Sentence examples for specific reserves from inspiring English sources

The first of these, responsible for $12 billion in paid claims and another $18 billion in specific reserves, covers litigation in state courts over mortgages sold to investors with allegedly faulty representations as to their quality.

Management interventions that are perceived negatively also have the potential to reduce public appeal, and hence tourism, not only to specific reserves but to protected areas in general.

By setting aside such a specific reserve, Morgan Stanley is taking an aggressive stance against future penalties arising from litigation.

Drawing specific reserve separately for operational risk is the requirement of the New Basel Capital Accord.

We show that the seller-optimal mechanism takes the same form as in the case when there is commitment: The seller maximizes revenue by assigning, at t= 1, the good to the buyer with the highest virtual valuation if it is above a buyer-specific reserve price.

At the same time, Penn has a very specific gravity: reserve is part of his strength and his seduction.

In common parlance, however, the call sign has become identified with specific aircraft reserved for use by the president for travel within the United States or abroad.

There is a written schedule of specific matters reserved for board consideration, which includes approval of all STL board appointments and certain other GMG board and senior executive appointments and substantial investments, acquisitions and disposals by GMG.

Why does our culture perpetuate the belief that "finding oneself" is an age-specific phase, reserved only for angst-ridden teenagers and wanderlust-stricken 20-somethings?

Apart from the fibrous macroscopic and high specific surface, rich reserves and low cost are also well known [32 34].

The Constitution grants the federal government specific powers and reserves everything else to the people and the states.