statement of condition

Grey answered that it would not be a declaration of war but "a statement of conditions."

The report is meant to be an objective statement of conditions in China, not an expression of Administration policy.

What a statement of condition, Knot thought.

He had already been obliged to apologize for not having his statement of condition ready, and this fresh blow, this social blow, cast him down extremely.

Dollar Bank 2009 Semi-Annual Statement of Condition.

Transparent behaviour and clear statements of conditions are, in the final analysis, needed to secure both the protection of the more vulnerable consumers and, above all, market efficiency.

'Here are all my letters, reports, returns, and statements of condition, sir,' said Jack Aubrey, laying his papers on the table, 'from the day we left the Downs until this morning.

The merger was accounted for under the purchase method of accounting, and as such, the statements of condition and the consolidated condensed statements of income included the results of operations of Richmond Hill from Oct. 31, 1988, forward.

Another reason for the new organizational committee to avoid Puig i Cadafalch's continuation was the transfer of the contract from the construction company Ingeniería y Construcciones to another company Construcciones y Pavimentos, contradicting the statement of conditions previously agreed.

He covered his lapse by saying that he should visit their ships in the course of the afternoon, when he would hope to see their detailed statements of condition, and suggested that they should now discuss some claret that he had taken from a Frenchman on his way down.

Issued by Command Council In explicitly using the word "withdrawal" and linking it to Resolution 660, today's proposal in one sense went further than a proposal by Mr. Hussein on Aug. 12, which offered his Government's most extensive statement of conditions that could lead to a resolution of the crisis.

But he was not so happy about the Leopard's statement of condition: her guns had been obliged to be heaved overboard, and in any case the ice had given her frame such a wrench that she could not carry any weight of metal - no good to man or beast: only fit for a transport.