as a result of issuing a huge volume of such instruments that it was unable to support.
The government has also alleged that one of the reasons Ebbers needed the stock price to stay high is that he used stock as collateral for nearly $400 million in loans from the company.
This is a neighborhood that knows what it means to be "collateral damage," and nearly 12 years after the United States invasion, it is still feeling the effects.
Though the shares had only modest value when Mr. Autorino originally put them up as collateral, he collected nearly $10 million by tendering the replacement certificates to the company that bought Shared Technologies Fairchild in 1998.
According to a person briefed on the transactions, Goldman Sachs, one of Dexia's biggest trading partners, has asked for collateral equal to nearly twice the decline in market value of its deals.
