Sentence examples for taking provisions from inspiring English sources

By agreeing that Daiei is on the mend, the banks avoid taking provisions against the loans.

RBS meanwhile uses IFRS as a lender, ignoring likely (or even existing) outcomes and only taking provisions against loans that have met the very high hurdle in IFRS for writing down loans, for example several months of missed payments.

Because the sentiment that's seemed more mainstream has been that of the German football crowds who displayed banners welcoming refugees, the volunteers taking provisions to Calais, or the 10,000 people from Iceland who have offered to put up a refugee each.

"They are taking provisions in the code intended to serve a normal, useful purpose and exploiting them in a manner that has no economic justification except tax savings," says James Ditkoff, a tax executive at Danaher Corp.

His household was also said to behave in a way that caused popular resentment, taking provisions as they passed through the countryside while offering little compensation.

There are beautiful Morpho butterflies of different species, and assorted spiders, including "monstrous" hairy ones.Tocantins and Cametá Bates and Wallace travel up the Tocantins river, hiring a two-masted boat, a crew of three, and taking provisions for three months.

Barclays and Royal Bank of Scotland – which took provisions of £1bn each – are also taking account of PPI in their 2011 bonus pools.

High street banks have now taken provisions of more than £12bn in mis-selling claims related to PPI products.

Bankia took provisions of €24bn in 2012 and insisted that the cleanout would enable it to return to profit this year.

The government has told the industry to take provisions and stash away capital to the tune of €50 billion, or $66 billion.

If it were forced to write down that good will, it might have to take provisions or, if earnings didn't cover the shortfall, raise additional capital.