None as currently envisaged purports to be a smartphone replacement.
|
|
The original plan envisaged phasing CNAVs out over two years.
|
|
"Newtown cannot be envisaged as a singular point," says Chaudhuri.
|
|
She accepted a bigger exit bill than they originally envisaged.
|
|
The previous target, issued in April, envisaged growth of 0.8%.
|
|
The latest IMF tranche was initially envisaged at about $1.7 billion.
|
|
The map is published on Flickr with a paper version envisaged.
|
|
But it is becoming dysfunctional in ways the framers never envisaged.
|
|
Fiscal plans envisaged in the budget would also be looked at.
|
|
"The instruments envisaged in this law are ineffective," Radev said last week.
|
|
But Saied said he envisaged a bigger state role in the economy.
|
|
Ryanair said the plan envisaged creating 2,250 jobs at various Italian airports.
|
|
The budget approved in October envisaged total spending at 15.9 trillion roubles.
|
|
It's perhaps what was envisaged at one point in Syria but failed.
|
|
Exoplanets turned out to be far more abundant than astronomers had envisaged.
|
|
But the wider health care revolution envisaged by Wojcicki remains far off.
|
|
S. Open Skies aviation services agreement envisaged a liberal regime for wet leasing.
|
|
The state management in Agrokor is envisaged to last up to 15 months.
|
|
It had initially envisaged applying these rules to the stock of legacy loans.
|
|
But most aid shipments envisaged under the truce have yet to go in.
|
|
"Yes, this is far tougher than envisaged," said Hooper in a Facebook post.
|
|
Thinking machines may do things in ways that their human controllers never envisaged.
|
|
He envisaged an active role for the new state in righting those wrongs.
|
|
The potential investment is envisaged under a government decree to boost economic growth.
|
|
He envisaged a group of landmark buildings by the world's most prominent architects.
|
|
But the depressing effect is not quite what forecasters had envisaged in 2016.
|
|
There are no restrictions envisaged in the Polish bill for online shopping on Sunday.
|
|
The earlier approved budget plan envisaged a budget deficit of 2.1 percent of GDP.
|
|
The original plan envisaged the use of 16 billion euros from the EU budget.
|
|
Early estimates envisaged a net profit of 2.6 billion zlotys ($762.42 million) in 2017.
|
|
It envisaged turning the Senate into an indirectly elected revising chamber of regional officials.
|
|
Trump said Saturday that the wall he now envisaged was not a single structure.
|
|
Such is the near future envisaged by futurist and sci-fi novelist David Brin.
|
|
I falsely envisaged how our relationship would change once I could have penetrative sex.
|
|
"There shall be no fresh nominations in the envisaged fresh election," the commission said.
|
|
A common currency they never envisaged has done great damage and provoked roiling discord.
|
|
However, capitalisation is still higher than initially envisaged when EFGInt agreed to buy BSI.
|
|
What's certain is that immigration did not follow the pattern envisaged by President Reagan.
|
|
Her daydreams centered on General Hospital, so Bigelsen envisaged her characters as law students.
|
|
Mustier's first business plan, dubbed Transform 2019, envisaged a total of 14,000 job cuts.
|
|
Mustier's first business plan, dubbed Transform 2019, envisaged a total of 14,000 job cuts.
|
|
It was envisaged as a record of Obama's administration, but became her life story.
|
|
Asked whether the Trump administration envisaged Palestinian statehood as the way forward, Bolton sounded circumspect.
|
|
The decrees were designed to improve living standards and envisaged salary increases for state employees.
|
|
This year's central budget envisaged spending of 397 billion zlotys, not including the latest proposals.
|
|
But the network expansion now under way is even bolder than Mr Liu had envisaged.
|
|
Excitingly, under a Phase II plan envisaged by Stephanie Thomas of Princeton Satellite Systems, Inc.
|
|
Mustier's current business plan, "Transform 2019", already envisaged 14,000 job cuts between 2016 and 2019.
|
|
Three LNG production lines are envisaged, each with an annual capacity of 5.5 million tonnes.
|
|
Two years ago, the company had envisaged spending only 3 billion euros over 10 years.
|
|
Brussels has yet to formally sign off on the new deficit goals envisaged by Madrid.
|
|
The scenario envisaged a rare but possible combination of external and domestic shocks, IMF said.
|
|
It was envisaged that, energised by honest toil, they would steadily climb the income scale.
|
|
The extended period of above-threshold leverage envisaged in our forecasts underpins the Negative Outlook.
|
|
While Mourinho was right, however, it was perhaps not for the reasons he had envisaged.
|
|
"I never envisaged this," said Mr. McNamara, who tended to surf in the Pacific Ocean.
|
|
Both budget revenues and spending are envisaged at 083 billion zloty ($208 billion), Morawiecki said.
|
|
Lashkar Gah began to resemble the modern prototype city that Afghanistan's King Zahir Shah envisaged.
|
|
The committee had sent its draft, which envisaged a federation of 18 regions, to Congress.
|
|
"The transformation envisaged in the Paris Agreement is already underway," he said in a statement.
|
|
This is the Champions League as they envisaged, the Champions League that they have built.
|
|
Oudea envisaged more consolidation within European banks but said SG would prefer to grow organically.
|
|
It added that its new strategy envisaged a move into digital production, with "online first" content.
|
|
The financial restructuring is one of the procedures envisaged by the bankruptcy law introduced last year.
|
|
The proposal envisaged an immediate 750 million euro injection plus 750 million at a later stage.
|
|
In the ten months since then, however, much of what Mr Moon envisaged has become reality.
|
|
But not even he could have envisaged a parliamentarian as restless as Luigi Compagna from Naples.
|
|
Plans for elections to the 45-member body originally envisaged for 2013 were never carried out.
|
|
ISIS has held the city since 2014 and considers it the heart of its envisaged caliphate.
|
|
The new work carries out a modified version of the scenario that Kerenidis and colleagues envisaged.
|
|
To date, the earth-moving envisaged in the plans EPA's Berkoff described in 2012 hasn't happened.
|
|
He added that the government would use the flexibility envisaged by European budget rules "in full".
|
|
Chapter 11 envisaged the establishment a neutral arbitration mechanism, namely an Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS).
|
|
Further cost-cutting measures are envisaged over the medium term to adjust spending to falling revenue.
|
|
Conte added that the government would use the flexibility envisaged by European budget rules "in full".
|
|
Pressed by reporters on whether he envisaged military, economic or other action, the official declined to elaborate.
|
|
It gave no details of when it the fund was envisaged to reach 200 billion Egyptian pounds.
|
|
Instead of strengthening their carbon-cutting targets, as the agreement envisaged, some countries want to weaken them.
|
|
"Now a loss in acreage of 2.2 million acres (890,000 hectares) is likewise envisaged here," Commerzbank said.
|
|
Some 12,000 FARC fighters have disarmed and moved into designated zones, as envisaged by the peace accord.
|
|
One family from Aleppo, who envisaged Big Ben as they flew to Britain, were moved to Aberystwyth.
|
|
Brussels and Washington both realize it will not now be completed under Obama's term as earlier envisaged.
|
|
Bahrain's budget plan for 2015 and 2016 envisaged a deficit of about 1.505 billion dinars ($4.0 billion).
|
|
Although it stressed the importance of small farmers, it also envisaged linking them to corporate farming clusters.
|
|
That program had envisaged, among other things, buying 70 multi-task helicopters, with deliveries starting next year.
|
|
Digital revenues are forecast to grow, but at a much lower rate than previously envisaged, it added.
|
|
Most dog lovers have envisaged a future that involves living in a house full of canine creatures.
|
|
While it is unclear how many will succeed, almost nobody envisaged a future in the United States.
|
|
The exhibition shows weaponry was a common theme in his work, with gruesome bladed war contraptions envisaged.
|
|
Without a tweet today, many analysts mused as to whether the statistics would be worse than envisaged.
|
|
The Oslo process gave the newly created Palestinian Authority some autonomy, and envisaged statehood after five years.
|
|
Shaanxi J&R had been its major customer, and even envisaged buying out Altura at one stage.
|
|
And International institutions could benefit from reform, though not perhaps the violent shakeup envisaged by Trump's supporters.
|
|
Nord Stream 2 contradicts a policy of greater energy independence and undermines the envisaged European Energy Union.
|
|
He envisaged an audience of élite aesthetes who would carry a transfiguring message to the outer world.
|
|
Still, this Second Avenue subway is just a stunted version of the one that was originally envisaged.
|
|
" Indeed, in 1903 the German admiralty devised Operations Plan III, which "envisaged the occupation of Puerto Rico . . .
|
|
Israeli-Palestinian peace talks were based on the 1993 Oslo accords that envisaged a two-state solution.
|
|
The current anti-establishment government had envisaged raising the budget deficit to 2.4 percent of GDP this year.
|
|
"We'll deploy a comprehensive, bold economic package this autumn," he said, without indicating the scale of spending envisaged.
|
|
The original 2016 budget plan envisaged state expenditure of 11.9 billion rials and revenues at 8.6 billion rials.
|
|
Born out of a French initiative, it was originally envisaged as an independent agency with a huge budget.
|
|
As a result, Turkey's current-account deficit has narrowed far more swiftly than even the government had envisaged.
|
|
The policy is envisaged by its authors as a mechanism for countries to enforce the 2015 Paris agreement.
|
|
Sukhoi's Andrachnikov said he envisaged the 10 planes being delivered within two years, though details were still undecided.
|
|
Trade agreements typically cover goods and none has ever included financial services on the scale envisaged by Britain.
|
|
This low-level use of chemical weapons is probably something that NATO -- or the US -- had never envisaged.
|
|
Motivated by a belief that science would pave the way for rural capitalism, he envisaged a landscape transformed.
|
|
MATLOFF: I initially envisaged a prescriptive policy book that would examine why mountains were prone to persistent violence.
|
|
Cristal Union had envisaged partnerships with other companies, but these were blocked by the European Commission, Commissaire said.
|
|
"We already work much more closely together than the politicians had envisaged," said Colonel Niemeyer, the German commander.
|
|
And, in more than a few latter-day stagings, Isolde meets a grislier demise than what Wagner envisaged.
|
|
"The end result is mostly what I envisaged and I am quite pleased with how it looks," he said.
|
|
Yet the network's loose structure leaves questions of ideology to its members, and most envisaged nothing of the sort.
|
|
Officials envisaged a big library and an Egyptian cultural centre; Egypt was, after all, paying half the $225m cost.
|
|
Siluanov also said that a proposed budget rule envisaged saving revenues when oil prices are above $40 per barrel.
|
|
The city was important to the terror group as the cultural capital of its envisaged caliphate, or Islamic state.
|
|
Flashback: On November 5, Washington granted waivers to select nuclear projects that were envisaged by the 2015 nuclear accord.
|
|
In particular, no weakening of support from the federal government and Abu Dhabi for the smaller emirates is envisaged.
|
|
She is a good person who can contribute and she's the sort of person that the DACA legislation envisaged.
|
|
The British governors who ran Tanzania (then called Tanganyika) until the 21950s envisaged it as a small, orderly city.
|
|
In June, the pact's participants decided to ease the curbs as production cuts had been much deeper than envisaged.
|
|
Wawrinka attended the Waldorf school in nearby Crissier, which encourages self-discovery and independent thinking, as envisaged by Steiner.
|
|
Italy's Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said later on Saturday that the government's program envisaged a "revision" of the project.
|
|
These potential triggers include a "no-deal" Brexit for the U.K. and a deeper-than-envisaged slowdown in China.
|
|
She is a good person who can contribute, and she's the sort of person that the DACA legislation envisaged.
|
|
In addition, a lengthening of the maturity date by a maximum of 7503 years is envisaged by this product.
|
|
Leonardo added that voting rights relating to shares for which the envisaged communications have been omitted cannot be exercised.
|
|
"We still have a usual procedure in our schedule, no buybacks are envisaged," the agency quoted Ulyukayev as saying.
|
|
He appeared to be the sort of figure for whom Patty Wetterling first envisaged a private law-enforcement registry.
|
|
Requiring national parliamentary approval for the agreement, first envisaged in 2009, raises the risk it will never be implemented.
|
|
The project is envisaged to eventually consist of four turbines with a total capacity of 2,000 megawatts (2 gigawatts).
|
|
Explaining his U-turn, Mr Musk said that going private would be more "time-consuming" than he had originally envisaged.
|
|
The composer envisaged electronic instruments that dispersed of musical tradition and could be used by anyone, regardless of musical background.
|
|
America is almost halfway to meeting that target even before adopting many of the environmental strictures Barack Obama had envisaged.
|
|
Future Developments That May, Individually or Collectively, Lead to Positive Rating Action A positive rating action is currently not envisaged.
|
|
But a peace plan presented last week by U.S. President Donald Trump envisaged a Palestinian capital outside Jerusalem's municipal limits.
|
|
Instead she envisaged a giant pile of two-foot squares of terry towelling, the nappies she used for her children.
|
|
The statement added that the proposals envisaged a "platoon-sized" team, typically meaning a group of between 12-30 troops.
|
|
It has not retracted its jobs promise, but observers doubt if it will hire at the scale it originally envisaged.
|
|
Two senior government officials said the plan may only raise between 50 and 80 percent of the trillion rubles envisaged.
|
|
The Code on Wages is the first of four proposed labor bills long envisaged to replace 44 archaic labor laws.
|
|
The East Asia Summit was envisaged as a forum where such disputes could be at least managed—if not resolved.
|
|
The development path to the eventual, otherworldly destination envisaged by organisations like Neuralink and Kernel is extremely long and uncertain.
|
|
Two senior government officials said the plan may only raise between 50 and 80 percent of the trillion roubles envisaged.
|
|
Blair then moves on to discussing what exactly this "post-war world order" he envisaged creating would set about doing.
|
|
The budget, which was sent to parliament for approval, envisaged a deficit equal to 2.3% of Jordan's gross domestic product.
|
|
Breaking things down further, it's envisaged that the EU budget will contribute 503 billion euros to the overall investment plan.
|
|
"We do not believe that the conflict of interest, as envisaged by [lawmakers], will even arise," said the operating agreement.
|
|
"Carrying out a brutal eviction in the south part of Calais with bulldozers was never envisaged," he said on Thursday.
|
|
Russia's Interfax agency on Saturday quoted a Kremlin spokesman as saying that the deal envisaged a partial handover of technology.
|
|
Operating expenditure is envisaged to continue rising in the medium term at 2.5%-0003% per year, compared with 3% in 2016.
|
|
The original repayment schedule of the 26 billion-euro loan had envisaged the last repayment to the Fund coming in 2024.
|
|
This is most often envisaged with optical wavelength laser beams, but the electromagnetic spectrum is of course much broader than this.
|
|
"Existing frameworks such as Ionic are all component-based, which means they couldn't accommodate the deep complexity we envisaged," he said.
|
|
The original plan envisaged a three-year ramp-up to nameplate capacity of 218,603 tonnes of nickel in oxide and hydroxide.
|
|
If shale output starts to climb faster than expected OPEC could be forced to halt production cuts earlier than currently envisaged.
|
|
Even after their recent tribulations, their combined GDP ($16.6trn) remains far greater than the Goldman team envisaged back in 2003 ($11.6trn).
|
|
The envisaged reform of the SOE governance and oversight could offer more transparency on total contingent liabilities arising from the sector.
|
|
There's certainly no doubt that mass market commercialization of additive manufacturing has proved more fiddly and time-consuming than some envisaged.
|
|
Finding solutions for therapy and inclusion in society, and family life for those who had 'real' mental illness, could be envisaged.
|
|
It's envisaged that materials which can help with sensing and then triggering the healing process will be embedded into the robots.
|
|
A computer big enough to do what Dr Shor envisaged would also be useful for all manner of currently intractable problems.
|
|
The rating is being withdrawn because MMI does not expect to proceed with the bond issue within the previously envisaged timeline.
|
|
The draft envisaged a presidential, French-style system, under which the position of president would constitutionally be limited to two terms.
|
|
But the ministry needs funds to help fill a budget deficit, envisaged at 3 percent of gross domestic product this year.
|
|
Les Echos also added that the French industry minister said the plans with Belfort were to go ahead as originally envisaged.
|
|
The recourse against the cover pool has not been activated, a circumstance not explicitly envisaged in Fitch covered bonds rating criteria.
|
|
A higher corporation tax on those businesses that make exceptional profits from digitization could be envisaged, but is perhaps not necessary.
|
|
The short delay envisaged in the motion could last until June 30, but the longer extension is not currently time-limited.
|
|
The cash call is smaller than initially envisaged by Bayer because Monsanto reduced its debt while the antitrust review dragged on.
|
|
"The growth of money and credit aggregates is expected to accelerate with the envisaged continued decline in lending rates," it said.
|
|
Following World War II, American society envisaged social promotion via a meritocratic system that would benefit underprivileged classes through public education.
|
|
If revolutionary change was on the agenda, it was of an entirely different nature from what we had envisaged in 1969.
|
|
But in both cases, "taking back our country" means a retreat from the world that the Anglo-Americans envisaged after 1945.
|
|
However, the deal envisaged with holders of the guaranteed loans would differ from the one offered to Eurobond holders, he said.
|
|
While Trump's envisaged policies have boosted confidence among households and businesses, his agenda to increase spending is expected to stoke inflation.
|
|
Most of the territory immediately south of the front is predominantly Sunni and would not be part of that envisaged state.
|
|
The source added the draft envisaged gradual writedowns over two years for unsecured loans, of which 35 percent in the first year.
|
|
A very large tourism project in Australia is also envisaged, Wang said, as the country is among the favorites of Chinese tourists.
|
|
A material weakening of the banks' intrinsic profiles is currently not envisaged due to their stable asset quality and adequate capital buffers.
|
|
Kigoma was envisaged by the German colonists as a major inland city; the province is indeed now home to over 2m people.
|
|
The funded individual accounts envisaged under the government's plans have been set up, but so far there is little money in them.
|
|
Arnaud Lagardere, the principal managing partner of the company, said in November last year assets divestments could be envisaged to boost cashflow.
|
|
Recognition of financial rules has not been tried before on the scale envisaged by Carney, which could make negotiations tricky and protracted.
|
|
ISIS wrested full control of Raqqa in 2014 and declared it the capital of its envisaged caliphate, or so-called Islamic State.
|
|
SE has delayed plans for an initial public offering, originally envisaged for this year, sources familiar with the matter said on Thursday.
|
|
The rating downgrade reflects expectations that Telefonica is unlikely to reduce leverage on an organic basis during 2016 as we originally envisaged.
|
|
From the beginning, oil producers envisaged the agreement on production cuts might need to be extended to rebalance the oil market fully.
|
|
It was envisaged that production would start last year, but the Ethiopian government said that was now likely to happen in 2020.
|
|
In their scenarios, the German army's strategists envisaged a situation where more countries follow Britain's footsteps and the world becomes "increasingly disorderly".
|
|
"We do not think this was the original plan envisaged by Tesla management and bullish investors," JPMorgan analysts wrote in a note.
|
|
In case of insufficient assets in a fund to satisfy potential creditors, no recourse to PAT's or to TS's assets is envisaged.
|
|
It also envisaged an equity split in the combined group of 52.25 percent for Galliford shareholders and 47.75 percent for Bovis shareholders.
|
|
Deutsche Bank said it envisaged an initial public share offering for Postbank, although it said it would also consider a trade sale.
|
|
Negative rating action on the banking group's VR is currently not envisaged due to its stable asset quality and adequate capital buffers.
|
|
It said the bill approved by U.S. lawmakers envisaged a total of $500 million in U.S. support of Ukraine's defense and security.
|
|
In Judaism, the city is the site of the First and Second Temples, both destroyed, and the envisaged site of a third.
|
|
In the prospectus for its upcoming cash call published on Saturday, Creval said its business plan envisaged 225 million euro capital strengthening.
|
|
Negative rating action on all the banks' VRs is currently not envisaged due to their stable asset quality and adequate capital buffers.
|
|
The Bab sour joint venture envisaged the construction of a 1 billion cubic feet sour gas processing plant for domestic market consumption.
|
|
"The range of possible Brexit outcomes remains wide and the envisaged timescale for reaching a UK-EU trade agreement ambitious," it added.
|
|
Even if the envisaged reforms progress smoothly, it would take several years to reduce gross general government debt to more sustainable levels.
|
|
It is envisaged that the tax could be set at somewhere between 2 and 5 per cent of turnover, the official said.
|
|
As envisaged by the pioneering architect Attílio Corrêa Lima, Goiânia seems to have had a more inviting feel than Brasília's austere modernism.
|
|
This form of monetary easing was first envisaged by U.S. economist Milton Friedman using the metaphor of a flying helicopter dropping money.
|
|
The Constitution of India, adopted in 1950, envisaged a state that remained equidistant from all religions while protecting the rights of minorities.
|
|
This embodiment of destruction envisaged as a blurry ring of red-hot energy, stayed imprinted on my mind as I reached the rooftop.
|
|
Goodbody Stockbrokers said at first glance they envisaged a 4 percent upgrade to its full-year trading profit forecast to 430 million euros.
|
|
The stakes are a result of the non-proportional breakup of the Marco Polo International, as envisaged by the agreements reached ahead Pirelli's.
|
|
Under the timetable envisaged by the committee, they would have until 2025—almost two decades after the world's financial system started to crack.
|
|
He envisaged bigger developments, too, including One Journal Square and another in Brooklyn, now called Panorama, for its views of the Manhattan skyline.
|
|
Though previous Israeli governments considered withdrawing from the Golan in exchange for Syrian concessions, most envisaged keeping early-warning facilities on the peaks.
|
|
He admitted he thought the GIF tweets — which he pulled from Reddit — might get deleted, but he never envisaged losing his account altogether.
|
|
The city is the group's Iraqi stronghold and is considered the jewel off the group's envisaged caliphate, or its so-called Islamic State.
|
|
It was initially envisaged the government would pay for A2A's stake in seven annual instalments, to ease the burden on the state budget.
|
|
In an interview with Radio Capital, the undersecretary for infrastructure said the scheme envisaged channeling up to 15 billion euros into government bonds.
|
|
Coverage of the expected gap is envisaged by increases in other taxes, particularly excise levies on tobacco, cars and oil products from Jan.
|
|
The parliamentary report, commissioned by a body looking into renewable energy, said that dismantling the sites could take longer than EDF had envisaged.
|
|
Thereafter, it is expected a new bill proposing the exact changes envisaged to the constitution will go to parliament and further public participation.
|
|
If ISKP is to be eliminated from Afghanistan, then a coordinated effort among the United States, Pakistan, and Afghanistan has to be envisaged.
|
|
But the Commission said it stood ready to discuss "the compatibility of any envisaged public financial support measures with EU State aid rules".
|
|
MI complained about insufficient cost cuts and urged Fiorentino to return the bank to profit this year, as envisaged by the business plan.
|
|
The interim management accord had been struck as part of the April deal which envisaged the finalization of the sale by Sept. 30.
|
|
"Unless something highly negative happens, like a big Ramaphosa scandal, I think most of the envisaged risks have been priced in," said Raji.
|
|
End the conflict and all outstanding claims, enabling normalized relations and enhanced regional security for all as envisaged by the Arab Peace Initiative.
|
|
The legislation, which was not put to a vote, envisaged using revenue raised by the duties to compensate those harmed by China's actions.
|
|
Anyway, to set the stage: this whole literature goes back to Harberger, who envisaged a closed economy with a fixed stock of capital.
|
|
"I don't think anybody, when they were making these commitments, envisaged it was going to be anything like as hard," Mr. Adams added.
|
|
Public-sector pay hikes envisaged in the new budget would be compensated by expected growth in revenue from improved business activity, he added.
|
|
But Mitski Miyawaki, who is now twenty-eight, had not envisaged a future as a musician, or much of a future at all.
|
|
Big projects, such as an airport, a seaport, an industrial zone and power stations are envisaged, Palestinian sources briefed on the plan said.
|
|
In the first instance, the progress concerning alternative arrangements will be assessed at the first high level conference envisaged by the Political Declaration.
|
|
"It is in the interests of Indian cricket for the BCCI to continue negotiations with the ICC and other cricket boards to arrive at an amount/share that is somewhere between that envisaged under the financial model that was put in place in 2014 and that which is envisaged under the revised financial model," the COA said in an email to state associations.
|
|
For Tokyo, another big international defence competition that could help Japan develop the arms export industry that Abe envisaged is unlikely any time soon.
|
|
The management of a special anti-graft unit envisaged by the legislation would be appointed by parliament, something analysts said could limit its objectivity.
|
|
The Swiss National Bank described the result as a relief; the Vollgeld plan envisaged the public holding current accounts directly with the central bank.
|
|
The commercially owned social web is a far cry from the vision of academically minded knowledge exchange envisaged by the World Wide Web's inventor.
|
|
German Environment Minister Svenja Schulze also wants a 25 percent reduction by 2025 compared to a 15 percent decline envisaged by the European Commission.
|
|
Yet by one measure that matters a lot – the $2 trillion valuation envisaged by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman – it's still not enormous enough.
|
|
Oil fell about 1.73 percent for a second straight session amid concerns that rebalancing the global oil market will take longer than originally envisaged.
|
|
The decision means the sanctions against Russia fall short of the tough measures many in Congress envisaged when they passed the law last summer.
|
|
RATING SENSITIVITIES Positive action is not envisaged for the next 12-18 months until its exposure to the volatile property development segment is reduced.
|
|
The paper said details were still being worked out but the company would pay up to 9,000 euros ($10,200) per car as previously envisaged.
|
|
Ricci said Premium had around 2 million subscribers, 200,000 less than it envisaged under its business plan, which targets 2.5 million subscribers by 2018.
|
|
As of 2018 * In view of the planned increased operating efficiency of the organization, no staff growth is envisaged in 2017 Source text - bit.
|
|
However, the former World Bank executive envisaged that the increasing use of money transfer apps would help bring down the cost of sending remittances.
|
|
The Bab joint venture envisaged building a sour gas processing plant that would yield 1 billion cubic feet per day, aimed at domestic consumption.
|
|
German Environment Minister Svenja Schulze also wants a 25 percent reduction by 2025 compared with a 15 percent decline envisaged by the European Commission.
|
|
But such recognition of financial rules across borders has not been tried before on the scale envisaged by Carney, which could make negotiations tricky.
|
|
Alloush had helped found a political arm of the S.D.F. that is responsible for managing the envisaged expansion of the democratic federation beyond Rojava.
|
|
It said the two sides were "engaging with each other within the framework of the dispute resolution process" envisaged in the contract, without elaborating.
|
|
The two companies signed in June an agreement on key terms of cooperation, which envisaged a potential deal on selling the stake in Verkhnechonskneftegaz.
|
|
For Tokyo, another big international defense competition that could help Japan develop the arms export industry that Abe envisaged is unlikely any time soon.
|
|
The previous budget plan had envisaged a deficit of 1.3 percent, based on prices for Russia's Urals oil blend of around $40 per barrel.
|
|
The makers always envisaged the film as a franchise, with many narratives branching off its storyline, to hook the maximum number of viewers later.
|
|
The new airport is initially envisaged as a low-cost hub for mostly domestic flights by airlines like Qantas Airways Ltd's budget arm Jetstar.
|
|
The I.M.F.'s managing director, Kristalina Georgieva, said in a statement the fund was considering "larger access than previously envisaged," if conditions are met.
|
|
When did this small family business that grew and grew begin to transform itself into something that none of the original founders had envisaged?
|
|
The Taliban has said it will not begin talks with the Afghan government as envisaged in the agreement until the prisoner release takes place.
|
|
It is designed for the coming open banking and data environment envisaged by European regulations such as the EU Payment Services Directive (PSD) 2.
|
|
The FRC itself is waiting for legislation to transform it into a more powerful regulator known as ARGA to drive through the envisaged reforms.
|
|
The Commission said it envisaged 10-15 assessments could start in the first year, rising to 65 towards the end of the transition period.
|
|
Whether the FY18 budget represents a turning point in Kenya's public finances will depend on successful implementation of the envisaged revenue and spending measures.
|
|
Who would have envisaged the 43-year-old Federer winning his first major title in nearly five years after a six-month injury layoff?
|
|
ROME (Reuters) - Italy's Senate on Monday approved the government's 2020 budget after reducing the scale of several new taxes envisaged in the original bill.
|
|
His proposals to strip the government of its money monopoly envisaged the replacement of a dominant central bank with competing private money-issuing banks.
|
|
Lincoln would be revered as the Union's savior and the Great Emancipator, but his envisaged "new birth of freedom" would soon enough be suppressed.
|
|
PRAGUE (Reuters) - Britain can negotiate its exit from the European Union within the two-year framework envisaged, Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said on Monday.
|
|
Earlier Wednesday, Salvini said he was not willing to discuss the country's budget deficit target envisaged in the government's controversial draft spending plans for 2019.
|
|
The ECB's original plan envisaged applying similar guidelines to the stock of existing bad loans but this looks increasingly unlikely, the central bank sources said.
|
|
A slowdown was envisaged because of a predicted decline in private consumption, the Commission noted, and risks posed by a more uncertain global economic outlook.
|
|
In an effort to boost transparency, the bill envisaged forcing investors who had increased their holdings above five percent to state publicly their final objectives.
|
|
President Donald Trump, though eager to splurge $20bn on an unnecessary border wall, appears not to have given thought to the seawall Mr Corthell envisaged.
|
|
The ongoing fiscal decentralisation reform, the recovery in oil prices and heightened social tensions could also lead to some deviations from the envisaged consolidation path.
|
|
"Saudi Aramco was offered different options of participation in Arctic LNG-2," Novak said, without elaborating on the kind of role envisaged for Saudi Arabia.
|
|
The rules envisaged harsh penalties for non-compliance, including the cancellation of licences to sell non-electric cars in China, the world's largest car market.
|
|
It was not immediately clear if the punishment envisaged by Rodriguez would be limited to public officials convicted of graft or apply to criminals generally.
|
|
"ESMA considers it important to ensure a level playing field between different means of trading as envisaged by MiFID II," the watchdog said on Thursday.
|
|
A slowdown was envisaged because of a predicted decline in private consumption, the commission noted, and risks posed by a more uncertain global economic outlook.
|
|
The number of Turkish soldiers sent to the Gulf state could eventually reach 1,000, it said, adding that an air force contingent was also envisaged.
|
|
More than half of the $50 billion proposed — envisaged as loans, grants and private investment — would be spent in Palestine over the next 10 years.
|
|
Principle six: End the conflict and all outstanding claims, enabling normalized relations and enhanced regional security for all as envisaged by the Arab Peace Initiative.
|
|
When she arrived in London from Brazil in 2009, Jaciara Pereira never envisaged that she would capitalize on such a surge of interest in hotels.
|
|
But Vision 2030, at least as originally envisaged, was about the longer term and also about reducing the role of oil in the Saudi economy.
|
|
An urban development dream gone bad, the seven-storey jumble of grungy corridors was once envisaged as a slick shopping centre serving streams of commuters.
|
|
He envisaged a one-blade-fits-all version, a blockchain platform that was broader and more adaptable to a wider array of uses and applications.
|
|
But the former Wall Street lawyer said none of his envisaged changes would fundamentally unravel core reforms that have made the financial system more resilient.
|
|
Danylyuk declined to be more specific on the timing of the tranche, originally envisaged worth $1.7 billion but now expected to be around $1 billion.
|
|
Blair begins by telling Bush he can "define international politics for the next generation," which he arguably has but not in the way Blair envisaged.
|
|
Another proposal with religious overtones came from Alexandre Fantozzi, a Brazilian architect, who envisaged the cathedral's roof and spire being rebuilt entirely using stained glass.
|
|
In the ruling, the court envisaged the right to privacy as flowing through other crucial rights like equality, dignity, life, liberty, expression, association and speech.
|
|
Both America and the euro zone are expected to grow more slowly this year than the fund had envisaged in July, before trade tensions escalated.
|
|
It was dubbed "Star Wars" because it envisaged that technologies like space-based x-ray lasers could be used as part of the defensive system.
|
|
For many, Chirac's statesmanlike but jocular air encapsulated both France's rural roots and its central role in diplomatic affairs envisaged by President Charles de Gaulle.
|
|
The plan presented in January envisaged France boosting offshore wind capacity from zero today to 2.4 GW in 2023 and about 5 GW in 2028.
|
|
The envisaged state guarantees will be offered to young families or people up to 40 years of age who find it difficult to get mortgages.
|
|
"There is no meeting envisaged between the two presidents during UNGA week," Alireza Miryousefi, the spokesperson at the Iranian mission to the UN, told CNN.
|
|
A country which tried to de-marketise on the scale envisaged by the millennial socialists would, he says, be unstable and dissatisfied in other ways.
|
|
There is slim chance that the $603bn requested by the president will materialise, let alone the larger military build-up envisaged by Senators McCain and Thornberry.
|
|
Millennium bcp said in a statement issued late on Saturday the offer envisaged a subscription price in the capital increase not exceeding 13 euros a share.
|
|
It is envisaged that around eight stock exchange members from Bulgaria, 10 from Croatia and 10 from Macedonia will connect to the platform from day one.
|
|
"With a rapidly aging population, preventing the retirement age from increasing gradually as currently envisaged would be a step in the wrong direction," the IMF said.
|
|
Although not envisaged in the original law, organ-donation regulations have now been introduced in cases of assisted dying, raising the unsettling prospect of organ harvesting.
|
|
The ministers are discussing Greece's progress in reforms and when the country might be able to complete the actions envisaged for this stage of the bailout.
|
|
Neither Erich von Falkenhayn, the chief of the German General Staff, nor his French counterpart, Joseph Joffre, had ever envisaged a climactic, decisive battle at Verdun.
|
|
"I believe that in the longer term KGHM's assets will show the envisaged investment returns," KGHM's newly appointed chief executive, Krzysztof Skora said in a statement.
|
|
The Iraqi-led coalition launched the operation on Monday to retake Mosul, seen as the cultural capital of ISIS's envisaged caliphate, or so-called Islamic State.
|
|
The bailout programme had envisaged that Portugal's public debt would peak at 115 percent of GDP in 2013, from 93 percent in 2010, and then decline.
|
|
However, the current model for third country participation offers a more limited role for the UK after Brexit than that envisaged by the government, it noted.
|
|
Almost from the day it was born Pakistan has been forgetting that its founding father, Muhammad Ali Jinnah, envisaged a secular state, not a religious one.
|
|
The world's biggest steelmaker ArcelorMittal cut its forecast for global steel demand, with a sharper reduction now envisaged in Europe due to a lean automotive market.
|
|
An original end-June deadline for final bids was dropped and a later envisaged end-July deadline is also being postponed, one of the people said.
|
|
"Governance changes will not slow down actions envisaged by our business plan," Chief Financial Officer Andrea Soro told reporters when he arrived a conference in Milan.
|
|
Writing The Second Coming in 1919, Yeats envisaged a "rough beast" in a "waste of desert sand" emerging from the wreckage of the First World War.
|
|
That would give more leeway to increase state spending over the next four years beyond what is currently envisaged in coalition talks, and potentially lower taxes.
|
|
The European Commission wants the bank to reduce the compensation for retail junior debt holders envisaged in the lender's bailout plan, la Repubblica said on Thursday.
|
|
A material weakening of the banks' intrinsic profiles is currently not envisaged due to their outlook for stable asset quality and further building of capital buffers.
|
|
This envisaged 60% of the population living in urban areas by 2020 (56% do now) and outlined measures to give migrants greater access to public services.
|
|
The standards envisaged an average gasoline price of nearly $3.20 per gallon in 2016 while in practice prices have averaged just $2.20 so far this year.
|
|
Yet the Saudi economy — still deeply dependent on state spending — is unlikely to generate the $100 billion of annual non-oil government revenue envisaged for 2020.
|
|
The ambitious 26,500 square kilometer business zone will link Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Jordan and is envisaged as a futuristic hub for both industry and citizens.
|
|
The government aims to cut public debt by a further three percentage points from the 74.6 percent of GDP envisaged at the end of this year.
|
|
I no longer remember what, as a small child, I envisaged for my future, but I know that it involved moving at speed behind the wheel.
|
|
Quotas are set at the average level of imports in 2015-2017 plus 5%, with further 5% hikes envisaged on July 1 and a year later.
|
|
On August 22nd, outside dismal refugee camps near Cox's Bazar, buses and lorries lined up for the first of many envisaged repatriations taking Rohingyas back home.
|
|
It was a mistake not to insist on an explicit clause in the interim agreements freezing further Israeli settlement expansion where the Palestinians envisaged their state.
|
|
Antipa noted "weak mineralization" in the Folly target area that is part of that project, adding that at this stage there was "no follow-up envisaged".
|
|
"The envisaged partnership should include an ambitious, wide-ranging and balanced economic partnership, insofar as there are sufficient guarantees for a level playing field," it said.
|
|
"The envisaged partnership should include an ambitious, wide-ranging and balanced economic partnership, insofar as there are sufficient guarantees for a level playing field," it said.
|
|
In a televised address, he offered parliament the introduction of martial law for 30 days instead of the 60 days his security council had originally envisaged.
|
|
But the listing, expected later this month on the Riyadh stock exchange is a far cry from the blockbuster debut originally envisaged by the Crown Prince.
|
|
Adam Smith envisaged an open global system of trade powered by envy and admiration of the rich along with mimetic desires for their power and privileges.
|
|
Achieving the kind of smooth inter-regional coordination envisaged in these scenarios will involve lots of changes in how the grid operates (again, see No. 4).
|
|
We understand that Lu had envisaged a Slack acquisition for as much as $8 billion, an interesting figure given some other news this week about the startup.
|
|
ROBIN AITKENOxford Regarding "The Trump bump" enjoyed by America's media (February 18th), Neil Postman, in "Amusing Ourselves to Death", envisaged this dangerously fractured moment in modern history.
|
|
U.S. sanctions on the oil industries of Iran and Venezuela, both OPEC members, have curbed their crude exports, reducing supplies further than envisaged in the OPEC+ deal.
|
|
If that upbeat meeting was any guide, North Korea should long ago have made its first strides towards the nuke-free sunlit uplands that Mr Trump envisaged.
|
|
Separating out al-Nusra is of particular difficulty, given that they are intermingled with opposition groups, so one wonders how the US envisaged the agreement being implemented.
|
|
The second was the split between the free market, Liberal brexiteers, who envisaged Britain as open to the world, and the nativist camp led by Nigel Farage.
|
|
But Guyenette envisaged a future beyond the Oculus Rift, where VR experiences are delivered via nanobot (perhaps bringing them closer in action to conventional mind-altering substances).
|
|
This never looked like a mass market as we suggested at the time, querying Unsworth on how sizable a market she envisaged for these high end trinkets.
|
|
Ernesto Torres Cantu, chief executive of Citibanamex, told reporters last week that the banking sector needed to hear more about the different economic models the candidates envisaged.
|
|
But Tehran has also maintained that it will leave the deal, known as the JCPOA, unless it receives more economic support as envisaged by the 2015 pact.
|
|
The agreement, backed by Russia, Iran and Turkey, envisaged the establishment of four safe zones in Syria, in an effort to resolve the country's six-year conflict.
|
|
Yet, at an oil price of $30, the extra cash accrued from that delay could be three-quarters less than originally envisaged, according to three financial sources.
|
|
Currently quotas are set at the average level of imports in 2015-2017 plus 5%, with further 5% hikes envisaged on July 1 and a year later.
|
|
Although Madison failed to anticipate the rise of modern parties, the country's politics followed something like the model he had envisaged until late into the twentieth century.
|
|
"EDF denies these rumours (and) confirms that the start-up date for the first reactor is fixed for 2025 and that no delay is envisaged," EDF said.
|
|
Novak said no three-way talks between Russia, Ukraine and the European Union were envisaged, as during previous "gas wars", because the dispute concerned Gazprom and Naftogaz.
|
|
Citing sources involved in the negotiations, Handelsblatt said the roadmap envisaged presenting a proposal by mid-September on how to align the basis for assessing corporation tax.
|
|
The European Commission earlier this year rejected Italy's draft budget, which envisaged a deficit of 103 percent of GDP in 2019, up from 1.8 percent this year.
|
|
Tunisia has cut its economic growth forecast for this year to 1% from the 2.7% envisaged in the 2020 budget, Prime Minister Elyess Fakhfakh said this month.
|
|
Its elimination would be one among a series of measures to offset lost revenues from what are envisaged as sweeping overall cuts on corporate and personal taxes.
|
|
Though that was less than the QTA contract had envisaged, it was still far more than the market value put on the contract by UEFA's independent experts.
|
|
He did win, picking up the Europa League and the Carabao Cup in his first season, but those were not the trophies United had envisaged him delivering.
|
|
EU quotas are set at the average level of imports in 2015-2017 plus 5%, with further 5% hikes envisaged on July 1 and a year later.
|
|
Restructuring plans, plant closures and cost savings schemes are being discussed, with changes in the capital structure of the three-way alliance also envisaged, Les Echos reported.
|
|
Those were the instructions and immediately I envisaged the face of Sammy J, the hilarious comic my husband and I recently saw during the Melbourne Comedy Festival.
|
|
In 1802, a French engineer envisaged a tunnel with horse-drawn carriages, illuminated by oil lamps and ventilated by chimneys poking above the surface of the Channel.
|
|
"The envisaged agreement should uphold common high standards, and corresponding high standards over time with (European) Union standards as reference point," says the document, seen by Reuters.
|
|
"The world will witness how the DPRK tames the U.S. gangsters by taking a series of actions tougher than they have ever envisaged," the unnamed spokesman said.
|
|
As a result, the Outlook on the Long-Term IDR has been revised to Stable, following the application of the uplift previously envisaged in the Positive Outlook.
|
|
Moma laid the groundwork for this dilemma nine decades ago, when the founders envisaged an encyclopedic approach to products of modernity, eliding bohemian studios with commercial industries.
|
|
The city named Samjiyon is envisaged as what North Korea calls a "socialist utopia" with new apartments, hotels, a ski resort and commercial, cultural, and medical facilities.
|
|
The city named Samjiyon is envisaged as what North Korea calls a "socialist utopia" with new apartments, hotels, a ski resort and commercial, cultural and medical facilities.
|
|
That implies Saudi's Public Investment Fund might only get about a quarter of the $100 billion it originally envisaged to help diversify the country away from oil.
|
|
It tweaked its envisaged 2020 structural surplus — which adjusts for swings in the economy — to 700 million francs from the 400 million it had projected in February.
|
|
The area at the site now largely stripped of trees would begin to return to its previous state after the six years envisaged for the project, he said.
|
|
A negative asset quality shock, lack of further credible reduction of problem assets or a material weakening of profitability, although not envisaged by Fitch, would be rating negative.
|
|
His Paris Peace Forum, to be held on November 11th-13th, is envisaged as an annual event bringing together governments and civic groups to discuss the world's problems.
|
|
Popolare di Vicenza is due to present in coming weeks a new business plan which CEO Francesco Iorio has said will include higher job cuts than previously envisaged.
|
|
This mechanism, envisaged only for business loans and not consumer loans, would increase the value of NPLs and reduce bank losses, but would increase the burden on firms.
|
|
The second referendum is disingenuously termed a "People's Vote", whereas it is envisaged by many as a re-run of the last referendum—in which people also voted.
|
|
Russia is cutting its oil output in June by slightly more than envisaged in the OPEC+ deal, RIA news agency cited Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak as saying.
|
|
The EMF as envisaged by Mr Schäuble is designed to force debtor countries to proceed with unilateral and often ill-designed adjustments—very much like the existing framework.
|
|
That proposal envisaged gradually removing around 3 gigawatts of coal power from the market per year from 2018, equivalent to closing around three to four large power plants.
|
|
The plant's launch is now envisaged in November 2018 for the first reactor and November 2019 for the second, a year behind the previous schedule, Slovenske's spokesman said.
|
|
The source said the alternative plan envisaged a 2.5-3.0 billion euro cash call and the voluntary partial conversion of some of the bank's subordinated bonds into equity.
|
|
It envisaged a ballot staged over two rounds that guaranteed a big majority to the winning party while granting party bosses wide powers to handpick their preferred candidates.
|
|
"It may have come later and at higher cost than originally envisaged, but Australia has taken the crown," said Saul Kavonic, energy analyst at Credit Suisse in Sydney.
|
|
Pressed on the emerging points of tension, Ellison said he envisaged the most vigorous debates being over trade, environmental policy and the approach to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
|
|
But the council hopes that the extra revenue generated from more editions of the competition can be used to fund matches within the envisaged two-division test structure.
|
|
He later made clear that envisaged cuts on that scale weren't realistic in 2017, when the deficit is expected to be similar to the level targeted this year.
|
|
"Banks want Goyal to bring his stake down to 10 percent, below the 17 percent envisaged in the bank-led provisional resolution plan (BLPRP)," sources told CNBC-TV18.
|
|
Russia's budget envisaged up to $3 billion in borrowing in foreign currencies this year and Vyshkovsky had said earlier that the ministry would like to fulfill the plan.
|
|
It thus will have enabled Putin to achieve his long-held objective: to undermine the U.S. strategic defense program that President Ronald Reagan first envisaged three decades ago.
|
|
The autonomous system will now be ready by the beginning of next decade, Daimler said, without disclosing when it had first envisaged the commercial launch of robo-taxis.
|
|
The proposal, expected to be adopted next week and still subject to changes, updates an earlier draft which envisaged a tax rate of between 1 and 5 percent.
|
|
Consob also kicked off a procedure that will allow it to adopt a more lasting ban on short-selling as envisaged by existing European regulation under exceptional circumstances.
|
|
"FIFA and the Local Organising Committee are confident the problems will be solved and the fans will be able to enjoy the matches as they envisaged," FIFA said.
|
|
Fiat Chrysler's Comau unit could be worth more than the 210 million euros envisaged in the tie-up agreement between Fiat and Peugeot, Il Sole 2300 Ore said.
|
|
Harold Ickes, a top adviser to Priorities USA, the super PAC supporting Clinton, envisaged a scenario in which Ryan would find himself having difficulty turning down the nomination.
|
|
The EU is particularly concerned about how and whether customs arrangements (such as checks on goods), as envisaged in the British proposals, could and would work in practice.
|
|
The plan envisaged international donors providing soft loans and helping meet the treasury's financing needs, though it did not name any institutions or say how much was required.
|
|
"The economic prospects for 2019/20 are envisaged to be positive despite some down side risks related to export commodity price shocks and temporary inflation pressure," it said.
|
|
He did not detail measures envisaged but said he wanted to stop "imported deforestation" in France, citing unsustainable soybean and palm oil production in the countries of origin.
|
|
On Tuesday, Widodo expressed hope that the new capital could be the "next Silicon Valley" due to a cluster of research and innovation facilities envisaged for the area.
|
|
He showed some flexibility to unions over the timing, saying anyone within 17 years of retirement would be exempt - a longer period than the five years initially envisaged.
|
|
"We think Tesla will not create enough Model 3 demand at the envisaged price point of >$50k, which would be required to meet 2019 consensus expectations," he said.
|
|
Proposed reforms put forward by Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev's government had envisaged raising the retirement age to 65 from 60 for men and to 63 from 55 for women.
|
|
Putin also voiced concerns about a new U.S. nuclear doctrine, saying Russia's own doctrine was defensive and only envisaged the use of nuclear weapons in response to an attack.
|
|
The handover had been envisaged when Riboud gave Faber the CEO role in 2014 to prepare for his succession at a time when Danone was suffering from weak sales.
|
|
"I had envisaged staying on until April and now that is not happening, and that is something I have to accept," Swedish news agency TT quoted Ehrling as saying.
|
|
The deal also envisaged raising the reference price of specialty tomatoes, and an increase of 40% in the price of organic tomatoes above that of conventional ones, it said.
|
|
The design was inspired by Louis Kahn, a 20th-century American architect who envisaged museums as a "society of rooms", which foster interaction and encourage people to slow down.
|
|
Facebook has enlisted 28 other prospective founding members out of an envisaged 100, each with equal voting rights and operating a node in a decentralised system which issues coins.
|
|
The move is likely to be welcomed by digital giants like Alphabet Inc's Google and Facebook who would have fallen under the scope of the envisaged 3 percent levy.
|
|
The fiscal stimulus is expected to stoke inflation and bolster economic growth, which could prompt the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates at a faster pace than currently envisaged.
|
|
The regulator said again it is not as concerned as initially envisaged about the allocation of stock in IPOs or other issues to more active clients of the banks.
|
|
"The extra public spending envisaged by the government should mitigate the cost of Brexit for the economy," the IMF said in its World Economic Outlook report published on Tuesday.
|
|
Yngve Slyngstad, the fund's boss, says growth came "faster than anyone had envisaged", and that a culture of political trust made it uncontroversial to save as much as possible.
|
|
"Following the implementation of 4G it is envisaged that Tor users will also be in favour of accessing the network through mobile devices in the future," the report read.
|
|
Even will also have to redefine the X6 heavy helicopter, which has suffered technological challenges and which Faury said last month would likely turn out differently than originally envisaged.
|
|
The ECB is having to do more than it initially envisaged in early 21.3 and then in December because growth has been flagging and prices are falling once again.
|
|
Although details are still to be defined, the capital hike envisaged for Monte dei Paschi under the state is unvaried at 5 billion euros, added Il Sole 24 ore.
|
|
"The Eurogroup today has made quite clear that it is ready and prepared to specify further what could be envisaged if needed, in terms of debt relief," Dijsselbloem said.
|
|
Abengoa said under the viability plan, presented by advisor Alvarez & Marsal, it envisaged revenue levels in the coming years would be about two third of those reached in 2014.
|
|
Gordhan said the government would hopefully announce a new chief executive (CEO) for Eskom next week, later than initially envisaged, after the previous CEO left his post in July.
|
|
This had envisaged the closing of Tegel six months after the Berlin Brandenburg International (BER) airport - a grand project bedeviled by repeated construction and planning problems - finally starts operating.
|
|
The operation announced Monday "thwarted a terrorist attack that had been envisaged on our soil for a long time," Cazeneuve said during a news conference, according to the Times.
|
|
The draft does not mention the possibility that the two sides will fail to reach an agreement by the end of the two-year period envisaged by EU law.
|
|
" Ian Neilson, the deputy mayor, said that new water supplies have been part of the city's plans but "it was not envisaged that it would be required so soon.
|
|
The new system changes less than some proposals - which envisaged regulation by a public body, along U.S. lines, replacing the existing practice of certification by profit-making private firms.
|
|
As U.S. combat brigades are reshuffled and a troop increase is envisaged for Afghanistan, U.S. military and strategic planners should be wary of China's meteoric rise in the region.
|
|
Formula One's post-2020 vision set out in April envisaged cheaper and simpler engines to encourage new manufacturers into the sport, with Porsche and Aston Martin attending some meetings.
|
|
In the fixed income space he envisaged a shift towards high-yield products, as an improving economic outlook may limit the number of defaults, especially in the United States.
|
|
The summit, originally envisaged for September, would aim to resolve the five-year-long conflict pitting Kiev's forces against Russian-backed separatists in the Donbass region of eastern Ukraine.
|
|
He is already one of the longest-serving leaders in a continent where many presidents have changed their constitutions to hold on to power beyond what was initially envisaged.
|
|
He told me that he had envisaged the show as a mashup of "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous," his favorite program growing up, and the "Real Housewives" franchise.
|
|
In July, the International Monetary Fund lowered its U.K. GDP growth forecast for 2018 again, predicting 1.4 percent growth down from the 1.6 percent envisaged in its April forecast.
|
|
The issue of potential implementation in the CNB Recommendation of less strict limits for young applicants envisaged by an amendment to the Act on the CNB was also mentioned.
|
|
The Commission said that the draft budget envisaged a nominal rate of growth of net government expenditure next year of 2.7 percent, while EU rules allowed Italy only 0.1 percent.
|
|
"It is envisaged that the entire transaction will be completed rapidly thereafter," RWE said in a statement as it reported nine-month results that were in line with analyst expectations.
|
|
One newcomer party, liberal Ciudadanos ("Citizens"), lent its support to Rajoy in a parliamentary confidence vote in exchange for an anti-corruption pact that envisaged eliminating legal protection for lawmakers.
|
|
Galliford had offered 1.19 billion pounds for Bovis, or 886 pence per share, and envisaged an equity split of 52.25 percent for Galliford shareholders and 47.75 percent for Bovis's owners.
|
|
The key downside risk to public debt sustainability would be the government's inability to implement the fiscal consolidation envisaged in the FY17/18 Budget and the Medium Term Expenditure Framework.
|
|
Only 16% of renters envisaged buying a property on their own rather than as part of a couple or with family, highlighting how expensive property is for single people now.
|
|
"The originally envisaged 21 months was already a rather ambitious timeframe and the considerably shorter 14-month transition period may well prove to be inadequate, in our opinion," it said.
|
|
Russia has already borrowed more than 450 billion rubles ($6.90 billion) envisaged by the first-quarter plan, and "the target for the second quarter will certainly be higher," Vyshkovsky said.
|
|
More than 227,219 are now trapped in Greece, a cash-strapped country they never envisaged as their final destination when they set off from home fleeing poverty, war and persecution.
|
|
Mr Temer had already conceded a more gradual raising of the minimum retirement age than originally envisaged, which had cut the potential savings over ten years by about a quarter.
|
|
"We are closely monitoring the developments ... For the time being, Lufthansa will continue to fly to Tehran as scheduled and no changes are envisaged," it said in an emailed statement.
|
|
The two companies said they envisaged annual savings of 150 million euros from 2020, rising to 250 million euros by 2025, and costs of 50 million euros for the transaction.
|
|
De Benedetti, 84, said he envisaged a two- or three-year period in which he would head the foundation, which would include journalists, managers and individuals from the cultural sector.
|
|
De Benedetti, 84, said he envisaged a two- or three-year period in which he would head the foundation, which would include journalists, managers and individuals from the cultural sector.
|
|
The grand bargains envisaged in the deal are probably too ambitious in the limited time Europe has; all EU governments will have to approve the visa deal, which seems unlikely.
|
|
Russia has already borrowed more than 450 billion roubles ($6.90 billion) envisaged by the first-quarter plan, and "the target for the second quarter will certainly be higher," Vyshkovsky said.
|
|
Thirty years on from the free and open online information playground Berners-Lee had envisaged, it's fair to say today's web isn't quite the academic, egalitarian paradise he dreamed of.
|
|
The goal was sophistication, but that word has many meanings, and the first editor, Richard Locke, seems to have envisaged a Left Bank-style glossy of literature and the arts.
|
|
ISIS declared Raqqa the capital of its envisaged caliphate, and for that reason it has been one of the most bombed-out places in the international fight against the group.
|
|
Little did the Fehlbaums realize that plastic technology was still so limited that it would take 36 years of technical experiments to produce the chair as Mr. Panton envisaged it.
|
|
His government hopes union divisions will ultimately work in its favour, and the lower house of parliament this week approved the bill that enshrines most of the envisaged SNCF reforms.
|
|
With its 29 bedrooms, the Mansion now stands every chance of being renovated into a deluxe hotel—perhaps into the fantasy version of itself that the general public always envisaged.
|
|
Zuma's nuclear expansion project envisaged adding an additional 9,600 MW of capacity, but ratings agencies cited it as a cause for concern given recurring budget deficits and rising debt levels.
|
|
Well, there are problems with that because there were already people there who maintained the land in a certain way—it wasn't "pristine" in the way settler-colonials envisaged it.
|
|
Strict European Union borrowing limits should be loosened to allow more room for manoeuvre and the flexibility envisaged by the EU's budget rules should be used "in full", he continued.
|
|
This was a far more complex evening than Ronaldo, and his fans, would have envisaged when United was drawn to face Juventus in the Champions League group stage in August.
|
|
And rather than Israel annexing the strategic Jordan Valley in its entirety, previous peace proposals envisaged a special security arrangement, possibly involving third party forces, along the border with Jordan.
|
|
WARSAW (Reuters) - Inflation in Poland this year may exceed the 2.5% envisaged in the budget draft, which will translate into higher revenues, Deputy Finance Minister Leszek Skiba said on Friday.
|
|
It envisaged that the United Kingdom would remain bound by some EU rules if no other way is found to keep the border between the British province and Ireland invisible.
|
|
At the Ottawa Summit of July 1981, Reagan pursued a strategy that envisaged a coordinated diplomatic offensive to convince Western allies to abandon their participation in the Yamal pipeline project.
|
|
Spain is fuming that it would only get a small part of new funds envisaged for economic transition to carbon neutrality, while Lithuania is seeking compensation for a declining population.
|
|
To mitigate that risk, the envisaged deals will allow them to switch some CDS in and out, usually less than half of the portfolio over the life of the trade.
|
|
The agreement also envisaged higher Chinese purchases of U.S. agricultural goods and it was seen as a temporary truce in a two-year-long dispute between Washington, D.C., and Beijing.
|
|
In such a scenario, the EU and the UK would fall back to a "mini-backstop" which would include fewer checks than envisaged in the Withdrawal Agreement, the sources said.
|
|
The law, passed in 2016, originally envisaged that operators had to begin storing all user-generated data including voice calls and messages for six months starting from July 1, 2018.
|
|
The move is likely to be welcomed by digital giants such as Alphabet Inc's Google and Facebook who would have fallen under the scope of the envisaged 3 percent levy.
|
|
Under an interim management accord envisaged in the April deal, all decisions for Mediaset's Premium had to be taken with Vivendi until the deal's closing, due at the end of September.
|
|
The estimates for nature's potential, led by planting forests, were up to 30 percent higher than those envisaged by a U.N. panel of climate scientists in a 2014 report, it said.
|
|
The 2019 budget had envisaged a deficit of 2.4 percent in 2019 as a result and while this is within the official EU limit of 3 percent, Brussels rejected the budget.
|
|
Recent plans by city officials envisaged private developers clearing the area and building high-rise flats in which each eligible family gets a free 225 sq ft (21 sq meters) unit.
|
|
In its statement Saturday, the North envisaged "simultaneous" steps by the two sides and a declaration on ending the 1950-53 Korean War, for which a peace treaty was never signed.
|
|
President Donald Trump's administration says the WTO is dysfunctional because it has failed to hold China to account for not opening up its economy as envisaged when Beijing joined in 2001.
|
|
The election will also turn on whether the expansive government-led reforms envisaged by the Democratic candidates can attract a majority of electoral votes in a clear change of political direction.
|
|
To attend school—even a lousy school where you barely learn to read—is to gain a little independence and learn about opportunities that your parents had not envisaged for you.
|
|
Physicists like to devise Gedankenexperimente because they are a way to consider ideas that cannot be tested for real, usually because the technology needed is not yet available or even envisaged.
|
|
The envisaged public infrastructure fund which will be managed by the Development Bank of Namibia (DBN) will improve the execution of some large public investment projects which are incurring cost overruns.
|
|
NEOM is envisaged as a hub between Europe, Asia and Africa, and a home drawing in people with the skills to create world-class businesses in industries from biotechnology to food.
|
|
Earlier on Thursday, the world's biggest steelmaker ArcelorMittal cut its forecast for global steel demand on Thursday, with a sharper reduction now envisaged in Europe due to a lean automotive market.
|
|
Rajput is also doing "Chanda Mama Door Ke" a film about India's first mission to the moon, and "Drive", an action film that is envisaged as the first of a franchise.
|
|
Overall, the deal would allow Britain to distance itself further from the bloc than was envisaged under the stalled agreement sealed by the then prime minister, Theresa May, a year ago.
|
|
After trips to Britain and the United States with major contracts envisaged, the prince, or MBS as he is also known, will attend cultural events, political meetings and an economic forum.
|
|
The tangled alliances and rivalries among the states and armed groups embroiled in the war add to pessimism about the chances of success of further peace talks envisaged soon in Geneva.
|
|
The watchdog's preliminary analysis showed that the deal could hamper competition in two zones in Russia's Urals and Western Siberia, he added, though he did not say what remedies he envisaged.
|
|
Throughout the twentieth century, proponents of this particularly American blend of theology envisaged God as a kind of banker, dispensing money to the deserving, with Jesus as a model business executive.
|
|
Corporate networks were supported by advertising, and what many progressives had envisaged as the ideal democratic forum began to seem more like Times Square, cluttered with ads for soap and coffee.
|
|
This latter development of the original idea, using the material wealth data that its customers share to break into the insurtech field, was always envisaged as an application of the future.
|
|
Iraq's ambassador to the United Nations in Geneva, Hussain Mahmood Alkhateeb, said the plan envisaged by Baghdad to address unrest was already being implemented and went "wider" than the U.N. proposals.
|
|
" Luce, too, envisaged the American century as powered by a "passionate devotion to American ideals," a sharing "with all peoples of our Bill of Rights, our Declaration of Independence, our Constitution.
|
|
The autonomous system will now be ready by the beginning of next decade, Daimler said, without disclosing when it had first envisaged the commercial launch of automated taxis, or robo-taxis.
|
|
Cattaneo's multi-million wage and benefit package envisaged a performance-based "special award" of up to 40 million euros - or 10 million for each of the four years of his mandate.
|
|
Starling is hoping to take advantage of the coming open banking and data environment envisaged by European and U.K. regulators, which Yolt and other mobile phoned based players are also targeting.
|
|
"Overall growth in China is evolving broadly as envisaged, but with a faster-than-expected slowdown in imports and exports, in part reflecting weaker investment and manufacturing activity," the IMF said.
|
|
"We do not expect to force closures, we believe that the companies will naturally stop their coal businesses," the ministry source said, adding the plan envisaged incentives to close coal plants.
|
|
"We were having conversations about a broader arrangement and the ability to grow value over time, which was a much more sellable package (to Enbridge) than they initially envisaged," he said.
|
|
The project is called GET H2 Nukleus, playing on the name of the Get H2 pilot plant planned by RWE, which is envisaged to have a capacity of 100 megawatts (MW).
|
|
France's fiscal strength will not improve to the extent that the rating agency envisaged when assigning the positive outlook on the Aa2 rating in May 2018, Moody's said in a statement.
|
|
At the moment, some 113 million people in the EU are at risk of poverty or social exclusion, a far cry from the target of 92.6 million originally envisaged for 2020.
|
|
A slide from a BASF presentation from last year, seen by Reuters, envisaged a cathode materials product made up of just 25 percent nickel and 22016 percent manganese in about 22.
|
|
Nevertheless, it presents a stark contrast to some British assertions that a new relationship could be struck within the two-year timetable envisaged under the formal process for withdrawal, which Mrs.
|
|
The envisaged rebalancing of fiscal and monetary policy would stabilise the management of the economy and give authorities room to manoeuvre in case of unforeseen shocks in the future, Njoroge said.
|
|
The possibility the government may revoke Autostrade's licence and pay less compensation than previously envisaged has prompted rating agencies to downgrade both Atlantia's and Autostrade's multibillion-euro debt pile to junk.
|
|
In the proposal, the latest and most significant one put forward by Highways England, the British government organization overseeing the project, the tunnel would be longer than previously envisaged: 1.8 miles.
|
|
"A TALE OF A TUB", "Drapier's Letters" and "A Modest Proposal", which envisaged the Irish poor farming infants for the tables of the wealthy, all made Jonathan Swift famous in his time.
|
|
That would enable Puigdemont to go the polls earlier than envisaged by Rajoy, who spoke of a six-month timetable, and to exploit the anti-Madrid sentiment running high in the region.
|
|
He said the country would spend as much as required for the envisaged plan, which will include making structures earthquake-proof, energy efficiency measures and land reclamation, though without specifying an amount.
|
|
The company did not initially provide details on the volume of the envisaged cuts and where they could occur, while adding it had decided not to build up a battery cell production.
|
|
He said one of his concerns was that Britain should grant a settled status to EU citizens based on a free-of-charge declaration while London's latest proposal envisaged a conditional application.
|
|
With tightening labor market conditions starting to push up wage growth, that could stoke inflation pressures and prompt the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates at a faster pace than currently envisaged.
|
|
A source close to the negotiations said the deal envisaged that France would repay to companies the difference between a French tax and a planned mechanism being drawn up by the OECD.
|
|
Deng also saw some benefit in sending more Chinese students to universities abroad to acquire technical know-how at state expense, but he never envisaged an outflow on the scale seen since.
|
|
The Forest City project, which is envisaged to eventually house 700,000 people on reclaimed land near Singapore, has faced uncertainty since Mahathir's coalition won a shock victory at a May general election.
|
|
The warrant system was envisaged for Euronext's wheat, rapeseed and maize (corn) futures, although it would require adapting market regulations as such a system does not currently exist in France, he said.
|
|
Hosuk Lee-Makiyama of the European Centre for International Political Economy, a Brussels think-tank, says they are toothless against China's "state-capitalist model", which is far more influential than was envisaged.
|
|
I had conceived of him as a Socratic, high-culture grandfather who wouldn't likely be cruising at the museum before noon, and he had envisaged me as a bushy-tailed audio tramp.
|
|
But at the same TSF event, Left Bloc lawmaker Pedro Felipe Soares said his party was hoping to assess the sustainability of debt jointly with the Socialists, as envisaged by their alliance.
|
|
U.S. President Donald Trump's administration says the WTO is dysfunctional because it has failed to hold China to account for not opening up its economy as envisaged when Beijing joined in 2001.
|
|
Wider primary pricing means that the large buyout deals backing Blackstone's purchase of Thomson Reuters' F&R unit and Envision may need to price higher than originally envisaged to clear the market.
|
|
Aslanbayli said a final investment decision regarding exploration and production on the east and central Azeri field envisaged by the extended contract would be made in the first half of this year.
|
|
An initially envisaged market delisting will not be carried out because considered too costly but a new chief executive will be appointed in the next 3 to 6 months, the source said.
|
|
The approach envisaged in the Roadmap focused on enhancing the Palestinian Security Forces (PSF) through providing training and equipment, as well creating a professional nonpoliticized structure under which these forces would operate.
|
|
"We have no intention of accepting artificial deadlines or any proposal which would deny the thorough review which we envisaged when reaching agreement in 2016," Martin told the Irish parliament on Wednesday.
|
|
A top priority for the Americans is maintaining a tariff of 25 percent on imports of Korean pickup trucks, which the existing deal envisaged being phased out from 2019, sources have said.
|
|
The U.N. deal aims to bring the sides together but the envisaged joint cabinet has been unable to set up in Tripoli and start work because of factional resistance on the ground.
|
|
Puok Both Baluang, SPLM-IO deputy spokesman, said the rebels should appoint two of the four vice presidents envisaged under the Entebbe deal and Kiir's grip on power should be loosened further.
|
|
Like many conservative intellectuals, Hawley believes that the Progressive Era amounted to a disastrous wrong turn, when the administrative apparatus that Roosevelt created superseded the modest, decentralized government envisaged by the Framers.
|
|
In March to June period, the finance ministry raised 218 billion rubles ($3.45 billion) via OFZ rouble-denominated treasury bonds, out of 450 billion rubles envisaged in the second-quarter borrowing plan.
|
|
U.S. President Donald Trump's administration says the WTO is dysfunctional, as it has failed to hold China to account for not opening up its economy as envisaged when Beijing joined in 2001.
|
|
Messina reiterated that the bank would press on with its bid even if the take-up threshold were 50.1%, saying "this share is sufficient to carry out much of the synergies envisaged".
|
|
The point is that while tackling climate change in the way envisaged by the Paris accord used to look like a hard engineering and economic problem, these days it looks fairly easy.
|
|
"Over-optimistic revenue projections have led to higher financing needs than initially envisaged, resulting in over-reliance on the expensive borrowing from the central bank to finance the deficit," the Fund said.
|
|
Positive rating action is not envisaged over the rating horizon owing to an inherent lack of diversification stemming from its strategic imperative to remain a major bottler of Coca-Cola in Australasia.
|
|
The new government reinstated the project in April, though possibly without the terminal, as initially envisaged, for a proposed high-speed rail link to Singapore which has since been put on hold.
|
|
The European Commission, which represents euro zone lenders alongside the ESM and the European Central Bank, said there was nothing wrong with the actions envisaged for Greece by the current ESM bailout.
|
|
France had committed 700 million euros and Germany would offer 1 billion euros towards a project that envisaged setting up plants in both nations in future, the source said of the plans.
|
|
Once results were known "we will activate the procedures envisaged by the protocols of the region, the Health Ministry and the ISS National Health Institute," the regional government said in a statement.
|
|
A list of proposed bodywork changes for 2017 published by the governing FIA on Wednesday envisaged car weights increasing from 702kg to 722kg including bigger tyres which accounted for an estimated five kg.
|
|
It is not unlikely that countries present incomplete budgets because of elections, but the commission warned the current budgetary measures envisaged by the three caretaker executives could fall short of EU fiscal rules.
|
|
"One positive sign is the partnership on AI, envisaged in part as a group that can create collaborative dynamics where the benefit of participating counter the competitive 'cost' of sharing information," he said.
|
|
The main envisaged benefits for consumers boil down to greater service and feature choice; enhanced privacy and transparency; and genuine control over the services they use and how they want to use them.
|
|
This means that a system of investor protection also envisaged in the accord, which opponents say will hand too much power to multinationals, may come into force only after ratification by national parliaments.
|
|
The ICS is envisaged as a common methodology across jurisdictions but the implementation of an "appropriately" risk-based ICS is ambitious given local differences in accounting regimes, product risk profiles, and asset risk.
|
|
BRUSSELS, Aug 1 (Reuters) - ArcelorMittal, the world's largest steelmaker, on Thursday revised down its forecast for global steel demand, with a sharper reduction now envisaged in Europe due to a lean automotive market.
|
|
That contingency planning covers a scenario in which "the UK also fails to pay what is envisaged" under the current EU budget, which Britain is part of, Bertaud told a regular news briefing.
|
|
"Requirements for limiting of foreign participation in the significant informational resources in the relation to the voting shares at the level of 50% minus one share should also be envisaged," the document said.
|
|
Siluanov said the 2016 budget deficit was likely to be 420 billion rubles ($6.5 billion) more than envisaged in the budget, which had assumed an average Urals oil price of $50 per barrel.
|
|
Fininvest is likely to buy a 1.5 percent stake in Mediaset this year as envisaged by a deal with Vivendi for the sale of Mediaset Premium, Il Sole 24 Ore said on Thursday.
|
|
Capital controls could be gradually relaxed from late 2016 if the political and operating environments are stable and Greece continues to deliver the reforms envisaged in its economic adjustment programme, in our view.
|
|
In September the president made counter-proposals which still envisaged greater political control over the courts but to be exercised by the president and not by the justice minister, as well as parliament.
|
|
Murren said he envisaged a REIT where an MGM-controlled operating company responsible for expenses and investment would pay rent to a property company owned by private investors and domestic and foreign companies.
|
|
ArcelorMittal, which accounts for about 6% of world steel production, cut its forecast for global steel demand on Thursday, with a sharper reduction now envisaged in Europe due to a lean automotive market.
|
|
Not only have German automobile producers found it more difficult than initially envisaged to adjust to tighter emission standards, but it has also been hit by weaker Chinese demand and by Brexit worries.
|
|
But at the same time, it is strange that Liverpool has spent much of the last week being criticized for not meeting targets it had never set and most fans had never envisaged.
|
|
Reuters reported at the time that the Chinese were valuing the club at up to 750 million euros ($832.73 million), including debt, and that talks had envisaged an initial sale of 70 percent.
|
|
Soko Moussa's lawyer argued that his client was entitled to release from arrest in terms of law, since the maximum term of 30 months preventive arrest envisaged by law had run its course.
|
|
Just as the West wonders how to deal with Mr. Putin, the European Union seems powerless with Poland's and Hungary's leaders; such assaults on our values by member states had hardly been envisaged.
|
|
The envisaged underground extension of a high-speed rail link between Tel Aviv and Jerusalem is still on the drawing board and a transport ministry spokeswoman said other departments still needed to approve it.
|
|
The agreement, which envisaged clearing the province of heavy weapons and jihadists, helped avert a Syrian government assault on the region, the last major bastion of Assad's opponents after almost eight years of war.
|
|
André Rebouças, a leader of the movement to abolish slavery in Brazil (which happened only in 245), envisaged a "rural democracy" resulting from "the emancipation of the slave and his regeneration through land ownership".
|
|
The compromise would see the floor set at 72.5 percent of the capital banks would have to hold under a stricter model set by regulators, down from the 75 percent envisaged originally, Dombret said.
|
|
MILAN (Reuters) - Italy's Banca Carige will cut around 22016,21 jobs, almost twice as many as previously envisaged, and try to raise 20.8416 billion euros ($1.2 billion) under a new plan to revive its fortunes.
|
|
Officials and analysts say that entering Mosul is likely to kick off intense street fighting as coalition forces try to retake what has become the cultural capital of ISIS' envisaged caliphate, or Islamic state.
|
|
A sovereign downgrade, a negative asset quality shock or a material weakening of profitability that puts pressure on capital could lead to a negative rating action, although this is currently not envisaged by Fitch.
|
|
On the supply side, Russia said on Sunday it produced more oil in September than envisaged by a global deal due to an increase in gas condensate output as the country prepared for winter.
|
|
Schaeuble said last week that suspending payment of EU structural funds — another step envisaged by the beefed-up Pact — could be a more effective way of influencing a government's budget policy than levying fines.
|
|
In an interview, Rumhy said Oman and Iran were at an advanced stage of designing the pipeline and had agreed on a deeper option than originally envisaged to avoid crossing any third country's borders.
|
|
Alternative sites upstream where the Mekong separates into several channels are possible but either financially unfeasible or only marginally less destructive than the site currently envisaged for the 2,600 megawatt dam, the study said.
|
|
Other U.S. trading partners were also quick to react, with Mexico saying it would use legal means to ensure Washington met international obligations, pointing to compensation envisaged under the North American Free Trade Agreement.
|
|
Mr. Steinmeier also said that Germany wasn't shirking its responsibility and that no one could regard the envisaged deployment of four additional battalions to Poland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania as a threat to Russia.
|
|
LONDON (Reuters) - When Bishop Herbert started building a new cathedral in the English city of Norwich in 1096, it was unlikely he ever envisaged it would play host to a 50-foot helter skelter.
|
|
A downgrade of TMFNL by more than one notch, although not currently envisaged given the Stable Outlook on the company's rating, would lead to a downgrade of the bond's rating to the same level.
|
|
Other U.S. trading partners were also quick to react, with Mexico saying it would use legal means to ensure Washington met international obligations, pointing to compensation envisaged under the North American Free Trade Agreement.
|
|
U.S. President Donald Trump's administration says the WTO is dysfunctional because it has failed to hold China to account for not opening up its economy as envisaged when Beijing joined the body in 2001.
|
|
While Mr. Putin's military intervention established the Kremlin as a major player in the Middle East for the first time in decades, extricating Russia from Syria is proving far more difficult than he envisaged.
|
|
So this is not quite the clash of the tennis titans that Federer and his agent Tony Godsick envisaged when they created this team tournament, drawing on golf's biennial pressure cooker, the Ryder Cup.
|
|
"The digital space is the Christie's South Ken of the 21st century," said Mr. Cerutti, adding that he envisaged the auction house as a global operation with fewer auction rooms and more online sales.
|
|
For the Chinese, achieving parity with the West is a long-cherished goal, envisaged as a restoration of greatness after the humiliation of Western occupations and the self-inflicted wounds of the Mao era.
|
|
The parliamentary source said purchases of something like Lockheed's C-130 Hercules might be envisaged and that the A400 was, according to the air force, too wide and heavy to land on some runways.
|
|
Both come at the idea of the legacy of the original from different angles, and—despite some shared ideas—have very different ideas about what Watchmen, as envisaged by Moore and Gibbons, actually represented.
|
|
The envisaged reductions at the Birr and Baden facilities — which will remain open — are separate from the 1,200 Swiss job cuts GE announced last year at its troubled power generation business, a spokesman said.
|
|
The existing deal came into force on January 1, 2017, and envisaged global oil producers reducing their combined output by 1.8 million barrels per day (bpd) to cut bloated stockpiles and prop up oil prices.
|
|
TEL AVIV (Reuters) - Prince William envisaged a strong future for Israel while making the first official British royal visit to the country on Tuesday and pledged to commemorate the Holocaust that contributed to its foundation.
|
|
Asked by Irish state broadcaster RTE how he envisaged a deal could be done between Britain and the EU after weeks of stalemate, Varadkar cited the common ground between the Irish government and the DUP.
|
|
They could encourage banks to raise subordinated debt and other types of capital, faster than currently envisaged so that there is less risk that the 8 percent rule hits those lower in the pecking order.
|
|
The investment vehicle's companies are exempted from taxes and import duties, as part of a welfare state envisaged by Haftar, but they need banks to deal with partners abroad and expand their businesses, analysts say.
|
|
More than a maker of crypto wealth, Buterin envisaged his creation as a platform that developers and companies use to develop decentralized systems and applications that take us into a new era of the internet.
|
|
The sources said that the death of Tjitrawati Gunadi, wife of Panin Group founder Mu'min Ali Gunawan, has added to delays in the auction process, which envisaged bidders making a formal offer earlier this year.
|
|
"Although the Winterbothams' market price evaluation of the Equanimity at USD$130mil (RM530.46mil) was not reached, the net returns to the government is as good, if not more than envisaged," Thomas was cited as saying.
|
|
The European Central Bank has acknowledged this general trend, saying that the gap between weaker and stronger countries in the euro zone was widening rather than narrowing, as originally envisaged when the currency was created.
|
|
He branded the Soviet Union an "evil empire," ordered a massive US military buildup, stationed nuclear missiles on European soil and envisaged a "Star Wars" missile defense shield to de-fang the Soviet nuclear arsenal.
|
|
Juelich envisaged hydrogen demand of 12 million tonnes by 2050, compared with 1.7 million at the moment, and pipelines, landing terminals and storage units to allow for around half of this volume to be imported.
|
|
They had fallen as much as 1.73 percent in the previous session amid concerns that rebalancing the global oil market will take longer than originally envisaged.. Teck Resources Ltd advanced 3.7 percent to C$22.05.
|
|
Siluanov also said that the 2016 budget deficit was likely to be 420 billion roubles ($6.5 billion) more than envisaged in the budget, which had assumed an average Urals oil price of $50 per barrel.
|
|
A downgrade of TMFNL, although not currently envisaged due to the Stable Outlook on the company's rating, of more than two notches, would lead to a downgrade of the bonds' rating to the same level.
|
|
Around two years after the port has been in operation it is envisaged that other investors will be invited to participate in the port concession, which is expected to run for 30 years, he said.
|
|
The newspaper adds that it is envisaged by proponents of this idea that such a regime would be voluntary but backed with the threat of a legislative crackdown if the online environment does not improve.
|
|
Referring to the legal measures it would make use of to ensure the United States fulfilled its international obligations, Mexico pointed to compensation envisaged under an article of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
|
|
Consob said it had also kicked off a procedure which will allow it to adopt further restrictive measures, introducing a more lasting ban on short-selling as envisaged by existing European regulation under exceptional circumstances.
|
|
MILANO, Sept 18 (Reuters) - Italian troubled lender Carige said on Wednesday that events after June 30 did not affect the adequacy of a 900 million euro ($993 million) cash call envisaged by its rescue plan.
|
|
CARIGE (shares suspended from trading) Italian troubled lender said on Wednesday that events after June 2300 did not affect the adequacy of a 225 million euro ($2300 million) cash call envisaged by its rescue plan.
|
|
The Commission originally envisaged the CMU as a way to diversify sources of funding and eliminate cross-border barriers to investment, unlocking capital that could be channelled to companies and infrastructure projects to spur growth.
|
|
"When we created the Setsuna, we envisaged a family pouring its love into it over generations so that the car gains an irreplaceable value," says Kenji Tsuji, the engineer behind the development of the car.
|
|
While Merkel said the agreement at least provided certainty to European carmakers, the industry's umbrella group protested at the pace of the cuts envisaged and called for more public support for the transition to electric vehicles.
|
|
"The Georgian economy has shown resilience and continues to recover from the external shock, although at a slower pace than initially envisaged," the IMF said in a statement after the Fund's mission visit to the country.
|
|
And when you pair the envisaged ability to smartly control electrical devices with other extant capabilities of smartwatches, such as fitness/health tracking and notification filtering, the whole wearable proposition starts to feel rather more substantial.
|
|
Il Sole 24 Ore on Sunday reported that a document it had seen envisaged the break up of the company including the spin off of the group's network and its merger with broadband company Open Fiber.
|
|
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - A tax withholding plan in Mexico for drivers at ride-hailing firms envisaged as voluntary when it was unveiled earlier this week could become obligatory in 2020, Spanish company Cabify said on Friday.
|
|
A rescue plan, devised by bankers at J.P. Morgan and Mediobanca and unveiled in July, envisaged the offloading of €27.8bn-worth (gross) of bad loans into a separate entity and recapitalising the cleansed bank with €5bn.
|
|
Postponing the date of Britain's planned departure or a tilt towards a softer Brexit than envisaged in May's deal would open up the prospect of fresh negotiations between London and Brussels, dampening any knee-jerk rally.
|
|
Five years later Australia's first win in England prompted the Sporting Times to run a mock obituary of English cricket, in which it envisaged how "the body will be cremated and the ashes sent to Australia".
|
|
Abdullah al-Dawood, chairman of Development and Investment Entertainment Company (DIEC), said his firm envisaged about 20 centers, each around 50,000 to 100,000 sq metres (540,000 to 1.1 million sq feet), in 14 or 15 cities.
|
|
The MoU sets out a long list of "areas of mutual interest" where the pair see what they dub as "future potential" to work together over the five-year period of collaboration envisaged in the memorandum.
|
|
The anemic figures raise further doubt about the strength of private consumption, emphasizing how difficult it will be for Japan's economy to generate sustained wage growth and price inflation, as envisaged in the government's "Abenomics" policies.
|
|
The majority of the company's workers last week voted against a restructuring plan that envisaged cuts to jobs and salaries, making it impossible for the loss-making airline to secure funds to keep its aircraft flying.
|
|
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) said that while transfer, retention and use of passenger data was allowed in general, the envisaged rules for handling sensitive personal data "are not limited to what is strictly necessary".
|
|
Andreas Utermann, chief executive officer at Allianz Global Investors overseeing $480 billion of assets, said his firm's London operation had grown in recent years, adding that he envisaged adding to the London headcount, not reducing it.
|
|
Many banks plan so-called parallel runs, where they apply the old and new accounting rules at the same time, but this testing may, in some cases, be more limited than originally envisaged, the EBA said.
|
|
Italy's original budget proposal envisaged a deficit equal to 2.4 percent of GDP in 2019, up from 1.8 percent this year — a suggestion that the Commission had dismissed as a flagrant breech of EU fiscal rules.
|
|
The grid companies, known as transmission system operators (TSOs), have presented plans for a four-week consultation outlining spending on onshore lines of 52 billion euros ($60 billion), compared to the 13 billion euros previously envisaged.
|
|
The kind of leverage envisaged by the ITF would provide support for a higher rating; subject to a more thorough understanding of the factors described, long term funding plans and a wider review of ongoing performance.
|
|
"Outside our central scenario, we think the risks are skewed decisively in the direction of a longer Article 50 extension and a softer Brexit end-state than originally envisaged by Prime Minister May," wrote GS economists.
|
|
It has been envisaged by the Japanese firm Sanaa as a series of low-rise pavilions extending over an adjacent freeway and down the hill to a dramatic cavity housing World War II-era oil tanks.
|
|
MOSCOW, Oct 20 (Reuters) - Russia produced more oil in September than envisaged by a global deal due to an increase in gas condensate output as the country prepared for winter, local news agencies reported on Sunday.
|
|
The commitment will be included in the summit's declaration, the official said, adding that a meeting of German Chancellor Angela Merkel and U.S. President Donald Trump was envisaged for Wednesday on the sidelines of the meeting.
|
|
Immediately after the rollout of the Trump administration's plan, Mr. Netanyahu's government promised to begin the process of extending Israeli sovereignty over substantial parts of the occupied West Bank, as the Trump plan envisaged, within days.
|
|
The deal signed during Chinese leader Xi Jinping's visit to the former Soviet republic last year envisaged construction of warehouses, transport terminals, hotels and other facilities in a free-trade zone near Kyrgyzstan's border with China.
|
|
"Our plans to build a bigger, stronger T-Mobile remain unchanged - even after the conditions agreed with the DoJ," CEO Tim Hoettges told reporters, adding he still expected the merger to yield the cost savings originally envisaged.
|
|
Though his administration warned Russia that the attack was imminent, it has probably made it even less likely that Mr Trump will be able to bring about the major improvement in American-Russian relations he once envisaged.
|
|
"Projections indicate that inflation will revert to the envisaged mid-single digit levels by end 2017 and stabilise thereafter, underpinned by tight monetary conditions that have been in place from the beginning of 2016," the bank said.
|
|
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union's Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier said on Monday the draft Brexit deal reached with London was "fair and balanced", as the bloc haggled with Britain over any extension to the envisaged transition period.
|
|
Russia's budget, which is in danger of running up a bigger deficit this year than the 3.7 percent of gross domestic product envisaged, needs about 1 trillion rubles ($15.7 billion) in total from privatization deals in 13.
|
|
Fitch does not expect the government to fully execute the capital spending envisaged in the 2017 budget, approximately NGN1.8trn, or 1.5% of GDP, but it will have to finance an overall federal government deficit of approximately NGN2.6trn.
|
|
Millennial investors warn wealth managers to go digital When the outside world intrudes on Silicon Valley Airbnb sues San Francisco in fines dispute Microsoft's opening "indication of interest" envisaged a price of $160 a share in cash.
|
|
Although Beijing had offered Hong Kong a democratic reform blueprint for a direct vote, it envisaged the city's next leader being drawn only from candidates essentially pre-screened by a small panel packed with pro-Beijing loyalists.
|
|
The BOJ's move - boosting the dollar by 1.7 percent against the yen - could make it even harder for the U.S. Federal Reserve to raise interest rates four times this year, as originally envisaged by its policy board.
|
|
The electoral system pushed through by Renzi in 2015 is unusable because it assumed the upper house Senate would no longer be directly elected, as envisaged by his constitutional reform which was thrown out in the referendum.
|
|
WASHINGTON, Oct 9 (Reuters) - Recent euro zone economic data remains consistent with the European Central Bank's projections, suggesting the bloc remains on the path envisaged in its September forecasts, ECB Vice President Vitor Constancio said on Sunday.
|
|
Shares in Interserve lost more than half their value on Monday after the company announced a rescue plan that envisaged converting much of its debt into new shares, potentially handing control of the company to its creditors.
|
|
Italy's biggest bank has assured investors the European Central Bank is happy with its turnaround plan and will not require it to book more writedowns on its bad loans than already envisaged, a source said on Tuesday.
|
|
The hybrid warfare techniques that Russia used to annex Crimea, and to wrest control of eastern Ukraine's Donbas region away from Kiev, require a response different from the force-on-force confrontations envisaged during the cold war.
|
|
They envisaged machines able to assemble data and produce predictive outcomes, and then distribute these everywhere, instantly, turning rules and standards upside down and replacing them with micro-directives that were more responsive to circumstances, and rational.
|
|
Everyone has always known that the widening cost gap between on- and off-exchange storage lay at the heart of the LME's warehousing woes and now that gap should start closing over the envisaged five-year freeze.
|
|
The idea of a "Crossrail" line running across the city has been envisaged since the early 1970s but like other major infrastructure projects such as the expansion of Heathrow, it took years to get the project approved.
|
|
An FPO source confirmed the envisaged timing for an agreement and swearing-in ceremony, adding a news conference with Kurz and Freedom Party leader Heinz-Christian Strache was planned for 1800 Vienna time (1700 GMT) on Friday.
|
|
The market was pricing in one rate increase in December and one more next year, while the Fed itself envisaged three rate hikes in 917.993 and was likely to move more rapidly than previously expected under Taylor.
|
|
Brussels forecast this month that Italy's public debt will slightly decline this year, but will remain above 130 percent of the country's gross domestic product (GDP), more than double the 60 percent ceiling envisaged in EU rules.
|
|
When the residents of Villamartín heard that the landmark castle near their small town in southern Spain was to be restored, they probably envisaged a thoughtful restoration of the medieval stronghold to something approximating its former glory.
|
|
He might have envisaged his first few strokes, he might have dreamed of turning the tide against England, but there was no way he could have predicted just how important his innings would turn out to be.
|
|
A dietary shift from meat and dairy is envisaged to reduce pastureland by up to 2628 million square kilometers, or 28503 million square miles, an area greater than the U.S. (which is roughly 22020 million square miles).
|
|
S Immo did not reveal the names of the buyers but had said on Wednesday that one of its reference shareholders had indicated interest for more than half of the envisaged transaction size, triggering new consolidation speculation.
|
|
Three projects are currently attracting the most attention: the Airlander 10, which is scheduled to launch next month, in England; Lockheed Martin's LMH-1; and Pasternak's Aeroscraft, the machine he first envisaged as a boy in Lviv.
|
|
Harder for the climate sceptics to accept, perhaps, especially in this age of nationalism, is the potential loss of sovereignty involved in the sort of target-setting and politicking envisaged by Paris and other international climate accords.
|
|
While proposals in the "Vision 21970" reforms to reduce Riyadh's dependence on oil revenue and boost the private sector have drawn most attention, some of the most consequential changes envisaged for Saudi Arabia are to its society.
|
|
The investment is a measure of growing political ties between China and Belarus, a country envisaged as a gateway for China to the European Union, part of China's giant investment initiative known as One Belt One Road.
|
|
Bankers and lawyers said that was unlikely to happen because EU members have said no talks about any exemptions or concessions - even temporary, as envisaged by a transitional deal - can begin until Britain has formally applied to leave.
|
|
Shares in Interserve plunged 52 percent to fresh record lows after the embattled British outsourcer announced a rescue plan that envisaged converting much of its debt into new shares, potentially handing control of the company to its creditors.
|
|
MEXICO CITY, May 24 (Reuters) - A tax withholding plan in Mexico for drivers at ride-hailing firms envisaged as voluntary when it was unveiled earlier this week could become obligatory in 2020, Spanish company Cabify said on Friday.
|
|
The creators of the King Abdullah Financial District (KAFD) envisaged a kind of mini-Dubai, a haven for foreign financial services and investors as well as local banks and companies currently doing business from offices all over Riyadh.
|
|
Mitsubishi's regional jet program, Japan's first passenger plane since the 1960s, has been delayed by several years, with first customer ANA Holdings Inc now expecting the 90-seater plane in 2020, rather than in 2013 as originally envisaged.
|
|
It has also confirmed the previous government's target of reducing central government (CG) debt to 21000% of GDP from 212000% in 4807123, but the target now is to be achieved one year later than previously envisaged, in 212001.
|
|
In a second step towards the envisaged merger, Immofinanz aims to demerge or sell its Russian portfolio, consisting of five Moscow shopping centers with a book value of around 1.2 billion euros — a quarter of its book value.
|
|
The leaders of Italy's populist government originally presented a budget for the euro zone's third largest economy that envisaged a deficit equal to 2.4 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) in 2019, up from 1.8 percent this year.
|
|
Another envisaged benefit for startups is "trust in the framework and recognition that promising, innovative digital businesses will be protected from foreclosure or exclusion" — which they argue "should catalyse investment in UK digital businesses, driving the sector's growth".
|
|
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia is cutting its oil output in June by slightly more than envisaged in a deal between OPEC and non-OPEC oil exporters, RIA news agency cited Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak as saying on Friday.
|
|
"Forward thinking statesmen and leaders must ... come together to ensure a positive principled future," he said, adding that the network he envisaged could also help protect against "Russia's worrying actions" and the growing strategic impact of climate change.
|
|
The budget plan the government originally proposed to parliament envisaged cutting the deficit to 7.6% of gross domestic product (GDP) from 11.5% in 2018, but parliament's budget committee said last week it aimed to cut it to 6.6%.
|
|
Average annual investments would total around 28 percent of gross domestic product; cumulative investment over the five years is expected to be 41 billion rials ($106 billion), against 38 billion rials envisaged in the previous five-year plan.
|
|
An alternative rescue plan for the lender sponsored by former industry minister Corrado Passera envisaged classing as non-performing a further 4.4 billion euros in unlikely-to-pay loans older than one year, La Stampa reported on Saturday.
|
|
S would have to pay should it back out of an agreed takeover by ChemChina has been cut to $848 million from the $673 billion first envisaged, a prospectus for the $43 billion deal published on Tuesday showed.
|
|
The recreation of an old trade route is not to everyone's liking, with many pointing out that countries along the route are falling into debt in order to pay for the large infrastructure projects envisaged by the BRI.
|
|
The EU rejected London's previous fix for Ireland last June because it envisaged only a time-limited emergency border backstop and assumed all of the UK would remain in the EU's customs area for a while after Brexit.
|
|
"Not only are we confident that Pebble as currently envisaged will secure development permits from federal, state and local regulatory agencies, we are confident it will co-exist with the world-class fisheries of Bristol Bay," Collier said.
|
|
UEFA's legal department, which, like much of Europe, is working from home, is poring over agreements and working to find a solution to a problem that until the last two months had not been envisaged by anyone involved.
|
|
LISBON (Reuters) - Portugal's flag carrier TAP canceled around 1,000 flights scheduled in March and April on Thursday after concerns about the coronavirus epidemic led to a fall in demand and said it envisaged an unspecified impact on revenues.
|
|
Still, I never envisaged the match-day murmurs I had sensed on Holloway Road that day were tectonic plates on a collision course that would divide our fan base even further and lead, at last, to Wenger's exit.
|
|
CEO Luigi Gubitosi told Italy's antitrust in September the group planned to adopt the co-investment model envisaged by new EU regulations to build out its fiber-to-the-home network, Il Sole 24 Ore said on Saturday.
|
|
Described by Rosatom as the planet's "only floating power unit," it's envisaged that the Akademik Lomonosov — which set sail from the Russian port of Murmansk in August — will become an important part of the Chukotka area's power supply.
|
|
Just as new rules for interaction were forged out of the Cuban missile crisis, so too could a renewed sense of threat help entente, which has not worked out as swimmingly as the Kremlin envisaged under President Trump.
|
|
The Socialist bill envisaged legalisation for medically-assisted death based on an informed request by patients suffering profoundly from a serious, incurable illness with no expected improvement in sight, in a terminal state or suffering from widely incapacitating lesion.
|
|
The Socialist bill envisaged legalization for medically-assisted death based on an informed request by patients suffering profoundly from a serious, incurable illness with no expected improvement in sight, in a terminal state, or suffering from widely incapacitating lesion.
|
|
While the deal is undoubtedly a win for FireEye, which provides cyber threat tracking and security services for enterprises via its Mandiant business, the exit is far different to that which iSight had envisaged as recently as last year.
|
|
"Although the regime of cessation of hostilities envisaged by the Russian-US agreement is in its fourth day the question of whether the 'moderate opposition' is capable of complying with it in principle remains open," Konashenkov told reporters Friday.
|
|
Its envisaged use-case is someone realizing they've run out of a certain product when they're in the middle of cooking, and being able to add it to their list without having to break off from whatever they're chopping.
|
|
What Mendes and Guo didn't publicly reveal then, or since, was that they also envisaged creating a network of clubs and soccer academies in Europe and buying and selling players, emails and internal presentations related to the deal show.
|
|
Iran's Ali Akbar Salehi said he envisaged a joint pilot project with Hungary to design a 25-megawatt reactor and then a reactor of up to 100 megawatts, a size he said would be marketable across Asia and Africa.
|
|
But, as a woman who dates men, I've found that every breed of relationship I've ever had — from casual sex to long-term relationships — has felt completely antithetical to the vision of equality I've envisaged for my own life.
|
|
Although the IMF distributes the loan payments to Bosnia's central government in Sarajevo, the country's two autonomous regions, the Federation and the Serb Republic, are the principal beneficiaries of the aid, which they have envisaged in their respective budgets.
|
|
Last week the company and unions agreed to trim the scale of lay-offs among ground staff to around 1,700 from 2,037 previously envisaged, and reduce cuts to flight personnel wages to 8 percent from up to 30 percent.
|
|
The Washington Post reported on Thursday that Trump had asked Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during a July 14 phone call to let Ozkan go in what the White House envisaged as an indirect trade for Pastor Andrew Brunson.
|
|
In gross terms, the ECB wants the bank to sell nearly 14 billion euros of bad loans by 2018, almost three times more than the 5.5 billion euros of bad debt sales envisaged in the bank's current strategic plan.
|
|
The EU negotiator, a former financial services commissioner used to dealing with London, said there were three conditions to reaching an exit deal within the two years envisaged by EU law after May formally launches Brexit on March 29.
|
|
The market was pricing in one rate increase in December and one more next year, while the Fed itself envisaged three rate hikes in 914.403 and was likely to move more rapidly than previously expected under Taylor, they said.
|
|
That would be less than the 211 trillion reais savings envisaged in the draft bill President Jair Bolsonaro delivered to congressional leaders earlier this month, but enough to keep investors bullish on Brazilian assets this year, the poll found.
|
|
The government report said it envisaged the bank receiving 1 billion pounds of public capital in its first five years, and a further 1 billion pounds during the next five years, taking total public capital to 2 billion pounds.
|
|
The 2016 pact had also envisaged the EU taking in thousands of Syrian refugees directly from camps in Turkey, rewarding Turks with visa-free travel to the bloc, faster progress in EU membership talks and upgrading their customs union.
|
|
Elyess Fakhfakh told the local Magreb newspaper the government now expected growth of just 1% this year, compared with the 2.7% envisaged in the 2020 budget, with the coronavirus crisis responsible for a hit of half a percentage point.
|
|
Speaking to reporters in Ankara on Monday, Akar said the YPG had emptied the only Islamic State prison that Turkish forces had so far reached in the envisaged "safe zone" area and that the inmates had already been removed.
|
|
But since July, Nissan's operating performance has worsened by more than expected, making it likely its new management team will have to find savings significantly above the 26 billion yen currently envisaged to hit its targets, three sources said.
|
|
But since July, Nissan's operating performance has worsened by more than expected, making it likely its new management team will have to find savings significantly above the 22018 billion yen currently envisaged to hit its targets, three sources said.
|
|
The Outlook change reflects Fitch's view that GKN is unlikely to achieve the previously envisaged improvement in its margins, especially the free cash flow (FCF) margin, which was one ofjavascript:togglePRTab(6); confirmation(); the key metrics identified for an upgrade.
|
|
"If we are talking about the year as a whole, we unfortunately expect revenues to be 700 billion rubles lower than the volume envisaged in the budget law," Lavrov told the budget committee of the upper house of parliament.
|
|
Most informal peace plans have envisaged border adjustments that would allow Israel to retain some of the major settlement blocs, especially those close to the 1967 boundaries, under any permanent agreement with the Palestinians, in return for land swaps.
|
|
When the deal was first signed, Gazprom envisaged supplying India with LNG from its planned Schtokman project in the Barents Sea, which was subsequently scrapped as the shale gas revolution in the United States removed a key customer base.
|
|
On current trends, carbon dioxide emissions will be 17% lower in 2025 than they were in 2005, some way short of the 26-28% reductions envisaged in the Paris Agreement, which Mr Trump withdrew from, or the Clean Power Plan.
|
|
As the two discussed increasing imports of Russian gas to Europe via Nord Stream 2, a controversial pipeline from Russia to Germany that travels through the Baltic sea, they described a very different future from that envisaged by Mr Perry.
|
|
Debate on Switzerland's "Energy Strategy 22" has focused on what customers and taxpayers will pay for the measures and whether a four-fold rise in solar and wind power by 111, as envisaged in the law, can deliver reliable supplies.
|
|
Since then the private equity group, which owns 90 percent of Cavalli, has also decided to consider offers for a majority stake in the fashion label, other sources have said, as the sale process has proven more difficult than previously envisaged.
|
|
If construction starts on the 3.2 gigawatt Hinkley Point C plant in 2019 as is currently envisaged, it would likely take at least a decade before it comes online and then it would provide around 7 percent of Britain's electricity generation.
|
|
There seems to have been a calming of that connection since the peak of the oil crises in the seventies, which saw rocketing oil prices noticeably hiked inflation, but some patterns still remain and are envisaged between oil and consumer prices.
|
|
Takahashi had originally envisaged a thriller-style film with the girl as the main character but decided on a male lead whose perspective he could better understand, which he said helped him to deepen the story and address themes like abandonment.
|
|
Downward rating pressure may arise from any developments leading to a weakening of perceived support from their parents, such as major changes to ownership or material deterioration of the subsidiaries' operating performance, thereby deviating from the objectives envisaged by the parents.
|
|
Hubner, a Polish lawmaker and member of the main center-right political group in the EU parliament, said the decisions needed to be more evidence-based and the powers of EU regulators should be less discretionary than envisaged so far.
|
|
In the talks, British negotiators announced that, in any future trade deal, they no longer wanted to keep the U.K.'s social and environmental rules in step with the E.U.'s—indicating a more radical departure than May's government ever envisaged.
|
|
GEOFFREY SNOWGolden, Colorado In an essay published in 1939, "The Economic Conditions of Interstate Federalism", Friedrich Hayek envisaged a European federation that looks remarkably like today's EU, and warned that nationalism would be the force with the power to destroy it.
|
|
This reflects the principal protection in the form of an extendible maturity of 12 months on the expected issuance Fitch has assumed in its analysis, which is envisaged in the documentation to help make timely payments on the covered bonds.
|
|
Its guidelines for the Brexit negotiations already envisaged the possibility of a transitional period after March 2019, and officials in Brussels have long assumed that the only plausible one would prolong the status quo, including payments into the EU budget.
|
|
MOSCOW, June 28 (Reuters) - Russia is cutting its oil output in June by slightly more than envisaged in a deal between OPEC and non-OPEC oil exporters, RIA news agency cited Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak as saying on Friday.
|
|
Barnier said the UK would have to make appropriate contributions to EU coffers if it were to stay in the bloc's customs union and single market beyond the currently envisaged end of the transition at end-2020, 21 months after Brexit.
|
|
The authors of the new study envisaged using 12,000 wind turbines to pump seawater 1,500 metres up to the surface, where it would be frozen into 'snow' to try to weigh the sheet down enough to stop it collapsing any further.
|
|
Earlier on Saturday Groysman said Ukraine needed to set up an independent anti-graft judicial body quickly - adding that it did not matter if it was a separate court, as envisaged by the IMF, or a chamber to existing courts.
|
|
The bonds will be converted into shares worth the same amount, the fund's managing director Giuseppe Boccuzzi said, adding that the rescue plan envisaged a 700 million euro rights issue by Carige and a new convertible bond for 200 million euros.
|
|
The goalposts had clearly been moved now, and I suddenly envisaged myself being trapped there indefinitely with a lustrous white beard, a tragic tale of a troubled soul who'd slipped through the net spending the rest of his days institutionalised.
|
|
Bertoncelj said the incoming government will also adjust the 2019 budget plan in October because public sector wages are expected to rise next year by more than earlier expected while the absorption of European Union funds is slower than previously envisaged.
|
|
Armando Siri, Undersecretary for the Infrastructure Ministry and League lawmaker, told Reuters the scheme envisaged up to 15 billion euros in investments in Treasury bonds and, if approved in cabinet, would be included in a decree to be presented by Oct.
|
|
After completing its takeover of BMN in December, Bankia said it finished the year with a core Tier-1 fully loaded capital, the strictest measure of solvency, of 12.33 percent, above the 12 percent target it had envisaged with the acquisition.
|
|
The fine imposed on TIM is far from the envisaged 300 million euros as the government did not consider the full perimeter of the company but solely that of the group's strategic assets in the telecoms sector, several Italian dailies reported.
|
|
"We would thus welcome further information on the precise composition of the structural effort envisaged... for the different levels of government," the Commission said asking also for more information on the effects of a planned reform of corporate income tax.
|
|
He said the share of power that South Africa wanted to be generated from nuclear, coal, gas and renewables had not changed in the new IRP but that the document envisaged less new capacity being built for all energy sources.
|
|
MAINTENANCE AND DRILLING PLANS Aslanbayli said the BP-led consortium planned two maintenance shutdowns of platforms at the central Azeri and west Chirag oilfields this year for a couple of weeks each, but both events were envisaged in production forecasts.
|
|
HSBC Bank VR Negative pressure on HSBC Bank's VR could be caused by excessive trading volatility out of GB&M, faster-than-envisaged growth or a disproportionate increase in risk in the European subsidiaries, none of which are expected by Fitch.
|
|
Plenty of those traveling supporters might have envisaged their team taking on Barcelona or Real Madrid, one of the aristocrats, instead of the Belgian champion — a club of stolidly proletarian mien housed in an unlovable concrete monolith of a stadium.
|
|
With oil prices well below levels originally envisaged for this year, the government of Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev is trying to keep the economy from sinking too much into recession and at the same time maintain control over the budget deficit.
|
|
Although the sparse crowd at the picturesque stadium, with the Himalayas in the background, could not have envisaged what would follow, Aamer Ali and Jatiner Singh brought Oman back into the contest with a 47-run stand for the sixth wicket.
|
|
U.S. Steel, for instance, had envisaged the creation of 500 new jobs soon after the initial tariffs were announced, claiming it would allow it by late summer to reopen a blast furnace and part of a shuttered steelmaking plant in Illinois.
|
|
Profits from commercial transfers contributed around £7.5 million ($10.7 million) to the National's recent £80 million ($115 million) refurbishment — a project never even envisaged before "War Horse" — to transform the foyers and amenities of Denys Lasdun's brutalist South Bank building.
|
|
Abolitionists envisaged it as a haven for free-born Americans who sought to escape the racism and segregation of the US. Liberia declared its independence in 1847; by 1867, over 13,000 Americans had moved there in search of a new life.
|
|
The spokesman said it is envisaged in the first instance that the restrictions on non-essential travel into the EU would be applied by Schengen countries, with non-Schengen states such as Ireland having the option of applying them too.
|
|
In one unexpected twist, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, apparently seeking to shield vulnerable swing state senators under pressure to back a fair trial, relented on a schedule that had envisaged testimony in two marathon 12-hour days from each side.
|
|
Nobody watching " The Lord of the Rings : The Return of the King" (19803) envisaged a quiet coda, in which Frodo Baggins retrains as a chiropodist, and few of us, similarly, were banking on the revival of Woody, Buzz, and the gang.
|
|
Italy narrowly escaped the EU's so-called excessive deficit procedure (EDP) last December by striking an uneasy compromise with the Commission after an unprecedented clash over Rome's 2019 draft budget that envisaged higher borrowing and spending to pay for election promises.
|
|
"We cannot find funding for everything we want, but we can finance a lot," Scholz told reporters in Berlin, adding that his plan envisaged increased investments of nearly 22014 billion euros in 21 in areas such as infrastructure, education and housing.
|
|
However, Brussels has asked the bank to provide with 210 billion euros in capital a vehicle where the bad loans would be spun off, higher than the 210 million euros envisaged by the Treasury's plan but manageable, the paper said.
|
|
"Even though we did not enact the points envisaged there, we did not stray away from each other either as it happened with Russia and other republics in the post-Soviet space and not only the Baltic states or Ukraine."
|
|
BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel called on all sides in the conflict in Ukraine to work toward the ceasefire envisaged by the Minsk accords, saying implementation of those agreements could lead to the lifting of EU sanctions against Russia.
|
|
From the start of these lectures, Boulez clearly envisaged a grand plan that would be carried out over the 20-year span; his brain, both as a composer and thinker, analyzed dozens of moves ahead, like a grandmaster chess player.
|
|
There will be hand-wringing even among the people who judge him guilty, with women very much included, over the loss of his bright future -- as if its derailment were not his fault, and the envisaged path were his birthright.
|
|
I don't like Aipac because I strongly believe in the right of the Jewish people to build a nation-state in their ancient homeland — a nation-state envisaged by its founders to reflect the best of Jewish and democratic values.
|
|
The deadline has been pushed by 12 hours to 1600 GMT on Thursday for a sale that could present healthy Italian lenders with a costlier bill to foot than initially envisaged at a time when they wrestle with bad debts and thin profits.
|
|
Atlantia's top managers told U.S. investors in New York this week that the Rome-based firm was ready to pay only in cash, rather than using a mix of cash and shares as initially envisaged, said the sources, who both attended the meetings.
|
|
But helping Draghi, the euro zone economy did mostly shrug off the shock of Britain voting to leave the European Union, and it looks to be following the modest recovery path the ECB envisaged in June - albeit with recent signs of Germany slowing.
|
|
While it's easy to have a shot at politicians, in their defence, it can be the case that by the time they manage to go through the protracted processes of introducing new rules and regulations, the situation they envisaged has been substantially altered.
|
|
The mechanism envisaged by India will be different from the United Nations-designed oil-for-food program, in which Iraq was allowed between 1996 and 2003 to sell oil in exchange for goods that met basic humanitarian needs, including food and medicines.
|
|
WASHINGTON, Oct 7 (Reuters) - The impact of Britain's decision to leave the European Union on the country's economy is so far following a modest scenario envisaged by the International Monetary Fund, the IMF's head of the European Department Poul Thomsen said on Friday.
|
|
One of the sources said the deal envisaged the sale of soured debts with a gross book value of 26 billion euros ($29 billion) for a total of around 5.5 billion euros - or an average price of 21 cents on the euro.
|
|
In his 13-page letter sent to Tyrie earlier this month and published on Friday, Carney said UK banks were required to hold more capital than was recommended by the ICB, and must also comply with other requirements not envisaged by the ICB.
|
|
The 22-year-old Russian has for some time been seen as one of the rising young talents of the sport but few could have envisaged his demolition of the Serbian superstar, who was on a three-month, 22-match winning streak.
|
|
The authors of the new study envisaged using 12,000 wind turbines to pump seawater 1,500 metres (4,900 feet) up to the surface, where it would be frozen into "snow" to try to weigh the sheet down enough to stop it collapsing any further.
|
|
Conte, who leads a coalition of the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement and far-right League, said he could not accept new tweaks that would reduce the number of people who would benefit of the pension and welfare reforms envisaged in the budget.
|
|
In an interview about the tie-up with The New York Times, Bezos envisaged a future where people are turning to different AIs for different areas of expertise — akin to asking one friend for advice about hiking and another for restaurant recommendations.
|
|
The original plan envisaged a 2.8 km (1.7 miles) armourstone wall up to 20 meters wide and 5 meters above the water line between the sea and the dunes and sparked a campaign by environmental groups and locals to protect the beach.
|
|
The EIB is looking to increase its financing in the two regions by 6 billion euros ($7.3 billion) over a five year period (added to the 7.5 billion euros already envisaged) and to encourage up to 15 billion euros of additional investments.
|
|
A benchmark five-year sukuk sale by the Jeddah-based Islamic Corporation for the Development of the Private Sector, which opened on Tuesday, took an additional day to close, however, and was trimmed to $300 million from the $33 million originally envisaged.
|
|
Much of this, remarkably, was envisaged by E. M. Forster in his 1909 story "The Machine Stops," in which he imagined a future where people live underground in isolated cells, never seeing one another and communicating only by audio and visual devices.
|
|
"We believe the fact that the company is unwilling to raise the bottom of its guidance range implies either a lack of confidence ... or that cost savings are not coming through as quickly as we had envisaged," JP Morgan said in a note.
|
|
It envisaged lowering the debt mountain from 132 percent of gross domestic product — the highest in Europe after Greece — to 100 percent over a 10-year period and said it would respect the EU's budget deficit ceiling of three percent of GDP.
|
|
He told the conference that the structural change envisaged by Fillon would need to be accompanied by a strong focus on job training as well as a shake-up of the labor market and tax code, otherwise the plans would not work.
|
|
The gallery's halls offer a lushly decorated backdrop for the pieces "in a way that we hoped that Bernini" — who was also a showman, playwright and creator of extravagant spectacles — "might have envisaged, had he been alive," Ms. Coliva added in an interview.
|
|
The size of the force envisaged shocked some of those who were briefed on the plans; it would approach the number of American troops who invaded Iraq in 2003, and would reverse years of curtailing U.S. military involvement in the Middle East.
|
|
TUNIS (Reuters) - Tunisia has cut its economic growth forecast for this year to 1% from the 2.7% envisaged in the 2020 budget, Prime Minister Elyess Fakhfakh said on Sunday, as the vital tourism sector faces a strong threat due to the coronavirus crisis.
|
|
A top priority for the Americans is maintaining a tariff of 25 percent on imports of Korean pickup trucks, which the existing deal envisaged to be phased out from 2019, according to a U.S. official and a South Korean car industry source.
|
|
The two sides have differed on the release of prisoners - the Afghan government wanting a phased and conditional release and the Taliban wanting all prisoners released in one go as envisaged in an agreement signed with the United States in Doha last month.
|
|
Assuming similar leverage levels envisaged in the Juncker plan, the EIB and other national-level state infrastructure banks would use about 19 billion euros' worth of EU guarantees to lend three times that figure, or 56 billion euros, to specific riskier projects.
|
|
But in response to a question about the United States-led coalition formed in 2014 to fight the Islamic State, Mr. Lavrentiev did not mince words: "The work of aviation, especially the forces of the international coalition, is absolutely not envisaged," he said.
|
|
It could also happen at the end of the status-quo transition period envisaged after Brexit until the end of 2020 if no new trade deal is agreed between the two sides by then and no extra time is agreed to achieve that.
|
|
Envisaged as the new backbone of Britain's national transport network, the 345 miles of new track are designed to slash journey times and add capacity, allowing the UK to catch up with much of Europe which already has high-speed rail links.
|
|
During a parliamentary hearing, Visco addressed a frequently-voiced concern that introducing new conditions called "single limb collective action clauses" (CACS) in sovereign bond issues, as envisaged by the reform of the European Stability Mechanism (ESM), would make debt restructurings more likely.
|
|
In "On the Best Kind of a Republic and About the New Island of Utopia" (the book's full title, translated from Latin), Sir Thomas More envisaged a paradise where men and women could choose their religion, without fear of violence or coercion.
|
|
There are handful of things in the video that have become reality, not necessarily all by Microsoft though, like the foldable phone, augmented reality, gesture controls, but these technologies aren't as slick as the tech giant envisaged them to be by now.
|
|
Named after an Israeli astronaut lost in the 2003 space shuttle disaster and his eldest son, who died in a 2009 air force accident, Ramon is envisaged as an emergency alternative to Ben Gurion Airport near Tel Aviv, Israel's main international gateway.
|
|
A group of lawmakers who want a more definitive break from the EU than envisaged by May's plan said the government had invited senior lawmakers to a briefing on Thursday at its emergency planning body on the impact of a no-deal Brexit.
|
|
"This would more than offset the envisaged reserves spending next year," Siluanov said, adding that his ministry would increase foreign exchange purchases next year to level of up to 22.1 percent of non-oil and gas budget revenues from around 1.33-21.3 percent at present.
|
|
Both of these aspects were part of Renzi's law, but the court also said the election should be held in just one round, eliminating the run-off between the two largest parties which Renzi had envisaged if none got 40 percent in the first round.
|
|
"Lo and Behold" is structured in ten chapters, each addressing a different facet of the worldwide web, from cyberwarfare and artificial intelligence to the internet of me (the film is backed by cyber-security firm NetScout and was originally envisaged as a collection of shorts).
|
|
AMSTERDAM, Jan 26 (Reuters) - Dutch medical equipment and lighting group Philips is likely to sell its Lumileds division in the second half of this year at a lower price than the $3.3 billion it had initially envisaged, Chief Executive Frans van Houten said on Tuesday.
|
|
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The artist who last year disrobed in front of the Mona Lisa recently gave Catholic pilgrims the shock of their lives as she envisaged a naked Virgin Mary at Lourdes, one of France's holiest sites of Christian worship.
|
|
ALL TIMES GMT (Poland: GMT + 2 hours): Polish bank Pekao has decided to increase the value of 10-year subordinated bond issue to 1.25 billion zlotys ($348.63 million) from 1 billion zlotys envisaged earlier due to investor demand, the lender said late on Thursday.
|
|
"In the case the current system is maintained, at a minimum, some key improvements to the recognition procedure should be envisaged: introduce a risk based assessment according to which recognition may be denied," Maijoor said in a letter to the bloc's executive European Commission.
|
|
Oil and gas receipts produce about half of Russia's revenues and falling oil prices threaten to increase the budget deficit, now envisaged at 3 percent of gross domestic product this year if oil averages at $40 per barrel, according to a finance ministry forecast.
|
|
While it appears that its global expansion drive is a little more gradual than what was previously envisaged — backer and board member Reid Hoffman told TechCrunch in 2016 that he could imagine it in 50 cities — Clifford said EF isn't raising more capital presently.
|
|
Unions do not seem willing to accept the cuts envisaged in the company's new industrial plan and the company fears it will not reach a deal with them quickly enough, thus affecting sales for the summer season, La Stampa said in an unsourced report.
|
|
In a statement, Monte dei Paschi said its 2017-2021 plan, which sees a return on equity of more than 10 percent in 2021, envisaged a headcount reduction of around 13,500 with the number of branches falling to around 1,400 from some 2,000 in 2016.
|
|
And how to get blockchain-based networks to support the billions of transactions per second that might be needed to sustain the various envisaged applications remains an essential work in progress — with projects investigating various ideas and approaches to try to overcome the limitation.
|
|
"The principal purpose of the call on 5 April will be to ascertain the defendant's position regarding legal representation and to receive information from the Crown regarding certain procedural steps and when it is envisaged those steps will be completed," said Judge Cameron Mander.
|
|
"Given a market we are seeing that is very volatile and hard to read and also demand that is smaller than we had envisaged, we see first quarter sales of $350-390 million," Chief Executive Alexander Everke said at a news conference in Zurich.
|
|
However, defense spending cuts in real terms since 2010 to help cut a record budget deficit has meant that the size of the armed forces has shrunk by around one sixth while last year's review envisaged a reduction in civilian staff of 30 percent.
|
|
"The unilateral actions by the US on effectively initiating a procedure of 'suspending' their participation in the Treaty, a step not envisaged in this Agreement, put the future of the INF Treaty in jeopardy," the Russian Mission to the UN announced in a statement Friday.
|
|
Negative rating actions could also be taken if BOC Aviation's operating performance was to deteriorate, thereby not delivering the return on investment envisaged by BOC, which could impact Fitch's assessment of the propensity of BOC to provide support to BOC Aviation in case of need.
|
|
The IMF staff envisaged that Argentina would need to bolster spending to ride out the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, and would then reach a primary fiscal surplus of 0.8% of GDP by 2023, rising to about 1.3% over the longer-term, the report said.
|
|
"These headwinds are expected to be transitory, but we now believe it will take longer to achieve our ROTE (return on tangible equity) target of 203% than we previously envisaged," the bank said in its outlook when reporting earnings for the year that ended Dec.
|
|
"It was also suggested that some broad guidance be communicated about the forthcoming strategy review, including the likely timeline, although it was generally seen as advisable to refrain from public discussion on the strategy prior to the envisaged launch of the review," the ECB said.
|
|
Critics point to lacklustre interest in some other free trade zones around Nigeria, such as the $300 million Tinapa resort in the southeastern state of Cross Rivers, which was set up in 2007 and envisaged as a tourist resort and duty-free shopping area.
|
|
Dar said Pakistan would cut its fiscal deficit to 3.8 percent of gross domestic product for the coming financial year, down from the 4.3 percent envisaged for this year, and helped by a planned rise in tax collection to 3.95 trillion rupees ($37.8 billion).
|
|
BAKU, March 17 (Reuters) - State-owned International Bank of Azerbaijan (IBA) will need more government aid to clean up its balance sheet and is unlikely to be privatised as envisaged under a 13 rescue plan for at least two years, an official and experts said.
|
|