Sentence examples for properly pool from inspiring English sources

Countrywide Financial, the nation's largest mortgage lender when purchased by BofA in 2008, failed to properly pool loan documents needed for the creation of mortgage securities, and BNY Mellon effectively looked the other way in its role as overseer of these instruments, Schneiderman said in court documents.

Solutions in the report include ensuring that transition plans are thorough, that independent advocates are available to support the family at meetings, and that there are properly pooled health and council budgets to enable quicker discharge from health-funded units into council-funded community-based housing.

However, if the data are properly pooled, and taking into consideration the tendency of women to apply to departments that are more competitive for either genders, there is a small but statistically significant bias in favour of women.

If the data are properly pooled, taking into account the autonomy of departmental decision making, thus correcting for the tendency of women to apply to graduate departments that are more difficult for applicants of either sex to enter, there is a small but statistically significant bias in favor of women.

No studies were found in the literature regarding the effects of competitive swimming, in which several hours per day are spent in a properly maintained pool, on the susceptibility to dental erosion.

If your soil does not drain properly, the pooling water could rot the roots.

If all chemical levels are properly balanced, cloudy pool water is caused by fine debris suspended in the swimming pool water.

For the new insurance exchanges to work properly, the risk pool has to be a broad one.

Another option is to use a flotation device that holds chlorine tablets to keep your pool properly chlorinated.

Teach your dog how to get in and out of the pool properly as part of its swimming lessons.

Praised at first as a model offset, it reportedly struggled to keep its pools properly maintained in searing temperatures and eventually went bust.Moreover, the academic literature on offsets suggests that the promised benefits are elusive.