Sentence examples for of any shortfall from inspiring English sources

And even unitholders who sold out along the way will receive 70% of any shortfall they incurred.

But Mr. Giddens and his team cautioned that the full amount of any shortfall won't be known until the customer claims process has been completed.

Aberdeen will now pay former Progressive holders who bought before June 28 , 2002 20% of any shortfall realised on selling, within 10 days of them accepting the compensation.

Normally, when an employer decides to pull out of a multiemployer pension plan, the law calls for it to pay what is called its "withdrawal liability": its share of any shortfall in the pool on the date of withdrawal.

The ECB's asset-quality review, an assessment of euro-zone banks' balance-sheets that is due to take place next year, will help reveal the extent of any shortfall.

A spokesman for Mr. Giddens said in a statement after the hearing, "The full amount of any shortfall will not be known with certainty until the claims process is completed".

These other countries would argue that they should have a big say, even on fiscal policy, because they will be bankrolling most of any deficit shortfall.

That would have made it more difficult and expensive to import sugar to make up for any shortfall of American production.

But Mr. McCormac defended the borrowing plan, saying that once the bonds are sold, the risk of any shortfalls in the state's cigarette revenues will be assumed by investors, and not the taxpayers.

Decurions were made liable for any shortfall in the amount of tax collected.

There is little evidence that large businesses are suffering from any shortfall of funds to invest.