reserve capital

Kennedy reserved capital punishment only "for crimes that involve a victim's death."

He would need proof of sufficient reserve capital.

By the eighteen-twenties, all Northern states reserved capital punishment for first-degree murder.

The country's debt rating is now near the point where banks that hold government bonds will have to reserve capital against the chance of a default.

Pushing back are lenders' insurers, who reserve capital against leases and want the figures to be low to insure profits.

Start of an annual reserved capital injection to which only Dexia members of staff can inscribe.

"This SEC booklet was very specific about liquid assets available for reserve capital.

According to the principles of a central defense, the fortress was designated as the reserve capital of Sweden in the event of war.

Sheikh Mansour and Qatar Holding agreed to open up £500 million of their new holdings of reserve capital instruments for clawback.

Vera Leonetti, director of management for Lawrence Properties of Manhattan, said that some co-ops try not to deplete reserve capital even temporarily.

The great Swedish white-elephant fortress of Karlsborg was built in the tradition of Vauban and intended as a reserve capital for Sweden, but it was obsolete before it was completed in 1869.

The Bank for International Settlements, which sets guidelines for international banking supervision, has established 8 percent as the minimum standard for a bank's capital adequacy - the percentage of the institution's total assets held as reserve capital.

Probably because of his tiny initial capital, K. P. Chen received a long term interbank deposit of 50,000 Yuan from Chang's Bank of China as reserve capital encouraging close cooperation between the two banks.

"The Supreme Court could easily say, 'We are going to reserve capital punishment for cases where a defendant was convicted of actually murdering someone,' " said Andrew Cohen, a Denver defense lawyer who has observed the Nichols trial.

In this expression r stands for the coordinate vector of any particle (electron or nucleus), but from here on we will reserve capital R to represent the nuclear coordinate, and lower case r for the electrons of the system.

Within Thailand, where rice farmers do not typically have much reserve capital, effects on farmers will be felt the greatest since they lost both their investment in the current crop and must wait to earn money when flood waters recede before planting a new one.

Conversely there was a region located around the "reserve capital" Nanjing known as Southern Zhili (Nan Zhili) that included parts of what are today the provinces of Jiangsu, Anhui, and the administrative district of Shanghai.

During the 1991 coup d'état attempt, Sverdlovsk, the home city of President Boris Yeltsin, was selected by him as a reserve capital for the Russian Federation, in the event that Moscow became too dangerous for the Russian government.

Thus country A may impose more onerous rules than country B and therefore a country B bank will not be admitted to country A. Secondly, some countries have required the branches of foreign banks to have their own endowment of reserve capital.

The Crossland sale is expected to provide the savings and loan with about $35 million that will be used to help recapitalize its operations so that it will be in compliance with Federal guidelines that require savings and loans to operate with more reserve capital.