Sentence examples for reserve coverage from inspiring English sources

It has increased its reserve coverage to 1.6percentt of loans outstanding, but that is below the reserves of large banks, which hold 3 to 4percentt.

Such places tend to have higher overall debt levels, less reserve coverage of short-term debt and less undervalued currencies.Barring Turkey, they are also places whose currencies have been spared much of the recent turmoil.

Over the same period however the average reserve coverage of imports for Latin America and the Caribbean has increased by one month thanks largely to strong commodity revenues and capital inflows.

However, when the objective of conservation is to extend reserve coverage to the maximum number of species, conservation groups should encourage protected areas where species richness is greatest, whether or not these areas span international borders.

Sovereign money is similar to full reserve coverage, but it goes one step further as it gives full control of sight deposits by the central bank.3 Moreover, the initiative goes much further than the concept of sovereign money.

Moreover, for the most part, banks are sound, monetary policy frameworks are increasingly credible, international reserve coverage is adequate, and public finances are strong.

Half the reserve has coverage from a local telephone tower, and once within its range the new collar can transmit its data via phone signal to the tapir team's computer.

The agency has banned so-called spot loans and will insure mortgages only on units in condo projects that have passed a certification process that examines budgets, reserves, insurance coverage, percentage of renters in the development, and delinquencies on payment of condo fees.

As a sign of the shifting mood in Moscow, the Kremlin ordered Russian television outlets to be more reserved in their coverage of the new President.

However one option is to look at using S4C2, which is currently reserved for airing coverage of the Welsh national assembly when it is in session.

The bill the committee approved this evening would protect smaller insurers that face big claims and would give the industry tax breaks to encourage it to build up reserves for terrorism coverage.