Sentence examples for provisioning shortfall from inspiring English sources

Barclays estimated that the banks would still face a provisioning shortfall of €20 billion to €30 billion.

Faced with a capital and provisioning shortfall of €2 billion, Banca Cívica accepted an all-share deal that valued it at a third of its book value.

But bankers grumble that this is like trying to get a sick patient to cure himself.One source of concern is BFA Bankia, which listed the day before Banca Cívica last summer and faces a provisioning and capital shortfall of €5.1 billion.

On Thursday evening, the Assembly approved its own version of the final revenue bill -- one that made no provision for the potential shortfall.

This synopsis demonstrates the current significant shortfall in provision, some of which may be suboptimal, and confirms the need to train and develop increasing numbers of competent midwives.

Facing a projected deficit of $300 million over the next three years, the county received a $105 million, five-year bailout from the state this year, with the provision that it reduce its shortfall by $70 million in 2001 and 2002 and $80 million in 2003.

Here's Green Party assembly member Jenny Jones at Comment is Free: The mayor of London's housing market research states that the increase in housing benefit claimants renting privately between 2002 and 2007 (67,000 households) almost exactly matches the shortfall in the provision of social rented homes – 66,700 homes.

It also examined the shortfall in homelessness provision for young people.

"Since then, however, the nature of the tender has been changed significantly by proposals for a new primary school on part of the site following identification of a shortfall of education provision in the area," Mr Warburton said.

Our findings merely indicate the general beliefs in the importance of prognostic information and the apparent shortfall of information provision in practice.

This leads to a massive energy deficit - that is, the shortfall of energy provision compared with the actual energy needs - by the end of the patient's ICU stay, a condition correlated to poor clinical outcome.