Sentence examples for raise to meet from inspiring English sources

"Both programs would have needed to raise multiples of what they actually did raise to meet our criteria," Yeary said in the statement.

After all, the banking sector in that country pales in comparison to things like the London Whale trade and the amount of capital the big banks have to raise to meet Basel III.

This information can then be used to create a sensible valuation and share structure that takes into account how much money your company will need to raise to meet objectives and how many shares you are willing to sell.

Standardised rules across the euro zone would probably reduce NPLs in Italy and raise them in Germany and Portugal (see chart).Estimates vary on how much additional capital banks will have to raise to meet these new standards and to set aside in bad-debt provisions; some analysts predict about €50 billion ($69 billion).

For all his deficit-cutting bluster, Rep. Ryan received an "incomplete" for long-term debt reduction, since the budget chairman has failed to give adequate details on the taxes he'll need to raise to meet his target.

And taxes have in fact been raised to meet higher spending.

The unions call such concessions unfair givebacks and say their members need raises to meet their higher living expenses.

Commerzbank will use the cash raised to meet new regulations, known as Basel III, that require banks to increase the amount of capital they hold in reserve.

But Mr Buchanan reckoned such arguments led to a slow erosion of the "old-time fiscal religion" that taxes should be raised to meet government obligations.

It is estimated that almost 85 billion animals will have to be raised to meet the meat demand in the near future.

Following the CleanEquity investor conference in Monaco, Nick Christy, CEO of Cintep is confident the final round of funds can be raised to meet compliance.