Sentence examples for recognition of loss from inspiring English sources

Croesus has just learned of a recent Securities and Exchange Commission decision to vastly liberalize the accounting really the recognition of loss from these loans.

For some parents, whether their newborn baby would draw breath was a main worry, with implications for the baby's Muslim identity and for the recognition of loss the parents would receive from family and community.

Fannie and Freddie, however, have delayed the recognition of such losses, dribbling out bad news with each quarterly announcement, suggesting a strategy to manage the recognition of losses.

Truth in accounting — the proper recognition of losses and liabilities, the acknowledgment of inconvenient facts — is a kind of virtue.

You want to shore up your reserves over time and defer your recognition of losses wherever you can.

However, people briefed on the accounting inquiry said that Freddie Mac may have been using their new policy to delay recognition of losses.

To avoid that mistake, he said, "policy makers should force the early recognition of losses and take steps to ensure that financial institutions are adequately capitalized".

The economy needs balance-sheet repair, but very low interest rates together with ample central bank funding and asset purchases delay the recognition of losses and the repayment of debt.

For parents, this meant there were no visitors to the home offering condolences, no funeral, and thus no social recognition of their loss; women who recalled their experiences of pregnancy loss at that time said they had not even talked to their daughters about it.

"It's about symbolic recognition of the loss of languages and cultures".

This humble idea quickly spread throughout the country, and the recognition of common loss helped reconcile North and South.