Leases of military equipment organised by the private sector are to be considered as financial leases , and not as operating leases .

It's because there's a little more leverage in terms of the Chinese.

One is leverage.

It shows leverage, trended out from 1919 to 2009.

Seoul will grant leases to KT, LG Telecom and SK Telecom.

And the problem with leverage is it makes the U.S. financial system look like this.

But it's not how you actually get leverage.

The US, meanwhile, acknowledged the dangers of excessive debt and leverage.

So, a normal commercial bank has nine to 10 times leverage.

So there's huge leverage for making the car a lot lighter.

In particular, they legitimized the tenancy system which had been going on during the Tokugawa period.

The U.S. also established a perpetual lease of Guantánamo Bay.

So long as European banks remain undercapitalized and overleveraged, a sustainable recovery supported by robust bank lending is unlikely.

In particular, we understood that the rapid run up of house prices, coupled with the extension of leverage, posed macroeconomic dangers.

In 2001, the Port Authority sought to lease the World Trade Center to a private entity.

But it's also, of course, to do with the massive crisis that followed excessive leverage, excessive borrowing in the private sector.

First, was the emergence of the island of Zanzibar, located off the east coast of Africa.

Clients begin to attempt to renew their leases once half the lease interval has expired.

The ECB acknowledges that leverage can create important risks for financial stability .

Since its lease has expired, it will accept any IP address offered to it.

The Soviet Union also attempted to claim control of the Vlorë port due to a lease agreement the Albanian Party then passed a law prohibiting any other nation from owning an Albanian port through lease or otherwise.

As a result, Syria is most likely to become an arena in which regional powers, with the backing of interested outsiders, compete for leverage.

If you put up a prize, you can get literally a 50 to one leverage on your dollars.

Residential property shall mean a residence to be occupied or let by the owner .

They may also get the necessary leverage by lodging their prey under branches or stones, before rolling and ripping.

With the financial backing of several Jewish investors, Schindler signed an informal lease agreement on the factory on 13 November 1939 and formalised the arrangement on 15 January 1940.

The tenant of Balmoral, Sir Robert Gordon, died suddenly in early October, and Albert began negotiations to take over the lease from the owner, the Earl Fife.

This was the first reduction since 1999 and unwound some of the strong leveraging observed between 2004 and mid 2008 .

Furthermore, why do small banks, which have no implicit backing from the government, also have so much leverage?

A significant number of banks operated at very high levels of leverage prior to the recent crisis, with debt equity ratios of 30 1 (or more) in some cases, and with much of the debt very short term.

The single market also provides a platform and leverage to export goods and services to international markets.

And I learned about profit and revenue, about leverage, all sorts of things, from farmers, from seamstresses, from goat herders.

Article 25 ( 3 ) of the proposed directive provides that the Commission shall adopt implementing measures setting limits on the level of leverage that AIFMs can employ , taking into account , inter alia , the type of AIF , its investment strategy and the sources of leverage .

the Court also focused on management issues of particular interest , namely the renting of premises for the ECB and two special projects ( 3 ) .

Use more equity, and equity becomes less leveraged and less risky, which causes investors to demand lower returns to hold it, and again the overall financing cost remains the same.

The Commission shall adopt implementing measures further specifying the circumstances in which an AIF shall be deemed to employ high levels of leverage on a systematic basis .

When groups are sharing a kill, they use each other for leverage, biting down hard and then twisting their bodies to tear off large pieces of meat in a death roll .

The ECB 's administrative expenses on salaries and related costs , rental of premises , and goods and services amounted to Euros 286 million .

The report of the FSF on Addressing Procyclicality sets out recommendations to mitigate procyclicality which cover three areas bank capital framework , bank loan loss provisions , and leverage and valuation .

SECTION L REAL ESTATE ACTIVITIES 68 68.1 68.10 68.2 68.20 68.3 68.31 68.32 Real estate activities Buying and selling of own real estate Buying and selling of own real estate Renting and operating of own or leased real estate Renting and operating of own or leased real estate Real estate activities on a fee or contract basis Real estate agencies Management of real estate on a fee or contract basis

In such a situation , a bank will need to reduce its leverage ratio , either by raising additional equity or by reducing its assets .

11 ( 3 ) Otherprovisions These comprise funds set aside in respect of restoration of the EMl 's premises at the end of its lease ( see notes on the Profit and Loss Account )

The ECB 's administrative expenses on staff , rental of premises , professional fees , and other goods and services amounted to Euros 364 million ( Euros 359 million in 2007 ) .

The ECB 's administrative expenses on staff , rental of premises , professional fees , and other goods and services amounted to Euros 380 million ( Euros 364 million in 2008 ) .

The ECB 's administrative expenses on staff , rental of premises , professional fees , and other goods and services amounted to Euros 332 million ( Euros 316 million in 2005 ) .