Sentence examples for prior reserves from inspiring English sources

The results included net charges totaling 6 cents a share for items including settlement of shareholder suits and the debt payments, partly offset by income tax benefits and a reduction in prior reserves for revamping costs.

Mr. van de Vijver's Washington lawyer, John M. Dowd, said the report showed that his client "had the courage and integrity to discover the potential problems regarding prior reserves bookings" and "direct details inquiries to determine accurately that may have to be rebooked".

The point of all this is that the bank clearly does not have to be holding prior reserve balances before it creates a loan.

Peel Hunt analyst Andreas van Embden said: Admiral's first half results were steady, with prior year reserve releases supporting a 1% increase in pretax profit.

This response seems to imply changes in energy reserve utilization (total lipids and proteins are used prior to glycogen reserves), but also a possible energy reallocation from locomotion to detoxification processes.

There are no necessary qualifications to become a private detective, but I've completed a diploma in private investigations, worked as an officer in the Royal Air Force reserves prior to that, and went to university.

This study exemplifies the need to consider the size of reserves prior to their establishment to ensure an adequate reserve design that will be effective against future disturbance for conserving threatened species.

Seismic interpretation and petrophysical evaluation of logs of 13 wells were integrated with the aim of verifying and ascertaining the hydrocarbon reserves prior to field development which involves enormous financial commitment.

The 43-year-old former Scotland international defender, who had been coaching Everton's reserves prior to his appointment at Bramall Lane, was interviewed for the manager's job at Goodison Park earlier in the summer.

It seems that female turtles require a specific level of energy reserves prior to migration to nesting beaches, in order to undergo vitellogenesis and nest successfully [19] [21].

However, we consider it likely that energy reserves prior to spawning (accounted for in the present study) will capture much of the same environmental influences as recent growth history.