Sentence examples for property impairment from inspiring English sources
Indeed, Tesco announced £7bn one-off charges (mainly non-cash), including £4.7bn fixed asset impairment ( in the UK, the property impairment was £3bn).
On the negative side, its has taken a property impairment charge of £68m and a one off £12.9m cost relating mainly to onerous leases at its town centre leasehold sites.
We also expect Tesco to follow Morrison and Sainsbury's by taking a large property impairment – circa £3bn does not seem an unreasonable estimate when extrapolating from the peers". The analysts said they "remain wary of totally ruling out a rights issue" but that there is "little immediate pressure" for Tesco given its credit rating has already been downgraded to junk.
James Anstead, analyst at Barclays, said: "Whereas sales trends, cost savings and profit forecasts were the focus three months ago, we expect Tesco's upcoming results to be more focused on the company's stretched balance sheet – in particular, pensions and property impairments.
It protects life, liberty, and property from impairment by the federal government.
Products of heme oxygenase 1 (HO1) possess antithrombotic properties, and impairment of HO1 activity may contribute to thrombus formation.
Identification of which gait variables capture the most important properties of gait impairment after hip fracture would aid future research targeting gait.
Dissenting justices held that the Fourteenth Amendment protected all U.S. citizens from state violations of privileges and immunities and that state impairment of property rights was a violation of due process.
However, the observation that bulk silica-particles are unable to induce an increase of BOWs (Figure 7) suggests that distinctive nanoparticle properties are required for impairment of the worm's reproductive system.
Moreover, if Hoxb1b has an effect on cell-cell adhesion properties, a putative adhesion impairment would be detectable in genetic mosaics (Lele et al., 2002).
5, 6 This structural disturbance results in various physiological consequences, including interference with the mechanical properties of skin and impairment of resident cell functions in the dermis, resulting in disruption of the normal interactions of cells with the ECM microenvironment.
