"Arguing for 'break-up' sounds like action, but actually it will reduce quality, weaken resilience and distract attention from more practical steps to ensure auditing keeps pace with society's expectations.
However, due to their non-specific effects in the body on normal tissues, these drugs cause toxicity, deteriorate patient's life quality, weaken the host immunosurveillance system, and result in an irreversible damage to human's own recovery power.
He sells bonds when his industry or credit-quality outlook changes or an issuer's credit quality weakens.
"This change could pose risks for emerging market economies, where activity is slowing and asset quality weakening".
The disease is found in most grape-growing regions of the world [ 25] and results in poor berry quality and weakened vines in warm and humid climates.
Bolcom plays the piano with an admirable insouciance and neat authority, qualities sometimes weakened by his habit of letting tempos become precipitous; indeed, some of the unsettled character in Morris' singing can in moments be traced to Bolcom's rhythmic looseness.
(It is perhaps telling that the white knights of this crunch, the sovereign-wealth funds and the central banks, do not suffer from either problem).The second charge levelled against securitisation is that it degrades credit quality by weakening lenders' incentives to monitor the quality of the loans they write.
Last season, it offered smart fare like "Prime Suspect," an unsuccessful but at least different period piece like "The Playboy Club" and watched much of its quality programs weaken in the ratings (or nosedive in both ratings and quality, in the case of "Smash").
"The loss of a player of Mesut's quality would weaken any team," he said.
Continuous cropping usually inhibits plant growth, reduces yield and quality and weakens disease resistance in crops7.
