Sentence examples for total provisioning from inspiring English sources
Table 5 summarizes the user-wise total provisioning costs for various VM instances types CCM with its Non-CCM counterpart for the illustrative example depicted in this section.
It identified a further $1.7bn to cover the cost of mis-selling payment protection insurance (PPI) to mortgage borrowers, bringing the total provisioning for PPI claims to $2.4bn, as well as $598m for mis-selling interest rate swaps to small businesses.
In case of xL VM instances of ur3, 250 xL VM instances cannot be procured from any one provider even though total availability of xL VM is much more than the required quantity which is highlighted in Table 4 and the cost of total provisioning is much more than the CCM approach.
From this illustrative example, it can be observed that in a CCM total provisioning cost is less than the non-coordinated approach and in certain cases users' on-demand requests those could not be provisioned with the latter approach despite the availability of required resources (at the pooled resources level of coordinated market) can be made using the coordinated approach.
The credit card lender's total provisions for credit losses jumped 48percentt from a year earlier, to $1.27 billion.
The government-controlled bank set aside an extra £465m for PPI last week, and its total provision is £3.1bn.
The bank's total provisions have already reached £5.3bn – more than the first estimates for the entire industry.
Its PPI bill has topped £12bn, taking the bank's total provisions for such conduct issues to more than £14bn.
BP also took $4.1 billion in additional write-offs for the gulf spill in the quarter, bringing total provisions to $42.2 billion.
Data compiled by the thinkthank New City Agenda shows that this top up for Barclays has pushed the total provisions incurred by the industry to £40.2bn.
Societe Generale said total provisions for 1997 would be "substantial" to take account of Asia loans and any further decline in the solvency of its clients.
