If banks had to write these loans down substantially, acknowledging the true extent of their losses, they would have to raise capital - and might even teeter on the brink of insolvency.
President Bush's re-election campaign on Sunday pressed its case that Senator John Kerry would either raise taxes more substantially than he has acknowledged or deepen the budget deficit.
Take for example the commitment reached by the 197 participating nations to limit warming below the "dangerous" level of 2C relative to pre-industrial time (neglecting for the time being the aspirational goal of a substantially lower 1.5C limit acknowledged in recognition of the danger posed to low-lying island nations).
Thomas says "Tesla updated its IPO filings to acknowledge substantially all of the concerns we [ie Owen Thomas] raised as potential risk factors investors should consider".
He acknowledged that he "profited substantially" by trading on stock tips from Mr. London.
A comprehensive review of the recent literature acknowledged that district energy systems contribute substantially to the sustainability of energy in the building sector by improving the efficiency and integration of low energy sources.
Most importantly, it would demonstrate that Republicans could not pass a bill, even through the House, without Democratic support, which would substantially reduce their leverage, as Mr Boehner explicitly acknowledged [on Sunday].
Most importantly, it would demonstrate that Republicans could not pass a bill, even through the House, without Democratic support, which would substantially reduce their leverage, as Mr. Boehner explicitly acknowledged in the conference call.
Both acknowledged that the EHR did not substantially enable seeing more patients per day.
The EC acknowledged that practical technologies exist which can substantially increase livestock production in many developing countries.
The Securities and Exchange Commission SECC) eventually acknowledged that the more stringent rotation requirements might substantially raise audit fees and slow audits, but the rules remain.
