Targeted powers The new legislation gives the security services, including GCHQ, sweeping new powers to keep track of the digital life of any named suspect, on a home secretary's warrant backed by judicial oversight.
Having repaid bailout money, some banks bought the warrants back after haggling over the price with the government.
Mr. Dimon, by contrast, recently refused to buy his bank's warrants back at Treasury's valuation, instead proposing — as was his right — that the warrants be auctioned.
In one early case, Old National Bancorp, the Treasury seems to have agreed to let a bank buy its warrants back for a low price.
"In general, Treasury has been selling its warrants back to banks at below market value," the panel said, in a report released on Friday.
The government owns warrants that give it the right to buy shares in the banks, and must now decide how much banks will have to pay to buy those warrants back.
Qualify each claim with data, warrants, and backing.
Table 10 Inferences, warrants, assumptions, and backing in the validity argument for the Criterion® Inference Warrant that justifies the inference Assumption underlying the warrant Backing for the assumption Generalization Observed Criterion® scores are estimates of expected scores over the relevant parallel prompts.
The second dimension they looked at was "warranting" -- basically, backing up any written claims by including some kind of evidence, such as detailed personal information that could be verified online, or links to a third-party professional site that could verify their biography.
The documents show that an investor can sell the warrant back to Bear Stearns before termination.
This warrant-backing chain constituted a proposition set and was awarded one point.
