Sentence examples for provisions rose from inspiring English sources

The bank said the unit's bad loan provisions rose to 206 million euros, compared with 72 million euros in the third quarter of 2012.

The bulk of this was caused by problems in the US, where impairment charges and other risk provisions rose by 79% to $11.7bn.

HSBC said that its total loan impairment charges and credit risk provisions rose to $6.34 billion in the first half from $3.89 billion a year earlier, with more bankruptcies in Britain and the United States and higher Latin American lending contributing to the increase.

Revenue lost by the government from corporate tax provisions rose to $180 billion in 2011 from $84 billion in 1987, according to the GAO.

Analysis of census data by Professor Rebecca Tunstall of the University of York has shown how in England and Wales housing allocation became more unequal between 1911 and 1921, but then progressively more equal through to 1981, after which inequalities in housing provision rose.

The company also said its loss provision rose to $208.5 million in the latest quarter from $9.6 million a year earlier.

If the loan loss provision rises due to bad loan growth, NPLs increase.

Figure 1 indicates that the rate of RRT provision rises with age but falls after the mid-seventies.

Profits at its UK retail and business banking division dropped 71% to just £292m after PPI and interest rate swap provisions, but rose 4% to £1.47bn on an adjusted basis.

Bad-loan provisions have risen sharply, following the introduction of tighter rules.

Then as now, the presence of large numbers of well-paid foreign troops has caused the cost of food and provisions to rise, and living standards to fall; Afghans feel they are getting poorer, not richer.