RATING SENSITIVITIES The rating of IBK's Basel III AT1 notes is sensitive to a change in IBK's Viability Rating, which in turn is sensitive to IBK's operating environment and risk appetite.
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" Ferrellgas Partners: "This is sensitive to the price of propane.
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And yet, Babitz is sensitive to her city's fundamental contradictions.
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In addition, the ratio is sensitive to interest rates changes.
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And then you've got Keri, who is sensitive but sensible.
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He declined to be identified because the matter is sensitive.
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The black paint on the floor is sensitive to heat.
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Dublin's ISEQ, which is sensitive to Brexit news, slipped 1.1%.
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His skin is sensitive, and he requires sunscreen when outside.
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Five declined to be named as the topic is sensitive.
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Even one page, however anodyne its contents, is sensitive material.
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Puerto Rico is sensitive to tax decisions made in Washington.
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The DCR is sensitive to changes in LBS's Long-Term IDRs.
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The Chinese government is sensitive about allegations of human rights abuses.
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The sector outlook is sensitive to trends in the operating environment.
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Much of this is sensitive, from medical matters to political views.
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Canada's energy sector is sensitive to the global price of oil.
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Gold is sensitive to interest rates and returns on other assets.
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QNB's VR is sensitive to further expansion into weaker operating environments.
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How do we know what is sensitive and non-sensitive information?
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This is especially nice since my stomach is sensitive to sucralose.
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My daughter started to cry; like many children, she is sensitive.
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Yet again, Mr. Piemontesi is sensitive to the music's reflective undercurrents.
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I've learned that at Ray's core, he is sensitive and kind.
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She has a huge heart, is sensitive, deeply compassionate, and kind.
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Evaluating slang requires understanding context, and Décharné is sensitive to anachronism.
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McInerney is sensitive to arcs, both in characters and in relationships.
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But the movie is sensitive to heartache, Abdullah's not the least.
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He has a severe form of autism and is sensitive to noise.
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The White House is sensitive to suggestions that it favors Mrs. Clinton.
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The Aussie is sensitive to developments in China, Australia's largest trading partner.
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Gold, in particular, is sensitive towards hints of rising U.S. interest rates.
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The DCR is sensitive to changes in San UK's Long-Term IDRs.
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The financial index, which is sensitive to interest rates, rose 0.69 percent.
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First, health data is sensitive and should be handled with extreme caution.
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ABO's VR is sensitive to changes in the bank's funding and liquidity.
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If your message is sensitive, secure contact methods can be found here.
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At the same time, Ramaphosa is sensitive to the business community's reactions.
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Sacred ground is sensitive ground, and Jerusalem is most sacred of all.
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Luxury firm Burberry, which is sensitive to Chinese demand, fell 3.8 percent.
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However, the group Solvency II margin is sensitive to interest rate changes.
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A new framework that ignores whether data is sensitive has other problems.
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As for video, it looks good and the stereo microphone is sensitive.
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Gold is sensitive to rising interest rates, which lifts its opportunity cost.
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Gold, which is sensitive to rising interest rates, was 0.3 percent lower.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The rating on the notes is sensitive to any changes in CHB's Viability Rating, which in turn is sensitive to the performance of its China-related activities, maintenance of sufficient loss-absorption buffers and stringent risk controls.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The notes' rating is sensitive to changes in Austria's sovereign rating.
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The Australian dollar , which is sensitive to shifts in risk sentiment, jumped 0.69%.
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The Australian dollar, which is sensitive to shifts in risk sentiment, jumped 0.88%.
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Germany's DAX, which is sensitive to tariff and China-related news, lost 1%.
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The subject is sensitive and how do you edit a subject like that?
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At the same time, Dimon is sensitive to the economy's dependence on data.
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But it's no secret that the 71-year old is sensitive to criticism.
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The digitizer is sensitive enough to detect scribbles through a stack of paper.
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DCR IntesaSP The DCR is sensitive to changes to IntesaSP's Long-Term IDR.
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HBON's VR is sensitive to material changes in asset quality and profitability metrics.
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The CFTC is sensitive about creating upheaval in its implementation of new rules.
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The Australian dollar, which is sensitive to shifts in risk sentiment, jumped 0.69%.
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Data like this is sensitive, and data alone certainly cannot solve the problem.
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The senior unsecured debt rating is sensitive to changes in the bank's IDR.
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"The market is sensitive to appropriate value across all asset classes," he said.
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Offering such guarantees to Britain is sensitive in some eurozone nations, such as France.
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And, like the real Reeves, Duke Caboom is sensitive and has endured traumatic events.
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Designed for lightweight, intricate assembly work, the arm is sensitive and responsive to touch.
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He sometimes wears a fake magic-trick novelty thumb because his finger is sensitive.
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Who may replace him is sensitive, as Algeria faces its biggest challenges in years.
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Australia's dollar is sensitive to the economic fortunes of China, its biggest trading partner.
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The currency is sensitive to the economic fortunes of China, Australias biggest trading partner.
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The currency is sensitive to the economic fortunes of China, Australia's biggest trading partner.
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VR Grupo ASSA's VR is sensitive to its asset and revenue diversification by country.
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The timing is sensitive, as President Trump says he wants to renegotiate NAFTA. 5.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The expected rating is sensitive to changes to CBM's Long-Term IDR.
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The ear is sensitive, Jatana said, and the risk of harm is too high.
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The Aussie is sensitive to the economic fortunes of China, Australia's largest trading partner.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The issue's rating is sensitive to changes in Nykredit's Long-Term IDR.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The programme rating is sensitive to changes in NatWest's Short-Term IDR.
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The case, which carries significant ramifications for Sands's casino operations, is sensitive and acrimonious.
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HSBC Bank's VR is sensitive to changes to asset composition and the business model.
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DB's VR is sensitive to any significant weakening of capitalisation, liquidity or asset quality.
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The rating assigned to the preferred stock is sensitive to changes in Leucadia's IDR.
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He is sensitive to the mood of the average, hard-working, family-loving American.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The rating is sensitive to changes in Kuveyt Turk's Long-Term IDR.
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VR Mashreq's VR is sensitive to weakening asset quality affecting the bank's capital ratios.
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Demand for machines such as tractors and combine harvesters is sensitive to farm revenues.
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Mr. Legere, who is sensitive to public perceptions, seems to have anticipated this moment.
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As gold is priced in U.S. dollars, it is sensitive to U.S. interest rates.
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Besides, one market asset which is sensitive to Peru's earthquake, is the copper price.
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For a government seeking re-election in two weeks' time, the issue is sensitive.
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"The virus is sensitive to detergents, meaning soap will inactivate the virus," she said.
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The house style is sensitive to timing, averse to charring and careful with seasoning.
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But Mrs Lam still wants to show that she is sensitive to protesters' grievances.
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SUBORDINATED DEBT Mashreq's subordinated debt is sensitive to a change in the bank's IDR.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The rating of the notes is sensitive to changes of ABN AMRO Bank's VR. The latter is sensitive to a material deterioration in the bank's earnings generation or asset quality, affecting its capital or access to/cost of wholesale funding.
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Polaroid film is sensitive to temperature, so pretty much none of those photos developed correctly.
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Ammonium nitrate is sensitive to high temperatures and moisture, and can become unstable over time.
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"They do it in a way that is sensitive but also very thorough," he said.
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The antipodean currency is sensitive to the economic fortunes of China, Australia's major trading partner.
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In PWCC, underlying revenues were stable, although the division is sensitive to low interest rates.
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Facebook is sensitive to broader economic weakness because it relies on ad spending, he said.
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I know people's health is sensitive sometimes but that wasn't the case with this person.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The rating is sensitive to changes in Nigeria's Long-Term Foreign-Currency IDR.
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"The exact number is sensitive and details about these cases are extremely sensitive," she tweeted.
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Progress on trade also helped demand for oil, which is sensitive to economic growth prospects.
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I want him to show that he is sensitive to the requirements of social justice.
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As in the case of my article, in most countries the issue is "sensitive" content.
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Ms. Hatsushima is sensitive to her customers' dietary needs, and committed to using organic ingredients.
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The topic is sensitive because it will mark the first Greek bond sale since 2014.
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The Australian dollar — which is sensitive to China economic data — was stronger following the headlines.
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Gold is sensitive to rising interest rates, which lift the opportunity cost of holding it.
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The Australian currency is sensitive to China developments because of the two countries' massive trade relations.
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The Australian dollar, which is sensitive to Chinese economic developments, rose half a percent to $6.98003.
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"It is sensitive to safety, so you want to have it as close as can be."
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Lilly is sensitive and prone to anxiety, so I want to be as supportive as possible.
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VR QNB's VR is sensitive to its growth strategy in Turkey and other weaker operating environments.
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The seismometer is sensitive enough to detect rumblings caused by meteorites that slam into Mars' surface.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The rating on the bonds is sensitive to any changes in BAY's National Rating.
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NOAA, for example, has estimated that 3%–6% of U.S. GDP is sensitive to weather variability.
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VR - BANCO BPI The bank's VR is sensitive to developments in profitability, asset quality and capital.
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The D4 Connected is sensitive, though, and easily disoriented if you move the charging base slightly.
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The financial index, which is sensitive to interest rates, pared early gains to trade little changed.
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The financial index, which is sensitive to rate hikes, pared early losses to trade little changed.
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Yet despite Mr Davis's breezy cheeriness, the government is sensitive to claims that it is unprepared.
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But her campaign is sensitive about her absence, which has become a local topic of discussion.
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Fitch continues to believe BK's NIR is sensitive to further movements in short-term interest rates.
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A history of America told through its murders is sensitive to the mood of each period.
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It stalls out during fermentation, is sensitive to temperature and alcohol, and prone to mood swings.
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The Australian dollar, which is sensitive to Chinese economic data, was largely unaffected by the headlines.
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The investigation is sensitive because it could potentially cast doubt on the legitimacy of the vote.
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They described a detector that is sensitive to photons of a single frequency at any one time.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The rating on the bonds is sensitive to any changes to Bank Maluku's National Rating.
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Gold is sensitive to rising interest rates, which increase the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding assets.
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But laser interferometry, as this technique is known, is sensitive enough to pick up such tiny differences.
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It still shows expansion, but the market is sensitive to an overall trend of weakening at factories.
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"The real Kylie Jenner is sensitive, weird, and I don't know, I love really hard," she said.
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" Rosenworcel's letters added, "Real-time location information is sensitive data deserving the highest level of privacy protection.
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Often it requires some digging from a professional who is sensitive to the difficulties of reporting symptoms.
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Although the tsar is not accountable to any institution, he is sensitive to public opinion and ratings.
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My skin is sensitive and acne-prone, and certain masks have triggered flare-ups and allergic reactions.
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But, if your partner is sensitive in the least, they may feel that you're not fully present.
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Powers is sensitive to these contexts, but not so cautious as to shy away from provocative insights.
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The issue is sensitive since Russia used Facebook to manipulate American voters during the 2016 presidential election.
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They decided against it because summit host Vietnam is sensitive to political demonstrations or protests, they said.
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Like a grape, the flavor of an oyster is sensitive to minute variations in place and climate.
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Namely, more growth, which is sensitive to environmental limits and will require a proliferation of rich engineers.
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Questions remain about international appetite for Aramco shares, and the company is sensitive to the geopolitical environment.
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The telescope array in Chile, known as ALMA, is sensitive enough to detect these distant, dusty galaxies.
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But perhaps u should also share how u will determine what is "sensitive" and will b restricted?
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It is sensitive to changes in temperature and rainfall, as well as to atmospheric carbon-dioxide levels.
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The Aussie is sensitive to shifts in the economic outlook for China, the country's main trading partner.
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Growth in the region — and especially Germany — is sensitive to external shocks due to its export-driven economy.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Namibia's National Rating is sensitive to Namibia's sovereign rating as well as South Africa's sovereign rating.
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The information being collected is sensitive and can have long-lasting ramifications on the individual lives of participants.
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GUARANTEED DEBT The notes' long-term rating is sensitive to changes in Poland's Long-Term Foreign Currency IDR.
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Brady said on Wednesday that his committee is sensitive to the way tax reform could affect different businesses.
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Hence CNS's rating is sensitive to changes in the parent's Viability Rating and not the Issuer Default Rating.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The rating of the notes is sensitive to rating migration of the two risk-presenting entities.
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Copper, which is sensitive to growth prospects especially in emerging markets, lost 0.68 percent to $6,248.00 a tonne.
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Shares of Boeing Co, which is sensitive to trade-related news, were up 0.7 percent in premarket trading.
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In addition, O'Neill's concern for the jury shows he is sensitive to the types of issues, Coburn said.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The notes' Long-term rating is sensitive to changes in Poland's Long-term foreign currency IDR.
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"The situation on the Korean Peninsula is sensitive and complex," Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesman Geng Shuang said.
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Travel abroad is sensitive for Taiwanese leaders who have angered China as it is seen as exerting sovereignty.
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Realkredit's SR of '1' is sensitive to any perceived change in Danske's propensity or ability to provide support.
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The vibe is sensitive and supportive, and tonight brings lots of sexy energy when the Moon enters Scorpio.
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This method is sensitive to the mass of the exoplanet and measures changes in the host star's velocity.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The rating of the bonds is sensitive to changes in Kuwait's Long-Term Foreign-Currency IDR.
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CBQ's VR is sensitive to further deterioration in domestic asset quality and increased risks from its Turkish subsidiary.
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The 23-page document, part of a long-running debate at the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, is sensitive.
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The area around Beit Jin is sensitive because of its location next to the Israel-controlled Golan Heights.
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The government of the multi-ethnic island is sensitive about anything that it thinks could upset social harmony.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The rating on the bonds is sensitive to any changes in BAY's National Long-Term Rating.
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GDAXI, which is sensitive to China due to its prominence as a German export market, dropped 0.9 percent.
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Trump, who is sensitive to criticism in the media, has in the past lashed out at comedy programs.
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SENIOR DEBT The senior debt rating of Burgan Senior SPC Limited is sensitive to changes in Burgan's IDRs.
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The quartet's playing on the recording is sensitive and finely articulated throughout and the sound bright and vivid.
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But Mitch McConnell is sensitive to his feelings about wanting to be in the room where it happens.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES DBSA's Support Rating is sensitive to a multiple-notch downgrade of the South African sovereign rating.
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The market is sensitive to a tighter Fed, as evidenced by the day-after market sell-off Thursday.
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GPS technology, for instance, is sensitive to the changes in time predicted by Einstein's theory of general relativity.
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Copper, which is sensitive to growth prospects especially in emerging markets, lost 0.75 percent to $6,244.00 a tonne.
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SUBORDINATED DEBT AND OTHER HYBRID SECURITIES The long-term rating of subordinated debt issued by FRB is sensitive to a change in its VR. The National long-term rating of subordinated debt and upper tier 2 notes issued by FRB is sensitive to a change in the bank's National Ratings.
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One of them is sensitive about not bringing it up; the other talks about the club all the time.
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He is sensitive to racism, in other words, and says he made an effort to ensure Predictim is not.
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SUBORDINATED DEBT The subordinated notes' rating is sensitive to changes to GCC's VR, which drives BCC's Long-Term IDR.
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The rating of NBK's senior unsecured commercial paper is sensitive to a change in the bank's Short-Term IDR .
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At Cal Fire, Ming is sensitive to the culture and that people can be self-conscious about seeking help.
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Japan's export-focused economy is sensitive to changes in global demand, particularly in neighboring China, its largest trading partner.
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But APEX is sensitive to the much dimmer light in the submillimeter range (between infrared radiation and radio waves).
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The rating of Creval's subordinated debt is sensitive to a change in the bank's VR, which is on RWE.
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SMTC is sensitive to their customers' electronics manufacturing needs, which enables them to build personal relationships with our partners.
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"(Manafort) is sensitive to jamming Corey, who has a son-like relationship now with Donald Trump," the source said.
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Gold is sensitive to rising rates, which lift the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding assets such as bullion.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The subordinated notes' rating is sensitive to changes to GCC's VR, which drives BCC's Long-Term IDR.
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Ergo the privacy piece is likely to get more complex — but at least Latch is sensitive to the issue.
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"The market is sensitive to Trump's day-to-day comments," said Yoshihiro Okumura, general manager at Chibagin Asset Management.
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He spoke on condition he and his group not be named because their presence in the area is sensitive.
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Japan's export-oriented economy is sensitive to changes in global demand, particularly in neighboring China, its largest trading partner.
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DFCC's RR is sensitive to Fitch's assessment of potential recoveries for creditors in case of default or non-performance.
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In turn, Bahrain's Country Ceiling is sensitive to a change in Bahrain's sovereign rating, which is on Negative Outlook.
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Gold is sensitive to rate increases as they lift the opportunity cost of holding the non-interest-yielding metal.
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The interior of the bags is sensitive to moisture and can rupture, sending shrapnel flying toward the car's occupants.
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"We are deluged with calls," said the employee, who asked not to be named because the issue is sensitive.
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AKB's VR is sensitive to a significant deterioration in liquidity or asset quality sufficient to affect the bank's capital.
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"He normally chased sensitive stories secretly," the editor told Reuters on condition of anonymity, as the topic is sensitive.
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Gold is sensitive to rising rates because they push up bond yields, reducing the appeal of non-yielding gold.
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The orbiter's instrument is sensitive enough to conclude the air contained less than 50 parts per trillion of methane.
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But China's authoritarian government is sensitive to criticism and has barred foreigners who have been vocal in exposing shortcomings.
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"The situation of the nation, region and world is sensitive, especially for us the people of Iran," Khamenei said.
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Ms. Díaz lives with her son, Kevin Cabrera, 22, who has Down syndrome and is sensitive to the heat.
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"The signal is sensitive to the light that the very first generation of stars would have produced," Fialkov explained.
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The Australian dollar, which is sensitive to global sentiment, rose 0.2% to hit another five-month high of $0.6999 .
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Gold is sensitive to higher U.S. interest rates, because it costs to store and does not draw interest payments.
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The system is sensitive enough to differentiate between another vehicle and a pedestrian, a key step toward fully autonomous driving.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES As PDT's IDR is credit-linked to PAT it is sensitive to a rating action on the province.
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Meanwhile, Ayers-Rigsby is sensitive to the emergent, unfolding toll that storms and flooding can wreak on people and property.
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Continued weakness in the sector, which is sensitive to interest rates, could be flagging a slowdown in the overall economy.
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Muilenburg said Boeing has been talking to customers and is sensitive to the impact of the crisis on their operations.
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Of course, all this medical information is sensitive, so Pillsy says it's HIPAA-compliant, meaning it can't sell your data.
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Semiconductor stocks, in particular, have rallied strongly this year even though the chip business is sensitive to the trade tensions.
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DCR The DCR is sensitive to the same factors that might drive a change in KBC Bank's Long-Term IDR.
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The two-year yield, which is sensitive to traders' view on Fed policy, touched 1.577%, its lowest since November 2017.
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The two-year yield, which is sensitive to traders' view on Fed policy, touched 1.587%, its lowest since November 2017.
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The issue is sensitive because the European Central Bank may ask Deutsche to raise fresh funds to approve any deal.
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DFCC's Recovery Rating is sensitive to Fitch's assessment of potential recoveries for creditors in case of default or non-performance.
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SENIOR UNSECURED DEBT The senior unsecured debt rating is sensitive to the same considerations that might affect ABC's LT IDR.
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It also builds on the history of Stonewall and is sensitive to the broader, complex nature of the LGBTIQ movement.
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Gold is sensitive to rising U.S. interest rates because they push up bond yields and tend to strengthen the dollar.
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Donald is sensitive enough to actually seek out a way to punish/get back at anyone who dare criticize him.
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"The idea is that everything is sensitive to weather and we can turn everything into a weather sensor," said Elkabetz.
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Co-founder Yaron Schwarcz is sensitive to the fact that if companies like his are successful they will displace workers.
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Gail: Or at least whether he or she is sensitive enough to pretend to understand the problems of ordinary people.
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The doctor said that as a Quaker, he is sensitive to the moral concerns of his fellow health-care workers.
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The issue is sensitive in Greece, where political stability is pivotal as the country emerges from a huge debt crisis.
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The vibe is sensitive yet romantic—some flirty messages are coming your way, but they might be a bit confusing!
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The sector, which is sensitive to interest rates, is on track to mark its fifth day of losses in a row.
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India is sensitive about Kashmir, its only Muslim majority state, where it is struggling to put down a decades-old revolt.
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Bullion is sensitive to rising interest rates, which lift the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding bullion, while boosting the dollar.
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The stationary probe's seismometer, the Seismic Experiment for Interior Structure, is sensitive enough to pick up the most gentle of vibrations.
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The issue of parliamentary ratification is sensitive because a majority of MPs voted for Britain to remain in the European Union.
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BAC's international entities' SR of '1' is sensitive to any change in Fitch's views of potential institutional support for this entity.
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I KNOW THIS IS SENSITIVE, BUT NATIONAL SECURITY AND SECURITY ISSUES ON A LOT OF PEOPLE'S AND INVESTORS' MINDS THIS MORNING.
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Gold is sensitive to higher interest rates because they boost the dollar, making bullion more expensive for buyers using other currencies.
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The issue is sensitive in Canada, where a population of 36 million includes more than a million people of Chinese descent.
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We think the government is sensitive to popular disenchantment over fiscal consolidation that was introduced in response to lower oil prices.
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Twitter, in particular, is a volatile company and is sensitive to earnings reports, but it isn't completely alone in those swings.
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It "learns" in the sense that it is sensitive to user selections and will reprise previously chosen media at certain intervals.
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Warning for anyone out there who is sensitive to anti-LGBT language, one of the messages contains an anti-gay slur.
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Cain said GM is "sensitive to affordability" of EVs for customers but declined to specify what future incentives GM will offer.
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The issue is sensitive because the European Central Bank (ECB) may ask Deutsche to raise fresh funds to approve any deal.
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It is sensitive for Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras' Syriza party, which strongly opposed the investment before coming to power in 2015.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES As the IDR is credit-linked to the province's rating, it is sensitive to changes to the province's ratings.
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The Australian dollar, which is sensitive to Chinese economic data, slipped after the data, trading at $0.7671 at 2112:2112.58 p.m.
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Not only is the modeling outdated, but it is sensitive to interest rates, and various forecasting approaches elicit wildly different projections.
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Biometric data is sensitive because, unlike a password, you can't change your face or your fingerprint; once it's compromised, it's compromised.
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This is sensitive information, and you're circulating it in order to affect the makeup of the board to which you report.
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A storage shed beneath the home contains a seismograph that is sensitive enough to detect earthquakes as far away as Nepal.
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Scott Spencer, a director of product management at Google, said the company is sensitive to consumers' growing awareness of its power.
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The short-term rating of Commerzbank U.S. Finance Inc's commercial paper programme is sensitive to changes to CBK's Short-Term IDR.
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The exception is sensitive information, like a victim's medical record, or names and other identifiers that put a witness at risk.
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The intervention of the Lords is sensitive because, in the Commons, there may not be a majority for either of Mrs.
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Her older brother, Ki-woo (Choi Woo-shik), is sensitive and savvy, despite having failed his university entrance exam four times.
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The satellite is sensitive enough to height that it should be able to spot a single person from 500 kilometers up.
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The Macedonia issue is sensitive in Greece, where political stability is pivotal as the country emerges from a huge debt crisis.
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According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 1 to 6% of the general U.S. population is sensitive to latex.
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The two-year yield US2YT=RR, which is sensitive to traders' view on Fed policy, touched 1.571%, its lowest since November 2017.
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The Mediterranean is sensitive to global warming partly because Atlantic storms are likely to shift northwards, meaning more sun and less rain.
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The gelatin coating used to reproduce the venation of a leaf, for example, might start peeling because gelatin is sensitive to humidity.
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The comedian later added that as a member of the LGBTQ community she is sensitive to homophobic comments but accepted Hart's apology.
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Today's solar eclipse in Cancer is sensitive and emotional for you, asking you to reconnect with your sense of home and family.
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BAC's international entities Support Rating of '1' is sensitive to any change in Fitch's views of potential institutional support for this entity.
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The sector, which is sensitive to interest rate hikes, is on track to mark its fifth day of losses in a row.
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The Short-Term IDR is sensitive to changes to BAWAG's Long-Term IDR, or a worsening of the bank's funding and liquidity.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The rating on the notes is sensitive to changes in the Long-Term IDRs of the two risk-presenting entities.
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Mr. Lott's script is sensitive, mostly avoiding clichés as it traces stages of decline and the familial trauma that goes with them.
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The Australian dollar, which is sensitive to shifts in risk sentiment, gained 0.2 percent to $0.7563 after shedding 0.4 percent on Friday.
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Potential Kurdish influence in the future of the mainly Arab city is sensitive both for some activists from Raqqa and for Turkey.
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The lander's seismometer is sensitive enough to measure those tiny movements, and the data can reveal how rigid the Martian ground is.
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I don't want to downplay that, but if you think that data is sensitive, you should see the average Grindr user's DMs.
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Your plan will not work, however, unless your friend is sensitive to the man's emotional state and knows how to be subtle.
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The Australian dollar, which is sensitive to Chinese economic data, climbed ahead of the data release, but later gave up some gains.
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The two-year yield, which is sensitive to interest rate expectations, rose by four basis points, to 1.201%, at 3:06 p.m.
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"I don't want to speculate but I think the public is making it known that it is sensitive to these issues," she said.
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But a currently serving U.S. intelligence official said that there are things Putin is sensitive about, including anything that makes him seem weak.
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Authoritarian North Korea is sensitive to outside criticism about its human rights record because it sees them as insults to its supreme leadership.
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Each mosquito species has a characteristic wing-beat frequency and the beam-detector inside a cell is sensitive enough to distinguish between these.
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The Recovery Rating on DFCC's notes is sensitive to Fitch's assessment of potential recoveries for creditors in case of default or non-performance.
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"Women's breast tissue is sensitive and responsive to many internal influences," said Carolyn DeLucia, M.D., of VSPOT Medi SPA in New York City.
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If you don't know what you're doing and you aren't careful, you could hurt yourself or your partner because the anus is sensitive.
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The host, 60, later added that as a member of the LGBTQ community she is sensitive to homophobic comments but accepted Hart's apology.
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Spain is sensitive over the issue due to a secessionist movement in Catalonia, where in 2014, there was an informal ballot on independence.
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PCBG's Long-Term IDR is sensitive to changes in Fitch's assessment of support from PCH and to a change in Georgia's Country Ceiling.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The rating of the notes is sensitive to changes in OCBC's IDR, which is driven by its Viability Rating of 'aa-'.
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The Aussie dollar is sensitive to moves in commodity prices, such as the fall in iron ore prices seen in the last session.
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"The Arctic is kind of an early warning system for the earth's climate because ice cover is sensitive to temperature changes," Meier explained.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The rating on the notes is sensitive to changes in DBS's IDR, which is driven by its Viability Rating of 'aa-'.
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Gold is sensitive to higher interest rates because they tend to boost the dollar, making gold more expensive for buyers with other currencies.
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But the gun control advocacy group argued none of the data it requested is sensitive law enforcement information that could endanger ongoing investigations.
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They decided to express a specific ion channel called HCN2, which acts differently in various cells but is sensitive to their resting potential.
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On March 8 we have solar eclipse in Pisces, which will bring up a lot of sensitive (everything concerning Pisces is sensitive) situations.
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The regulation also places some restrictions on the practice of using data to profile individuals if the data itself is sensitive data — e.g.
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The show is sensitive to the intersections large and small of privilege and race in contemporary America, and aches with the resulting injustices.
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Ms. Brooks is sensitive to how her departure could reflect on her team and has repeatedly insisted she's leaving for strictly personal reasons.
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The Australian dollar, which is sensitive to global growth due to the country's commodities exports, fell 1.70% to $0.6013, its weakest since 2003.
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"The skin in your pubic area is sensitive, so give it 24 hours to recover before waxing over the same spot," she says.
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He also is sensitive about how his results are portrayed, given the American public's reticence, and in some cases fear, about genetic modification.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The notes' rating is sensitive to changes in Austria's sovereign rating, which would be reflected in a change in the notes' rating.
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She isn't providing feedback at mealtime now but playing the role of the insula, a region of the brain that is sensitive to disgust.
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The Aussie is sensitive to shifts in risk sentiment and also serves as a proxy for trades related to China, Australia's largest trading partner.
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"President Zelenskyy is sensitive about Ukraine being taken seriously, not merely as an instrument in Washington domestic, reelection politics," Taylor wrote in text messages.
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Thailand is sensitive about how it is perceived abroad, particularly because of any impact on tourism which is an important driver of the economy.
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The Aussie is sensitive to Chinese data as it is often used as a proxy for that country because of Australia's major trade exposure.
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MSBNA's Institutional SR of '1' is sensitive to any change in Fitch's views of potential institutional support for this entity from the parent company.
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This is sensitive work, and it's a big reason the national rate for organ donation from deceased patients was below 220 percent in 2012.
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The Aussie, which is sensitive to Chinese economic data due to Australia's strong trade ties with the Asian giant, eased 0.1 percent to $0.7679.
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The STOXX 600 index fell 0.4% by 203 GMT with losses led by Germany's DAX, which is sensitive to tariff and China-related news.
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Dairy is sensitive because the United States produces too much milk for a saturated global market, DFC president Pierre Lampron said in a statement.
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The city's bourse is more exposed to global fund flows than mainland markets, and therefore is sensitive to news events affecting broad risk appetite.
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If that lie would have flipped the outcome, computer scientists say that the Boolean function is "sensitive" to the value of that particular bit.
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Its upcoming earnings report is the company's moment to showcase progress beyond user growth amid a market that is sensitive to the slightest failure.
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But on Thursday morning, Minority Leader Chuck Schumer endorsed filibustering Gorsuch's nomination, suggesting that the Democratic leadership is sensitive to the party's progressive base.
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The issue is sensitive because cobalt chemicals are used in batteries to power the electric vehicles whose rapid growth is revolutionizing the motor industry.
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Hamid stays with his protagonists like a spirit looking over their shoulders: The voice is sensitive, tender, as if these characters really are beloved.
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India is sensitive about what it sees as China's encroachment on surrounding smaller states that it regards as within its natural sphere of interest.
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Even the authors of the proposal admit it is "sensitive" and "controversial" but hope it bridges diverging expectations from member states, EU sources said.
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UBA Senegal's SR is sensitive to any change in assumptions around the propensity or ability of UBA to provide timely support to the bank.
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Gold is sensitive to interest rates changes, with increases mostly signaling a rise in the opportunity cost of holding the non-interest yielding metal.
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Fitch continues to believe BK's NIR is sensitive to further increases in short-term interest rates due to the low duration of its assets.
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Beijing is sensitive to any suggestion that what it projects as benign intentions do not have a receptive global audience, especially in Western capitals.
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The Australian dollar, which is sensitive to Chinese economic data, climbed for a third straight session to trade at $0.7672 at 0.73:45 p.m.
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Japan's household sentiment is sensitive to changes in the global economic outlook, because many manufacturers export machinery and electronic parts to companies in China.
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UBA Ghana's SR is sensitive to a change in assumptions around the propensity or ability of UBA to provide timely support to the bank.
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She is sensitive: As a high school student in 1965, she is unable to eat when she learns that a protester has immolated himself.
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But during the night someone kills this generous soul and only Charles, as sly and secretive as he is "sensitive and solitary," knows whodunit.
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Chief Justice John Roberts is sensitive to allowing the court to be an instrument of politics, particularly when doing so violates separation of powers.
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Bolsonaro's regime is sensitive to its image abroad and is increasingly reliant on international corporate and financial actors to rescue the nation's ailing economy.
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As for his proposal, Otting says he is sensitive to the bankers' concerns and has been reaching out to executives to seek their feedback.
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New Zealand's commodity-linked currency, which is sensitive to signals on Chinese demand, slipped after disappointing data on Chinese retail sales and industrial production.
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Still, despite the steady increase, the movement of students from one country to another is sensitive to fluctuations tied to political and economic forces.
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Gold is sensitive to rising rates because they push up bond yields, making non-yielding gold less attractive, and tend to boost the dollar.
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"Look at all the reaction to trade drama, the soybean market is sensitive to it," said Phin Ziebell, agribusiness economist at National Australia Bank.
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The commodity-linked currency is sensitive to movements in equity markets, which are seen as a key indicator of the prospects for global growth.
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These changes can be incredibly tiny, since LIGO is sensitive enough to detect a change in distance smaller than the width of a proton.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The rating on the notes is sensitive to changes in DBS's Issuer Default Rating, which is driven by its Viability Rating of 'aa-'.
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The Aussie is sensitive to shifts in risk sentiment and also serves as a liquid proxy of trades related to China - Australia's largest trading partner.
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Since Trump is sensitive to oil prices, China may also be trying to soften the U.S. position by surprising the market and pushing prices up.
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"Warren is sensitive to the point, which is correct, that if you look at the data, people with higher incomes have higher debt," Bruenig said.
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Love, money, and beauty planet Venus is sensitive yet comfortable in this Water sign, so trust your intuition when it comes to cash and relationships.
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Annoyingly, the Nest Hello is sensitive to false positives, offering up a notification for every sound it hears or a leaf blowing in the wind.
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Commodity-linked currencies such as the Australian dollar, which is sensitive to shifts in sentiment towards China, have also felt pressure from trade conflict concerns.
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GSBUSA's institutional support rating of '1' is sensitive to any change in Fitch's views of potential institutional support for this entity from the parent company.
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I was using products that weren't made for my skin type, which is sensitive, and I think that's why my acne didn't get any better.
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The gross loans/deposits ratio was acceptable at 122% at end-September 103 but the bank's liquidity position is sensitive to confidence shocks in Portugal.
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Similar to its sisters (sternum and side-boob tattoos) the under-boob area is sensitive, intimate, and — unless you choose otherwise — easily hidden by clothing.
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But many of the terms on the list "are not inherently explicit" so the company uses other signals to establish whether the content is sensitive.
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News of the cancelled meeting pushed down the Russian rouble, which is sensitive to events that might lead to new sanctions being imposed on Russia.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES IDR, Support AND VR The bank's IDR is sensitive to a change in Fitch's views on Santander's ability and propensity to provide support.
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The notching is sensitive to changes in assumptions on resolution intervention point and post-resolution capital needs, and the development of resolution planning more generally.
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Yet offering them jobs is sensitive in a country such as this, where the unemployment rate is above 14% (and almost twice that for women).
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The Indian government, which put down an armed Sikh separatist revolt in the 1980s, is sensitive to any attempts to revive the Sikh secessionist movement.
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China is sensitive to any suggestion that what it sees as its benign intentions do not have a receptive global audience, especially in Western capitals.
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Because Congress is sensitive to public opinion, a sustained fall in support of the government could bring about "cracks in the ruling coalition," added Taylor.
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The stock market showed last week that, as a matter of fact, it actually is sensitive to what's happening with the economic agenda in Washington.
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Your account information is sensitive, and you don't want it to end up in the hands of someone who might use it for nefarious purposes.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The rating on the notes is sensitive to changes in UOB's Issuer Default Rating, which is driven by its Viability Rating of 'aa-'.
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"It's just anything that is sensitive like the details of your divorce, you're worried about your kids like anything you're going to type into Google."
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Hey, maybe Jose is sensitive about the finger wag ... since he accidentally shot off his own finger in a gun cleaning accident back in 2014.
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"A House Full of Females" is sensitive to the difficulty and confusion that accompanied early plural marriage, with its implied loss of status for women.
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Health data is sensitive, and we gave proper time and care to make sure that we had the full consent and cooperation of our partners.
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Fed officials noted that the MBS market is sensitive to long-term rates, so lower yields later could result in the need to reinvest again.
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The Russian rouble, which is sensitive to events that might lead to new sanctions being imposed on Russia, fell on news of the canceled meeting.
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Kevin Wilson, an American who runs the joshi fan site Puroresu Central, is sensitive to those accusations, saying it's a stereotype that he'd like to uproot.
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"It was very clearly communicated that the government is sensitive to market apprehensions and will steer away from any negative or populist steps," said one official.
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The Australian dollar is sensitive to shifts in risk sentiment and also reacts to expectations towards the economic fortunes of China, the country's main trading partner.
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Because the fed didn't let the market feel the fed is sensitive enough to the impact of monetary tightening on the rapid decline in asset prices.
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The currency is sensitive to shifts in risk sentiment and also serves as a liquid proxy of trades related to China, the country's largest trading partner.
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Gold is sensitive to rising interest rates, which lift the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding bullion, while boosting the dollar, in which it is priced.
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"Horizon is committed to equality, values our LGBTQ members, and is sensitive to their unique healthcare challenges and needs," the insurance company said in an email.
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"A lot of it is sensitive," John N. Forrest, a nephrologist at Yale University, said of the contents of his grant, which was FOIA'd in 2013.
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While no passwords or financial information such as credit card numbers were exposed, the data is sensitive enough to cause real problems for Creative Cloud users.
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The screen is sensitive to the tilt and pressure of the plastic stylus, which is comfortable to write with and has no electronics that need charging.
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SUPPORT RATING The Support Rating is sensitive to a change in the assumptions around the propensity or ability of CA to provide timely support for Amundi.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The issue's rating is sensitive to changes in Landshypotek's VR and to a change in Fitch's assessment of loss severity or non-performance risk.
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The National Long-term Rating of BOS's subordinated debt is sensitive to the bank's National Rating and Fitch's view of recovery prospects in case of default.
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For these 1,822 stars, TESS is sensitive enough to detect planets as small as twice the Earth's radius receiving radiation levels similar to what hits Earth.
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This in turn is sensitive to a change in the perceived ability or willingness of the Korea sovereign to provide support to the bank, if needed.
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The sector, which is sensitive to updates that can impact consumer spending, has also seen volatile trading in recent weeks amid a flurry of Brexit headlines.
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In addition, FRB's VR is sensitive to sharp deterioration in the bank's domestic operating environment, leading to increasing impairment charges, weaker earnings and erosion of capital.
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"At Line, we stick to the global benchmark for screening and filtering of content that is sensitive from the perspective of the local culture," it explained.
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Romney and Bush are not close, but Romney deeply admires former President George H. W. Bush and is sensitive to his status as a GOP elder.
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But tackling a vast welfare system is sensitive after years in which the government provided basically free services and products financed by oil and gas exports.
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But Mr Khan is sensitive to the accusation that driving in London is expensive: a fee of £11.50 ($17) a day is levied for doing so.
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But the model is sensitive to yield, which many analysts believe still has some downside based on less-than-ideal August weather in some key states.
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The Aussie, which is sensitive to Chinese economic data because of Australia's strong trade ties to China, was down 0.2 percent on the day at $0.7675.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES VR, IDRs and National Ratings Banestes' VR is sensitive to any change in Fitch's assumptions regarding exposure to regional risk, capitalization and credit quality.
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Kilduff said he believes Trump is sensitive to higher gasoline prices, particularly after he slammed OPEC in a tweet last month for artificially high oil prices.
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The two-year yield, which is sensitive to market expectations of Fed rate hikes, was at 13 percent compared with a U.S. close of 2.807 percent.
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The dispute is sensitive for America Movil as Colombia is one of its most important markets, Intercam Casa de Bolsa wrote in a note to investors.
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VR ARB's VR is sensitive to a sharper-than-expected deterioration in the domestic operating environment, which could lead to material weaker asset quality and earnings.
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Warfare in southwestern Syria is sensitive to neighboring Jordan and Israel, though government bombardments so far have not focused on territory nearest to the Golan Heights.
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As such, it indicates to other members of a social group that the person who's embarrassed is sensitive to norms and committed to group well-being.
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Humans are not becoming obsolete on the farm by any means, a point that Mr. Clayton, raised on a New Zealand sheep farm, is sensitive to.
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Gold, which is sensitive to rising U.S interest rates, fell after Fed officials sounded a hawkish note on interest rates at the weekend, boosting the dollar.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The rating of the notes is sensitive to changes in Banco de Bogota's IDR and Viability rating, and would move in line with them.
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Far from making anorexia seem desirable, or acting as if it stems from a desire to "look skinny," To the Bone is sensitive but unsparingly real.
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SENIOR DEBT The senior debt originally issued by Vicenza and transferred to IntesaSP is sensitive to the same factors that might drive a change in IntesaSP's IDRs.
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Gold is sensitive to higher U.S. interest rates, which increase the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding bullion, while boosting the dollar, in which it is priced.
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"A delay is a possibility," one of the sources said, speaking on condition of anonymity because the issue is sensitive and no decision has been taken yet.
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The first time I use it, I find the lotion quite astringent and notice some tingling, especially on areas where my skin is sensitive due to blemishes.
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Beijing is sensitive to any calls for independence in Hong Kong and Taiwan, which is self-governing but is claimed by China under the "one China" policy.
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All six people Reuters spoke to declined to be named as the issue is sensitive and they were worried their company could be targeted for speaking out.
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The group is sensitive enough to this aspect of its usage that they've threatened to cut the tongues out of anyone who refers to them by Daesh.
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Australia's fiscal outlook is sensitive to economic performance, a risk highlighted by the -0.5% qoq fall in Australia's GDP in 3Q5003, the first contraction in five years.
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On Monday, the yield on two-year Treasury notes, which is sensitive to traders' view on Fed policy, touched 2.799 percent, the highest level since July 2008.
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Of course that's why the media is sensitive to that kind of incidents, because you just had a guy running for president just like attacking Muslims wholesale.
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Every White House is sensitive to accusations the President is tuning out the responsibilities of the job, and it's true that the job is never far away.
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"Reflation is positive for commodities, but palladium, although it is sensitive to global economic conditions, has quite a specific demand source — cars," Macquarie analyst Matthew Turner said.
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The gastrointestinal tract is sensitive to radiation, so if you start puking very soon after, it's a sign that you've absorbed a significant (read: potentially deadly) dose.
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Many of these words on the list are not inherently explicit, which is why they must be used alongside other signals to determine if content is sensitive.
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Existing mortgage rates that tracked Bank Rate would fall, but credit card rates and new business lending - which is sensitive to the economic outlook - would prove stickier.
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Children do endure in space and time, but they're always changing, and no camera is sensitive enough to record the uncanny speed at which this transformation happens.
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DEXIA DELAWARE'S SHORT-TERM DEBT RATINGS Dexia Delaware's short-term debt guaranteed by DCL is sensitive to the same factors that would affect DCL's Short-Term IDR.
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But the system is sensitive enough that it can also detect the slight changes the skin experiences during each heartbeat, or the broader changes that accompany breathing.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES As the notes are notched down from Garanti's support-driven Long-Term Foreign-Currency IDR, their rating is sensitive to a change in this rating.
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A proactive environmental security agenda that is sensitive to climate adaptation requirements, and that invests in resilient and sustainable infrastructure as a centerpiece strategy, just makes sense.
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The Vietnamese government is sensitive to ceremonies held in its country by former military members who fought against the North Vietnamese government and its Viet Cong allies.
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It can also act as an indicator for the overall health of the economy since spending is sensitive to many factors including unemployment rates and gas prices.
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Special Counsel Robert Mueller is sensitive to pulling "another Comey" as the Russia probe enters its final months, Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani said in an interview Sunday.
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The two-year yield, which is sensitive to market expectations of Fed rate hikes, was at 2.7907 percent compared with a U.S. close of 2.807 percent Wednesday.
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The receiver is always on, but draws an amazingly small 4 nanowatts of power, and is sensitive enough to detect a signal with a single nanowatt's strength.
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"The Iranian government is sensitive to global public concern," said Sunjeev Bery, the advocacy director for the Middle East and North Africa at Amnesty International's Washington office.
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Even under President Xi Jinping, the government is sensitive and somewhat responsive to bottom-up pressure from the people — their need to know, their calls for accountability.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES SENIOR DEBT The rating of the principal protected market-linked senior note is sensitive to changes in CGML's IDR, which is currently has a Positive Outlook.
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Since then, GLAAD has helped stars like Chaz Bono and Caitlyn Jenner come out as trans publicly, and ensure media coverage of their stories is sensitive and inclusive.
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LIGO is sensitive enough to pick up the gravitational wave signatures of two neutron stars colliding, possibly leading astronomers to clues about the nature of those mysterious objects.
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Attendees at previous G7 meetings have frowned upon intervention, and Tokyo is sensitive to criticism it is trying to engineer a weaker yen through ultra-loose monetary policy.
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Gold is sensitive to higher rates which lift the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding assets such as bullion, while boosting the dollar in which it is priced.
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It is driven by the same factors as the IDRs and is sensitive to changes in Fitch's view of support available to the bank from the Polish sovereign.
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Blanch told CNBC that U.S. shale is sensitive to prices, and production in the domestic shale patch has been on a steady decline for the past three quarters.
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STATE-GUARANTEED DEBT The 'AA-' Long-Term rating on DCL's state-guaranteed debt is sensitive to any rating action on the lowest-rated guarantor, which is currently Belgium.
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Whereas Bourdain styled himself as an adventuring chef—ranging about the world with a bottomless appetite for sensual pleasures—Bowien is sensitive, cerebral, the observing eye turned inward.
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Gold is sensitive to rising U.S. interest rates as these increase the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding bullion and boost the dollar, in which it is priced.
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SUBORDINATED BEBT Subordinated debt is sensitive to changes in Volksbank's VR. It is also sensitive to a change in Fitch's assessment of loss severity or non-performance risk.
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Global consumption is sensitive to price changes, albeit the response tends to be slow at first before accelerating later, and is notoriously slow to appear in the statistics.
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The Aussie, which is sensitive to Chinese economic data due to Australia's strong trade ties with the Asian giant, was down 0.1 percent on the day at $0.7677.
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In Europe, the issue of deploying malware is sensitive because democratic governments do not want to be seen to be using the same tactics as an authoritarian regime.
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Today's technology can track objects in space about 10 centimeters wide but Space Fence is sensitive enough to track "marble-sized objects in low Earth orbit," Schafhauser said.
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Bullion is sensitive to higher interest rates because they push bond yields higher, increasing the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding gold, and tend to boost the dollar.
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It's true Trump is sensitive to certain kinds of data — but those kinds generally include his own poll numbers and the stock market, not indicators of public health.
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This perspective is sensitive to the plights of those typically ignored by canonized historical accounts: women, African-Americans, non-English speaking people, non-European immigrants, and the poor.
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Gold is sensitive to higher rates, which lift the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding assets such as bullion, while boosting the dollar, in which it is priced.
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Since home refinancing is sensitive to the slightest changes in lending rates, even a modest move in yields can have a pronounced effect on the number of borrowers.
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" Cummings thanked Meadows for his statements and said, "if there's anyone who is sensitive with regard to race, it's me, son of former sharecroppers that were basically slaves.
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The two leaders are in talks to reunite Cyprus as leaders of their respective communities, and Cyprus is sensitive to perceived attempts to hold them in equal standing.
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And because its main ingredient, barley, is sensitive to extreme drought and heat, climate change will cause undue pain for all who love their lager, new research suggests.
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Attendees at previous G24 meetings have frowned upon intervention, and Tokyo is sensitive to criticism it is trying to engineer a weaker yen through ultra-loose monetary policy.
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The official also maintained that the United States is sensitive to concerns that Turkey will go too far in cracking down on what it considers a terrorist threat.
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"The concentration required varies by a factor of 26, from the cheek, which is sensitive, to the palm, which is least sensitive, to have the same effect," Raja said.
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" The DNC responded to Trump's message Wednesday, saying the President-elect is " is putting his own insecurities ahead of national security because he is sensitive about how he won.
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Still, the trade part of the show opened and closed with reminders of deeper political and economic risks to jet demand, which is sensitive to business confidence and consumption.
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The issue is sensitive for Rouhani because he justified a deal with world powers to curb Tehran's nuclear program partly on the grounds that it would aid the economy.
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Its traditional advice to tighten belts, for example, carries more weight in many parts of the world because it has shown that it is sensitive to broader social ills.
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"The field is sensitive to this already, and Archibald's case highlights the reason for us to be sensitive to it," said Philip Zeitler, president of the Pediatric Endocrine Society.
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Other surveys have shown Brexit to be a major drag on the property market in the capital, which is sensitive to flows of migrant workers from the European Union.
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"If the Fed is on watch and is sensitive to how the market reacts, I don't think we'll be at the worse end of that range," Maddy-Weitzman said.
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The equipment is sensitive enough to discriminate between the sounds made by different types of vehicle, such as a tractor or a lorry, and to detect people walking about.
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If there is another object nearby that is sensitive to the same frequency, it will absorb the vibrations emanated from the other object and start to vibrate in response.
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Sure, rock hard abs are nice and a well-defined bicep is always appreciated, but a man who is sensitive enough to cry during Titanic is something really special.
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If there's no report or significant analysis from the day — wrong or right in retrospect — what is sensitive about the emails that they have to be redacted en masse?
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Kenya is rated 'B+' with a Negative Outlook and the banks' operating environment is sensitive to slowing public spending, adverse weather conditions, rising inflation, political risk and external factors.
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SEBI also asked them to disclose in their press release factors to which a rating is sensitive and explain operating and financial performance that could trigger a rating change.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR Kiwibank Kiwibank's Support Rating is sensitive to the shareholders', and ultimately, the sovereign's ability and propensity to provide timely support to the bank.
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The metal is sensitive to moves in U.S. rates, as a rise would lift the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding assets such as bullion, while boosting the dollar.
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It is not directly exposed to interest rate risk in its mortgage financing (due to the Danish covered bond funding structure) although it is sensitive to lower treasury returns.
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Gold is sensitive to the prospect for rising rates because they tend to strengthen the dollar and push U.S. bond yields higher, reducing the appeal of non-yielding bullion.
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Plant manager: There is no cancer risk Sitting inside the facility, Denka plant manager Jorge Lavastida said the company is sensitive to the concerns of residents about air quality.
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Trump is sensitive to stories about him being on vacation; he wants people to think he's busy, especially since he constantly lambasted Obama for playing golf during his presidency.
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Gold is sensitive to rising interest rates, as higher rates increase the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding bullion, while boosting the dollar, in which the metal is priced.
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A preternaturally intelligent girl who is sensitive and socially awkward, obsessed with dark literature and music and television, overdoses on sleeping pills, and we thought she'd turn it around?
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The subject is sensitive, as Mr. Trump has expressed deep admiration for Jackson, a rich populist who appealed to working-class white voters when he was elected in 1828.
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" Interior wrote in the order that "protecting America's national treasures and critical resources requires a sustained effort to securely access, collect, and maintain information, much of which is sensitive.
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" Interior wrote in the order that "protecting America's national treasures and critical resources requires a sustained effort to securely access, collect, and maintain information, much of which is sensitive.
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As with most large Italian banks, Popolare is sensitive to the operating environment in Italy, particularly to the success of recent initiatives aimed at addressing Italian banks' asset quality.
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You should wash your hands, but avoid lotion, bug spray and hand sanitizer — amphibian skin is sensitive, and you may need to pick them up or nudge them along.
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The ban enjoys support from three in four Czechs, polls show, but is sensitive all the same as Czechs are fervent pub-goers and beer drinkers are often smokers.
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The head of the A.I. lab at a major online media company, who asked for anonymity because the subject is sensitive, said the company had 120 machine learning models.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES YSID's rating is sensitive to changes in its parent's ratings - a two-notch downgrade of Yuanta Financial Holdings' rating would likely result in a downgrade of YSID's rating.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR The Support Rating is sensitive to a change in the assumptions around the propensity or ability of CA to provide timely support for Amundi.
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The researchers removed thousands of tadpoles from five ponds and then drained the ponds almost completely, hoping that the sun's warmth would kill the chytrid, which is sensitive to temperature.
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Rob tells his therapist that he is sensitive and he resents that he hasn't gotten to be as much a part of the pregnancy as he would like to be.
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"The market is sensitive to this (North Korea)," said Michael Purves, chief global strategist at Weeden & Co, who said the concern was that the situation would go "on and on".
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Like its rivals, Remy Cointreau is sensitive to demand in China, where it has been marketing premium spirits, including its $3,000 a bottle top-of-the-range Louis XIII cognac.
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Moreover, since Trump is sensitive to the political consequences of high oil prices (as his tweets make clear), the start of summer driving season would make for especially difficult timing.
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The issue is sensitive as Islamic State have a record of torturing, mutilating and killing military and civilian captives, and such an incident could be a blow to troops' morale.
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In a state that is sensitive to the accusation that it had limited cultural wealth prior to the discovery of oil, this basement of textual treasures is a clear refutation.
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If demand is sensitive to changes in price, then a tax will change behaviour, benefiting poorer people's health and aligning their behaviour more closely with what they say they desire.
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The bank's VR is sensitive to Fitch's assessment of KEB Hana's company profile and the challenging operating environment (which is partly being alleviated by the Korean authorities' borrower-friendly measures).
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Click here to view original GIFThe real footage of President Trump at Mar-a-Lago taking off his hatGIF: InstagramIt's no secret that President Trump is sensitive about his appearance.
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This time round the president is sensitive to anything that could be seen to bolster the opposition's chances in an election that experts expect to be close-fought and edgy.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES YSID's rating is sensitive to changes in its parent's rating - a two-notch downgrade of Yuanta Financial Holdings' rating would likely result in a downgrade of YSID's rating.
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Although Owlstone's system is very small—it fits on a chip the size of a coin—it is sensitive, identifying molecules at a level of a few parts per billion.
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The interior of the bags is sensitive to moisture, and over time it can become prone to deploying violently and rupturing, sending shards of metal flying toward the car's occupants.
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An upgrade of the Support Ratings and Support Rating Floors for ACB and Military Bank is sensitive to our expectations around the sovereign's ability and propensity to support the banks.
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Bullion is sensitive to higher interest rates which lift the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding assets such as precious metals, while boosting the dollar in which it is priced.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES - COMMERCIAL PAPER The commercial paper rating is sensitive to changes in CNHI Capital's short-term IDR and, therefore, would move in tandem with any changes to the IDR.
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Should the FTC find that viewing info is sensitive similarly to how financial and medical data are, that might mean serious changes in how your data is collected and shared.
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While the encounter was a viral moment for only short amount of time, it has stuck with Trump, who is sensitive about the way he is portrayed in the media.
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The jasmine is particularly tricky to cultivate — it is sensitive to the heat of the sun and must be picked by hand — so it is an expensive flower to use.
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The mood is sensitive, so be mindful of miscommunication; it won't be easy to figure out the true value of something at this time, so save negotiations for another day.
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Gold is sensitive to rising rates because they push up bond yields, reducing the attractiveness of non-yielding bullion, and tend to boost the dollar, in which gold is priced.
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Yet the Fed chose to keep rates steady on Wednesday, helping gold, which is sensitive to rising rates that could increase the opportunity cost of holding a non-yielding metal.
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VR Rabobank's VR is sensitive to material setbacks in the improving trend in the bank's structural profitability or a failure to reduce the ratio of net impaired loans to capital.
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"Jokowi will have to come up with a well-thought-out strategy to contain Ma'ruf Amin's conservative influence," added the NU source, who sought anonymity because the topic is sensitive.
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"A propaganda campaign by the North" over the status of the group was a factor in the decision, the government official told Reuters, requesting anonymity because the topic is sensitive.
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Before pursuing film-making, Mr Hao worked at Alibaba and Yahoo, two internet companies, and he says he is sensitive to the ways in which users can be manipulated for profit.
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NEW FUTURISTIC ISRAELI &aposDUNE-BUGGY&apos IS BRISTLING WITH WEAPONS, READY FOR COMBAT A smartphone camera is sensitive enough to detect the differences in color and brightness in the glowing reaction.
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She added that there were people in the room with her that have actually been molested (including her own mother) so she is sensitive about the topic (as everyone should be).
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To that point, we ask that you assume what you are working on is sensitive, and do not share details of your work with friends, family, or people outside the organization.
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It was found using the SPHERE instrument on the European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope, which is sensitive to infrared light, allowing it to detect the heat signatures of young planets.
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The base rate cut in August 2016 is likely to have hit the bank's revenue generation plans, as a large portion of its legacy loan book is sensitive to falling rates.
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But this pattern still shows the market is sensitive to signs of decelerating profit growth on the way to the first quarter, when growth is anticipated at only around 7 percent.
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Sterling is sensitive to any signs Britain could be heading towards a "hard" Brexit - a scenario in which the country would lose any kind of preferential access to the single markets.
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Still, crude prices were within striking distance of a more than three-year high hit in late April, and analysts said the market is sensitive to any developments on Iranian sanctions.
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Giuliani told CNN he believes Mueller is "sensitive" to the fact that his investigation is reaching its one-year mark, in part because Mueller mentioned the anniversary in a recent meeting.
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VR The bank's VR is sensitive to significant price corrections in the UK property market, should it lead to materially deteriorating asset quality and eroding capital through higher loan impairment charges.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES VR, IDR AND SENIOR DEBT The bank is sensitive to the operating environment in Italy, particularly to the success of recent initiatives aimed at addressing Italian banks' asset quality.
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The issue is sensitive for the Fed, whose policies affect every citizen but which is designed to be immune from the day-to-day politics that influence other U.S. government agencies.
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Tehran is sensitive to international criticism in the realm of human rights: Past global pressure campaigns have resulted in the release of some prisoners, if not an overwhelming number of them.
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But Telgemeier is sensitive to her characters' feelings, and moments of pain and love between the two sisters will resonate with anyone who has ever feared for a beloved family member.
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The two-year yield, which is sensitive to traders' view on Fed policy, was up 1.8 basis points at 1.601% after hitting 1.529%, which was its lowest level since October 2017.
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While the APP is sensitive to the charge of paternalistic interference in Kenya's judicial system, the Kenyan government and especially its prison service have been happy to co-operate with it.
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What changed between Keystone and Keystone XL, in other words, is that a president who is sensitive to political pressure from environmental groups took office, and those groups successfully pressured him.
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The James Webb Space Telescope is scheduled to launch in 2021 and is sensitive to these infrared wavelengths, which will make it a useful tool for understanding these early massive galaxies.
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Instead, experts say focus on replenishing lost moisture with hydrating products and avoiding sanitizers with essential oils and fragrances if your skin is sensitive, both of which are common skin irritants.
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If your skin is sensitive but you also just don't feel clean unless your cleanser foams up into a fine froth on your face, try the Neutrogena Ultra Gentle Foaming Cleanser.
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Ackman, who is sensitive to stereotypes about profiteering, says that Pershing Square has fewer than a dozen investments in its portfolio at a time, and sees them as long-term commitments.
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SUPPORT RATING UBAE's Support Rating is sensitive to changes in Fitch's assumptions regarding potential support from LFB and may be upgraded if Fitch believes that some support could come from LFB.
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Unedic's performance is sensitive to economic cycles and has to be viewed in light of the association's not-for-profit mission and counter-cyclical role as an economic and social buffer.
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In both instances, criticism from those affected by the tragedies led to an indignant, outsized response from Trump, who is sensitive to accusations that he's not temperamentally suited for the office.
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But not everyone who is sensitive to alpha-gal will develop allergic symptoms after eating red meat; however, they&aposll still have measurable levels of the alpha-gal antibody in their blood.
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The only real downside of hand sanitizer is that it can really dry out your hands and lead to irritation if you use it frequently or your skin is sensitive, says Reynolds.
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My skin is sensitive and my pain threshold low, so my shoulders tightened again when I got on the massage table, unsure what to expect from the 80- (yes, 80!) minute procedure.
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Nunes and the rest of Trump's team in the House have been pushing Rosenstein to disclose what he says is sensitive information that could damage this case and potentially others if exposed.
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So if there is sensitive information in a document sent in a PDF (portable document format) outside your organization, it can flag a bunch of that information, or stop it from happening.
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The association's board is sensitive to the debate but has no current plans to add context, such as civil rights and causes of the conflict, that patrons told CNN would be beneficial.
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The university must be an institution that is sensitive to the feelings of all Vietnamese, not an institution in Vietnam conceived and decided upon by Americans disregarding our self-respect and dignity.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The rating is sensitive to adverse changes to any of the following five key pillars: investment process; investment resources; risk management; investment performance and the company's performance, including client servicing.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The rating is sensitive to adverse changes to any of the following five key pillars: investment process; investment resources; risk management; investment performance; and the company's performance, including client servicing.
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The motor industry is sensitive to accusations of test manipulation after carmaker Volkswagen in 2015 admitted installing illegal software to conceal the true level of emissions from some of its diesel vehicles.
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His movies look and sound like Sundance-sourced exercises in regional realism, and he is sensitive to the nuances of feeling that infuse even the strangest circumstances, and also the most ordinary.
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An improvement in Boubyan's franchise in conjunction with sustainable lending growth without material asset quality deterioration could be positive for the bank's VR. The VR is sensitive to continuing rapid loan growth.
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Fluid media is sensitive to its environment; a deep breath, a shift in focus, a sound in the distance all impact the process causing the paint to sway from the predetermined path.
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Stephens has worked with many a mentor — including Nick Saviano, Roger Smith, David Nainkin, Thomas Hogstedt and Annacone — but is sensitive to the suggestion that she is prone to hiring and firing.
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"I'm careful that what I'm saying on social media is sensitive to the full range of my readers, and is aimed at creating a positive force in the world," said Ms. Han.
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The two-year Treasury yield, which is sensitive to traders' view on Federal Reserve policy, fell to a session low of 1.383 percent shortly following the release of the latest jobs report.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR MUAH's Support Rating is sensitive to Fitch's view of its importance to the parent company and to the parent company's ability and propensity to provide support.
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The UN hunger report makes a number of recommendations, including calls for a shift toward agriculture that is sensitive to nutrition needs and food systems that can provide safe, high-quality food.
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Gold is sensitive to rising rates because they increase bond yields, making non-yielding assets such as bullion less attractive while also tending to boost the dollar, in which gold is priced.
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It is sensitive to slights, and many at the C.I.A. were especially galled by what they considered Mr. Trump's cheap shots at the mistaken intelligence in the prelude to the Iraq war.
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Gold is sensitive to rising interest rates because they increase bond yields, raising the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding bullion, and tend to boost the dollar, in which gold is priced.
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Canada runs a current account deficit and is a major exporter of commodities, including oil, so the loonie is sensitive to a slowdown in the global flow of trade or capital. barrel.
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While Nissan is sensitive about such intellectual property considerations, the Japanese carmaker is optimistic about benefits from a FCA-Renault merger and will "look seriously at supporting them," a senior executive told Reuters.
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The two-year yield US2YT=RR, which is sensitive to traders' view on Fed policy, was up 1.8 basis points at 1.601% after hitting 1.529%, which was its lowest level since October 2017.
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But this news alters what he taught me in high school, reinforcing something I learned from tending the gardens of sad men: Just because someone is sensitive doesn't mean they care about you.
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Any deal with a foreign firm is sensitive in Algeria and needs the support of a permanent president, not a caretaker: the source said it was not clear when the talks may restart.
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" Why this blew up, via The Guardian: "The work on Soros is sensitive because of the peculiar role that the Hungarian-born investor and philanthropist plays in rightwing conspiracy theories and among antisemites.
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DHS needs to get more companies to share data, to improve its technology to be better able to detect changing threats, and humans may still be needed to determine when data is sensitive.
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The VR of BS is sensitive to further deterioration of its funding profile or weakening capital, whether as a result of rapid growth or worsening asset quality, although this is not Fitch's expectation.
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But he has given a few clues that he is sensitive to the boundaries of his populist rage -- signaling an attempt to grow from the leader of a movement into a potential president.
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Parents can help their children challenge gender norms, but they should do it in a way that is sensitive to the very real, sometimes scary, role these norms play in a child's life.
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Some Silicon Valley leaders are hesitant to publicly clash with President Trump; many declined to comment on the record about the administration's immigration policies, with one noting that the topic is sensitive. Fwd.
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Gold is sensitive to rising interest rates because they push up bond yields, increasing the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding bullion while tending to strengthen the dollar, in which gold is priced.
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Gold is sensitive to rising interest rates because they push up bond yields, raising the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding bullion, and tend to strengthen the dollar, in which gold is priced.
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Secondly, on commodity assets front, natural gas is sensitive to weather change, because cooling will boost demand for natural gas, sending prices soaring U.S. natural gas futures for February delivery surged more than 7.
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The "sharp and immediate" impact on business confidence and spending plans demonstrates that the "real economy is sensitive — and probably more sensitive than in the pre-2008 era — to the stock market," Shepherdson wrote.
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The rating of the senior PIK toggle notes is sensitive primarily to changes to MidCo13's IDR, from which it is notched, as well as to Fitch's assumptions regarding recoveries in a default scenario.
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The language on protectionism was removed at last year's summit in Buenos Aires, nodding to a request by Washington which is sensitive to criticism of the tariffs it is slapping on some G20 members.
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The rating of the senior PIK toggle notes is sensitive primarily to changes to MidCo1's IDR, from which it is notched, as well as to Fitch's assumptions regarding recoveries in a default scenario.
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Fighting near the Golan Heights frontier is sensitive to Israel, which on Monday said it had used two missiles to bring down rockets launched in the battle between the Syrian army and Islamic State.
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But Powell moved to mollify financial markets, saying that while economic momentum is solid, the Fed is sensitive to the risks highlighted by investors and will be patient with its monetary policy in 2019.
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The issue is sensitive in self-ruled Taiwan - and could play into how people vote - where many people resent China's claims on their island and feel proud to be called Taiwanese rather than Chinese.
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Gold is sensitive to rising rates because they push bond yields higher, reducing the attractiveness of non-yielding bullion, and tend to boost the dollar, making gold more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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"We envision a plan in which private creditors bear losses accordingly with their risk-taking, and no predator shareholder prevails," said a senior government official who asked for anonymity because the matter is sensitive.
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Gold is sensitive to rising rates because they tend to boost the dollar, making gold more expensive for holders of other currencies, and push up bond yields, reducing the appeal of non-yielding gold.
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China is sensitive to even a veiled reference by ASEAN to its seven reclaimed reefs, three of which have runways, missile batteries, radars and, according to some experts, the capability to accommodate fighter jets.
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But he clearly is sensitive to suggestions that he is no longer a starting player, much less an All-Star, and uncharacteristically blew off reporters after a recent, depressing, home-court loss to Charlotte.
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" Staying on-message, a spokesperson for the state Department of Public Safety said that "the Division of Prisons is sensitive to the business needs of participating employers while balancing the medical issues at hand.
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This is sensitive information, of course, and Apple's relative commitment to privacy — at least compared with advertising-centric companies like Google and Facebook — might be enough to get new users strapped in and recording.
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He noted that earnings growth is already priced in, relative valuation is elevated and the industry is sensitive to growing trade tensions since it is one of the most dependent on China by revenues.
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For Ireland, the imposition of any form of border checks is sensitive because removing the physical infrastructure separating the two countries was a central element of the peace process that unfolded in the 1990s.
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Apple is sensitive to changes in trade policy because so much of its manufacturing is done in China, as well as the fact that Chinese consumer demand for iPhones is a key metric for investors.
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He said dealing with Iran was complex enough without any new U.S. sanctions because of a lack of dollar clearing, as the global banking system is sensitive to the U.S. view on transacting with Iran.
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Powell, in remarks to the American Economic Association, soothed market nerves with assurances that the central bank is sensitive to risks that worry investors and is not on a preset path of interest rate hikes.
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Raising fuel prices is sensitive, because many Nigerians see the subsidy as the only benefit they derive from living in Africa's top oil producer which is gripped by graft and poverty despite its energy wealth.
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Analysts said that the fairly muted reaction in currencies reflected the low expectations markets had for the G7 summit, despite the fact that the euro is sensitive to the threat of U.S. tariffs on cars.
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Like its Silicon Valley brethren, Waymo is sensitive to its impact on public transportation and is trying to cushion itself from any possible blowback that suggests it is poaching transit riders or adversely affecting service.
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In remarks to the American Economic Association, Powell soothed market nerves with assurances that the central bank is sensitive to risks that worry investors and is not on a preset path of interest rate hikes.
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"Otherwise Petrobras could at first select to be operator on all blocks and later just choose to keep the best ones," one source explained, speaking on the condition of anonymity because the issue is sensitive.
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The timing is sensitive, not just because the case may test perception of Macron's promise of squeaky-clean government but also because of the global outcry triggered by accusations of serial sexual harassment by Weinstein.
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Disaster relief is sensitive for politicians in Mexico after the government's widely panned response to the 1985 quake caused upheaval, which some credited with weakening the one-party rule of the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI).
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Analysts said that the fairly muted reaction in currencies reflected the low expectations markets had for the G7 summit despite the fact that the euro is sensitive to the threat of U.S. tariffs on cars.
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Raising fuel prices is sensitive because many Nigerians see the state subsidy as the only benefit they derive from living in a major oil producing country which is nevertheless gripped by endemic corruption and poverty.
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In currency positioning, UBS Wealth Management added an underweight position on the Australian dollar versus the U.S. dollar, saying the currency is sensitive to the economic cycle and suffers when investors become more risk-averse.
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The bank's Fitch Core Capital ratio is sensitive to changes in property valuations, but it remains sound and at the top end of the range for the banking system at 17.1%, excluding property revaluation reserves.
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"Gordon, one thing Kurt and I talked about yesterday was Sasha Danyliuk's point that President Zelenskyy is sensitive about Ukraine being taken seriously, not merely as an instrument in Washington domestic, reelection politics," he said.
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Many of the food intolerance tests sold online screen for antibodies for that could merely mean you were recently exposed to a certain food, not that your body is sensitive to it in any way.
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"Now, this is sensitive information," he said, "and what those companies can do with all that data, our sensitive and deepest information, your genetics, is not clear and in some cases not fair and not right."
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So if anyone is sensitive to poor air quality, it&aposs a good idea to keep it indoors in the A.C. Mentioned on Sunday that we had that backdoor cold front coming through in the Northeast.
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" Then, two days later, Taylor (the top US diplomat in Ukraine) expresses concerns, saying he's heard that "President Zelenskyy is sensitive about Ukraine being taken seriously, not merely as an instrument in Washington domestic, reelection politics.
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SR The SR is sensitive to both a change in the strategic importance of the UK banking group to its parent, which we currently do not expect, and in Banco Santander's ability to provide extraordinary support.
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Japan is sensitive about putting wood on the list, China is resisting a U.S. bid to include turbines, and the EU is adamant that China's massive over-capacity in bicycle production would swamp the European market.
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"Now, this is sensitive information, and what those companies can do with all that data, our sensitive and deepest information, your genetics, is not clear and in some cases not fair and not right," Schumer added.
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That may be because of his alleged coziness (or aspiring coziness) with Russian President Vladimir Putin or because Trump is sensitive about what the hacks and his popular vote loss have done to his presidential legitimacy.
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They also agreed that Zelensky, still new in the job, is sensitive to domestic perception and would not want to tell his own people that he had felt like he had to capitulate to American demands.
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While there's no black-and-white answer, we tapped the experts for three common issues that you may be facing which are leading you to believe your skin is sensitive, while it is, in fact, not.
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These satellites help route data between internetworked objects all around the globe and when the data is sensitive, such as with banking applications, it is generally encrypted as it is passed between ground stations and satellites.
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National politics is sensitive territory that arts organizations all over the country are trying to navigate during this polarized era, and some are asking whether it is appropriate for museum directors to also be public advocates.
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So the researchers chose to look at what droughts and heat caused by a changing climate would do to barley, which is a main ingredient of most beers, and which is sensitive to heat and drought.
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Mr Li's valuable IP is sensitive because his design is simple and does not require a complex supply chain to produce (though being right next to the LED factories of Shenzhen has certainly been an advantage).
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The subordinated debt's rating is sensitive to the same factors that may affect the bank's VR. The notes' rating is also sensitive to a change in notching should Fitch change its assessment of loss severity.
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"Under this situation, we have determined that it would not serve our national interest to maintain an agreement we signed with the aim of exchanging military information which is sensitive to security," Kim told a news conference.
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And that doesn't mean you won't see results: "It's fine to start using a topical retinoid once a week and advance as tolerated if your skin is sensitive or you want to avoid a purge," he says.
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Pennsylvania's attorney general, who supervises the trust and can ask a court to block any deal, holds an elected office and is sensitive to local concerns, though the current office holder is not planning to seek reelection.
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My skin is sensitive and pale, so an abrasive cleanser or harsh astringent can mean I come out of my nightly routine looking like the first successful hybrid between a human being and a farm-fresh tomato.
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Reuters reported on Monday that the hardest part of the air marshals negotiations would center on allowing U.S. officials to carry arms, given that the use of weapons by foreigners in Mexico is sensitive and tightly regulated.
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The exit plan surprised some at the company's Singapore office, which was "doing okay as far as profits were concerned," said a source with direct knowledge of the matter, who sought anonymity as the topic is sensitive.
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True, this is sensitive intelligence information, but this is an opportunity to use it for strategic effect instead of treating it like a butterfly collection: gathered at great difficulty, painstakingly mounted, then displayed to your jealous friends.
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The issue is sensitive in Ukraine - once the bread basket of the Soviet Union - and many doubt the authorities would risk political capital by pushing the reform through parliament ahead of presidential and parliamentary elections in 2019.
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The soybean market is sensitive to developments in the negotiations as the oilseed was the most valuable U.S. agricultural export to China prior to the dispute that has seen Beijing impose retaliatory tariffs on U.S. farm goods.
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Through this, the film looks neutrally at a nation that is usually reviled or laughed at, and is sensitive toward the people who live there, who are rarely heard from and even more rarely sincerely listened to.
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Mr. Lee's disappearance is sensitive because, as pro-democracy demonstrations have intensified this summer in Hong Kong, there has been rising speculation about whether China would send its army into the semiautonomous territory to quell the protests.
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CS Schweiz: The Support Rating is sensitive to changes in our assessment of Credit Suisse's ability to provide extraordinary support to CS Schweiz as well as the importance of CS Schweiz to the rest of the group.
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High FX Risks Silknet's leverage is sensitive to FX volatility, as its revenues are predominantly in the domestic currency while most of its debt and a significant share of operating expenses are in foreign currency, mainly USD.
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Taylor1:45 AM July 21Gordon, one thing Kurt and I talked about yesterday was Sasha Danyliuk's point that President Zelenskyy is sensitive about Ukraine being taken seriously, not merely as an instrument in Washington domestic, reelection politics.
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The other possibility is that Giuliani is sensitive about all of this because he is aware at some level that he is waaaaaaay out on a limb on Ukraine and he is hyper-sensitive about that fact.
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"Gordon, one thing Kurt and I talked about yesterday was Sasha Danyliuk's point that President Zelenskyy is sensitive about Ukraine being taken seriously, not merely as an instrument in Washington domestic, reelection politics," Taylor wrote on July 21.
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As lensing is sensitive to dark matter as well as the ordinary, visible stuff, this technique will let the LSST map the "true" structure of the universe in ways pertinent to choosing between explanations for accelerating cosmic expansion.
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The Long-Term IDR is sensitive to a change in the bank's VR or to a material reduction in the size of the qualifying junior debt buffer, in particular should it fall below 10% of risk-weighted assets.
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That's the action of someone who understands the way the Washington news cycle operates, and is sensitive to losing influence with members of his party in Congress (and officials in his own department) because he's embroiled in scandal.
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With a large percentage of Jordan's population made up of Palestinians, and Jordan sharing a border with the West Bank, which the Palestinians want for their own state together with East Jerusalem and Gaza, its position is sensitive.
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Public debt sustainability is sensitive to exchange rate stability, with 76% of debt denominated in foreign currencies, although risks are mitigated by the high share of debt from international official creditors at extremely long maturities and low cost.
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The credit market is sensitive to moves in oil because a "very large portion" of high-yield bonds in America are issued by companies involved in energy production, distribution and exploration, Thomas Tzitzouris of Strategas Research Partners said.
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"Kevin Burns said, 'Do not give me anything in writing if it is sensitive, anything the F.D.A. could get,'" recalled the former executive, who was at the meeting but asked not to be identified for fear of retribution.
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KTB's National Long-Term Rating, in turn, is sensitive to changes in the bank's Support Rating Floor, which reflects Fitch's view on the sovereign's capacity and propensity to provide timely extraordinary support to KTB in times of need.
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The judge wrote that while he "is sensitive to the realities of budgetary constraints and the difficult decisions prison officials must make, the economics of providing this medication cannot outweigh the Eighth Amendment's constitutional guarantee of adequate medical care."
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Youssef Chahed, a French-educated agriculture specialist in office less than a month, is sensitive to how fragile the social peace is in Tunisia but expressed confidence that he could deliver on reforms with his new national unity government.
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A Mexican official with knowledge of the plan said the hardest part of the negotiations would center on allowing U.S. officials to carry arms, given that the use of weapons by foreigners in Mexico is sensitive and tightly regulated.
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First, while the model produces a range of outcomes — like all such models, it is sensitive to various choices of inputs and parameters, and there's no "correct" carbon price — in all cases, the carbon tax starts high and declines.
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It's clear from her Vox interview that Clinton, or at least someone on her staff, is sensitive to these concerns — she actually mentioned the Disney case by name, which is an indication that they're following the issue somewhat closely.
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Miss Suu Kyi is sensitive to international criticism of her government's stance: on December 19th she convened a meeting in Yangon of foreign ministers from the Association of South-East Asian Nations in an attempt to assuage their concerns.
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It's clear from her Vox interview that Clinton, or at least someone on her staff, is sensitive to these concerns — she actually mentioned the Disney case by name, which is an indication that they're following the issue somewhat closely.
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He added that Mr. Sanders comes from what he called the "vanilla side of the country," is sensitive to what he called "chocolate folk," and is willing to confront Wall Street in a way other longtime politicians will not.
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They looked at the weather in the country overall and specifically in areas where maize is grown — the rationale there being that a large percentage of people in these countries work in agriculture, which is sensitive to weather fluctuations.
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China, which is sensitive to comments from abroad and usually does not talk about other countries' domestic affairs, issued a veiled call on Britain to stay in the EU when its leader Xi Jinping visited the country in October.
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Strategists say it's not clear whether there will be lingering repercussions for markets, but the market is sensitive to anything viewed as being potentially disruptive to the efforts of the White House and Congress to work on tax reform.
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"Caution is rising before the earnings as investors focus on signs on whether Chinese demand is recovering," said Takuya Takahashi, a strategist at Daiwa Securities, adding that the market is sensitive before Nidec Corp's results later in the day.
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Concord's filing Thursday comes amid a drawn-out fight where the Russian company seeks to access what the Justice Department says is "sensitive" evidence in the case, which could reveal national security and American investigative secrets to powerful foreigners.
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China, which is sensitive to comments from abroad and usually does not talk about other countries' domestic affairs, issued a veiled call on Britain to stay in the EU when its leader Xi Jinping visited the country last October.
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The transparency of trusts, which returned to the EU agenda this year amid public outrage following the Panama Papers leaks, is sensitive for Cameron because he is on record as blocking an earlier EU effort to identify trust owners.
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If you want to connect with cell phones from space, you need an antenna that is sensitive enough to collect their weak signals and powerful enough to return a signal that can be picked up by a cell receiver.
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We have a "cautious stance on [the] tech sector, which has elaborate supply chains, is sensitive to consumer and corporate confidence, and where the adverse trade impact could be material," wrote Mislav Matejka, global equity strategist at the bank.
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"The BOJ is sensitive to the fact that any reductions might be interpreted as tapering, so it will likely continue to be very careful with its operations," said a fixed-income fund manager at a Tokyo asset management firm.
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Mike Dutter, the science and operations officer for the Wakefield office, said weather radar is sensitive enough to detect tiny droplets of rain, so it's not unusual for it to also pick up dust, flocks of birds or insects.
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Snapchat isn't being too specific — this is sensitive — but payroll information could include salary data, Social Security numbers, bank details, addresses, emails and other personal ID which, in the hands of the wrong people, could create headaches for those affected.
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And even if he keeps taxes low on the rich, his economic policies may do more damage to their wealth overall, which is largely invested in assets whose value is sensitive to the state of the economy, both domestic and global.
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Last year's G20 summit in Buenos Aires was the first to drop the language on the need to denounce protectionism, deferring to a request by Washington, which is sensitive to criticism of the tariffs it is slapping on some G20 members.
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"The prince will leave Thailand this evening to attend to personal business and will return next month in time to preside over an official engagement," said a senior military source who declined to be identified, because the matter is sensitive.
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LONG- AND SHORT-TERM DEPOSIT RATINGS GSBUSA's deposit ratings are sensitive to any change in the entity's Long-Term IDR which is sensitive to any change in the VR of the parent company given the institutional support rating of '1'.
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Sector capitalisation, supported by adequate NPL reserve coverage, is sufficient to absorb moderate shocks, but is sensitive to further lira depreciation given the high level of foreign currency loans on banks' balance sheets, and further asset quality weakening as loans season.
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Read more: Trump's top diplomat in Ukraine said in a text message that it was 'crazy' to withhold aid in exchange 'for help with a political campaign'Taylor wrote that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is "sensitive" about how is country is portrayed.
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Beijing is sensitive to even a veiled reference by ASEAN to its reclamation of seven reefs and its military installations in the South China Sea, which it claims in almost its entirety despite the competing claims of five other countries.
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The rating of NBK's senior unsecured commercial paper is sensitive to any change in the bank's Short-Term rating of 'F1+' SUBSIDIARY AND AFFILIATED COMPANY National Bank of Kuwait (International)'s ratings are sensitive to a change in NBK's ratings.
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However, Dr. Jackson said he had observed Mr. Trump closely, often several times a day, for the past year, and was satisfied that the Montreal test is "sensitive enough" to have picked up serious cognitive issues if they were present.
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The technology is sensitive enough, says David Hunt, the firm's boss, to track individual animals, and to alert farmers if a cow is not feeding when it should be, or moving in a way that suggests it might be sick.
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Olson is sensitive to the traumas of the deposed in having to decide whether to stay as hostages in the hope of sparing their populations the torments of Nazi rule or risk the charge of desertion by fleeing to London.
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And Mr. Sanders is sensitive to the topic of his relationship with Ms. Warren: When the journalist Franklin Foer tried to ask him about it this year, "he peremptorily dismissed me from his office," Mr. Foer wrote in The Atlantic.
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More than 90 percent of Algeria's 40 million people are Sunni Muslims The question of Islamic activism outside mainstream, state-sanctioned Sunni Islam is sensitive following a 1990s civil war with armed, ultra-conservative Islamists that killed more than 200,000 people.
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Last year's G20 summit in Buenos Aires was the first to drop the language on the need to denounce protectionism, deferring to a request by Washington, which is sensitive to criticism of the tariffs it is slapping on some G20 members.
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Palm oil is a major growth driver in Southeast Asia's largest economy, and the industry is sensitive to the issue of environmental standards, used by global food and consumer goods giants like Kellog, Mars and Unilever, to determine which producers are acceptable.
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The source, who asked not to be named because the issue is sensitive, said Brazil's cane industry group Unica has managed to convince the government to not open up that the ethanol trade while the United States fully taxes Brazilian sugar imports.
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Older television models refresh around 50 to 60 images a second, and because a dog's visual system is sensitive to flickering (which helps them perceive motion), a dog's brain may "read" on-screen imagery as having a dancing flipbook or strobe light effect.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The rating of the covered bonds is sensitive to any rating movement of the Long-term IDR of the UK sovereign or to any material changes to the conditions of the guarantee granted by the UK government to B&B.
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Putin's government is sensitive to political demonstrations and corruption allegations and a series of recent corruption charges against Russian officials suggest that it is seeking to respond to popular criticism, suggests Tim Ash, emerging markets senior sovereign strategist at Bluebay Asset Management.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The senior non-preferred notes issued by Credit Agricole S.A. are primarily sensitive to a change in Credit Agricole S.A.'s Long-Term IDR, which in turn is sensitive to a change in the Long-Term IDR of Credit Agricole.
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Gold, which is sensitive to rate increases as they lift the opportunity cost of holding the non-interest-yielding metal, posted its biggest quarterly rise in nearly 30 years in the first three months of 2016 as expectations for rate rises faded.
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"If the government believes that location data is sensitive and requires more explicit consumer disclosures and permissions, then those protections should apply to all players that have access to location data, whether an ISP or edge player or search engine," Quinn wrote.
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"Treasury is sensitive to the concerns of the tax exempt community, and hopes this guidance can significantly limit the impact on non-profit groups," Treasury Secretary Steven MnuchinSteven Terner MnuchinFive key players in Trump's trade battles Pelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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While Conway is sensitive to criticism of Trump's call for the penalty, she has tried to clarify his comments ever since he made them, stressing that they are aimed at a specific set of traffickers, not those drug dealers working in small quantities.
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Featuring contributions from assorted NASA scientists and historians, the movie considers space missions less as vehicles for human adventure — though its treatments of several NASA missions that resulted in loss of human life is sensitive — than as explorations of what's out there.
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"If the government believes that location data is sensitive and requires more explicit consumer disclosures and permissions, then those protections should apply to all players that have access to location data, whether an ISP or edge player or search engine," he wrote.
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To this day, Mr. Bloomberg, 77, is sensitive to any suggestion that he took office as an accidental mayor, elevated by external forces and a predecessor with whom he was never especially close — particularly after Mr. Giuliani's rightward lurch in recent years.
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Many February 20 activists were disappointed by the reforms, which they believe did not go far enough to bring democracy, and any suggestion of a resurgence of the movement is sensitive for a monarchic political system that critics describe as a medieval and archaic.
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SUBORDINATED DEBT The subordinated debt rating is sensitive to the same factors that affect the bank's VR. The notes' rating is also sensitive to a change in notching, which could be triggered if Fitch reassesses the notes' loss severity or incremental non-performance risk.
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Even Suzan Tisdale, a best-selling romance author who has been vehemently critical of the "unsophisticated consumer" argument made by Hopkins' attorneys, is sensitive to the way superficial elements like titles and covers can influence the split-second decision to check out a book.
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The EU regulation also places some restrictions on the practice of using data to profile individuals if the data is sensitive data — such as health data, political belief, religious affiliation and so on — requiring an even higher standard of explicit consent for doing so.
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The extent of Kurdish influence in the future running of the city is sensitive both for residents and for NATO member Turkey, which has fought its own Kurdish insurgency for three decades and fears growing Kurdish ascendancy just over the border in northern Syria.
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These are the kinds of questions Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island-based musician and performance artist Russell Louder is sensitive to and asking, and the answers they're finding are helping put them on the map in a Canadian city not known for its electronic music.
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Fitch is sensitive to a shift in the bank's risk appetite given external earnings pressures stemming from the need to hold more long-term debt for the proposed TLAC rule or from the need to hold higher capital levels given its G-SIB surcharge.
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That's in part the tack the Democratic National Committee took in its statement Wednesday, where DNC national press secretary Adrienne Watson called Assange an "enemy" and slammed Trump "for "putting his own insecurities ahead of national security because he is sensitive about how he won.
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Noting that he has lived in both California and New York, which would be among the hardest hit by a repeal, Mr. Mnuchin has said he is sensitive to the broader impact on the nation of policies that might stunt the growth of state economies.
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Hot wax is poured into the molds — one a sturdy, plastic mother mold and the second, inside that, a silicone mold that is sensitive enough to pick up the contours of the figure's nose, the parallel lines on his helmet and the pebbly base.
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"We're really just trying to provide an alternative to what's out there and I think it appeals to everyone who is sensitive to how a thing feels in hand, what texture it is, the effect it has on the senses," write the Sweetflag ladies.
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The comments by Randall Schriver, who leads Asia policy at the U.S. Defense Department, are likely to increase tension with Beijing, which is sensitive to international criticism and describes the sites as vocational education training centers aimed at stemming the threat of Islamic extremism.
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It has 120dB HDR sensitivity (more dB basically means a better signal to noise ratio, which allows for a higher dynamic range), and is sensitive to light down to 0.1 lux (roughly the brightness of a scene illuminated by the full Moon on a clear night).
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The execution, which is sensitive, emotional, and thoughtful, is similar to what The Leftovers did across 28 hours of TV. Endgame considers how the world might change after such a baffling and tragic global event, but at least its characters know what happened to their world.
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In a filing with the FCC last week, the CTIA wrote that "web browsing and app usage history are not 'sensitive information,'" a claim the group justifies largely by saying the FCC failed to adequately prove that it is sensitive information, as the commission determined last year.
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Details: According to 5 sources who are well-informed about the content of the meeting, Eizenkot told Greenblatt that the situation in the West Bank is "sensitive and explosive" — partially due to the total cessation of U.S. funding to the Palestinian Authority and its security forces.
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Speaking on condition of anonymity as the topic is sensitive, the U.S. official said there were no plans to follow suit, as the jet had a stellar safety record in the United States and there was a lack of information on what caused the Ethiopian crash.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES IDRS, VR AND SENIOR UNSECURED DEBT The Long-Term IDR is sensitive to changes to the VR. An upgrade of the VR would require a longer record of resilient earnings and sound asset quality through the economic cycle including amid more adverse market conditions.
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"This will be the first Arab country that will have legislated on this question, which is sensitive and taboo because it is said to be written in the religious texts," said Khadija Cherif, coordinator of the commission on inheritance at the Tunisian Association of Democratic Women (ATFD).
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Discounting the irrational notion that government departments and agencies typically think everything is sensitive and critical, I propose that any private sector CEO worthy of the title is equally apprehensive and protective of his or her organization's security posture, intellectual property, and employee and customer information.
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Along party lines, the FCC voted to impose onerous limitations on Internet service providers' use of web browsing information without regard to whether the information is sensitive or not, which differs greatly from the guidelines governing all other online companies, like search engines and mobile apps.
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Asset quality is sensitive to a material weakening of the UK operating environment if the economic environment deteriorates substantially following the UK's decision to leave the EU. The UK building societies' regulatory capital ratios are high compared to most major UK banks and well above regulatory requirements.
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Mitt Romney,who totally blew an election that should have been won and whose tax returns made him look like a fool, is now playing tough guy Romney said he is sensitive to the tax issue because it affected his own run for the White House.
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It's one thing to introduce nature into the workspace, but quite another to displace the vernacular codes of a neighborhood into/onto an office tower — the latter creates the impression that the architect is sensitive to place, even though what's being proposed is closer to postplace.
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The rating of the class A notes is sensitive to drivers of long-term occupational demand for the specialised properties comprising the pool, which depends on, among other things, technological developments, the telecommunications regulatory environment in the UK, industrial rents and alternative uses of the properties.
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In his tenure at the Department of the Interior, Ken Salazar repeatedly did that and has shown that he is sensitive to the full diversity of people who live in America, whose history has richly added to America's story, and reflected that diversity in national public lands.
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VIABILITY RATING The bank's VR is sensitive to a change in Fitch's assumptions regarding Woori Bank's capitalisation and company profile in particular, and how it can mitigate the impact of the operating environment, which will also largely reflect management's future strategy - and approach to - risk appetite, growth and capital.
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Last month, SEBI directed ratings agencies to formulate a uniform benchmark for the "probability of default" for each rating category and asked them to disclose in their press release factors to which a rating is sensitive and explain operating and financial performance that could trigger a rating change.
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On the one hand, it can give people a voice when they'd otherwise be afraid to speak up — whether that's because of fear of government surveillance, discussing a topic that's known to provoke cyberbullying or because the topic itself is sensitive — like a personal confession or health issue.
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Even if OPEC extended to countries outside the group a request to join its strategy to limit crude output and prop up prices, "it would be very hard for non-OPEC nations like Brazil to accept it," said the official, who requested anonymity because the matter is sensitive.
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The required amount of subordinated and senior vanilla debt buffers is sensitive to increases in Deutsche Bank AG's capital requirements, in particular of the individual pillar 2 regulatory requirements, as we assume that these determine the level to which the bank would have to be recapitalised upon resolution.
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The request, which is sensitive because the Libyan government is trying to establish its independence, could mark the start of Europe's return to Libya five years after the West waged an air campaign to help rebels oust Muammar Gaddafi but then left the country to descend into anarchy.
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The extent of Kurdish control in the eastern province that lies at the heart of Arab tribal area is sensitive both for residents and for Ankara, which has fought a three-decade Kurdish insurgency inside Turkey and fears growing YPG ascendancy just over the border in northern Syria.
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Thus, anybody who is sensitive to mold allergens could experience upper and/or lower respiratory symptoms with mold exposure, much like the sneezing, watery eyes, and nasal congestion that greet me whenever I am around cats or like the asthmatic response a friend of mine has around dogs.
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Supporting gold, the dollar eased 0.2% on Tuesday, making the metal cheaper for investors holding other currencies, Meanwhile, the offshore Chinese yuan, which is sensitive to U.S.-China trade disputes, was lower on Tuesday after weakening to a record low of 7.1870 against the dollar the day before.
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And while my skin is sensitive and can be dried out by all-over vitamin C application, I have not had that issue with Maelove&aposs iteration — something I&aposd credit to their botanical blend and hyaluronic acid, which can hold up to 1,000 times its weight in water.
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Taken together, the moves suggest that Mr. Trump is sensitive to at least the perception that his business dealings could cast a shadow over his presidency, even if he has yet to detail how he might seek a more comprehensive solution to potential conflicts, such as outright divestment.
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"Fiery Cross is sensitive because it is presumed to be the future hub of Chinese military operations in the South China Sea, given its already extensive infrastructure, including its large and deep port and 3000-metre runway," said Ian Storey, a South China Sea expert at Singapore's ISEAS Yusof Ishak Institute.
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This is because the notes will constitute direct, unsubordinated and unsecured obligations of the bank, and will rank equally with all its other unsecured and unsubordinated obligations RATING SENSITIVITIES The rating on the notes is sensitive to changes in OCBC's IDR, which is driven by its Viability Rating of 'aa-'.
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GSIB's deposit ratings are sensitive to any change in its Long-Term IDR which is sensitive to any change in the VR of the parent company given that Fitch has equalized the long-term IDR of GSIB with that of the parent company given its core nature in Goldman's operations.
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The behavior of the rich and powerful is sensitive in a country where the economy is dominated by family-run conglomerates know as chaebol, particularly days after a court jailed former President Park Geun-hye for 24 years over a scandal that exposed deep ties of corruption with several chaebol.
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After examination of the pigments of the famous painting in the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, researchers concluded that one of two chrome yellow pigments he used is sensitive to light and has a tendency to turn from very pale yellow to an almost olive green or ocher over time.
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Any reliable model will do, but if you're interested in one that will alert you to problems when you're away, a smart smoke alarm like the Nest Protect is sensitive to slow- and fast-burning fires, and has apps that will alert you anywhere in the world if something's amiss.
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"Fiery Cross is sensitive because it is presumed to be the future hub of Chinese military operations in the South China Sea, given its already extensive infrastructure, including its large and deep port and 3,000-metre runway," said Ian Storey, a South China Sea expert at Singapore's ISEAS Yusof Ishak Institute.
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The issue is sensitive given that regulators' slow response to the 2007-2009 global financial crisis was blamed in part on poor cross-border coordination, which has since improved with information sharing leading to billions of dollars in fines for banks, such as for trying to rig Libor interest rate benchmarks.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES SUBORDINATED DEBT AND OTHER HYBRID SECURITIES Macro's expected subordinated debt rating is sensitive to a change in Macro's VR. The rating is also sensitive to a wider notching from the VR if there is a change in Fitch's view on the non-performance of these instruments on a going concern basis.
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SOFT, the toxicology trade group, encourages labs to examine the scope of what they test for in these cases and to reduce the cutoff — or the amount of the drug that needs to be present to report a positive result — if the technology they're using is sensitive enough to detect lower levels.
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Targeted annual loan growth in the mid-single digit loan growth should support revenues, but the bank's ability to grow further is sensitive to changes in the economic outlook for the UK. Costs remain high but efficiency is improving thanks to cost-cutting measures, including branch closures and headcount reductions, and increased digitalisation.
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While Fitch has not notched down for structural subordination, which we rarely do under our criteria due to the inherent difficulty of accurately assessing recoveries in a liquidation scenario for highly rated banks, the notes' rating is sensitive to a wider notching if Fitch changes its assessment of the loss severity risk.
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KUVEYT TURK'S SUBORDINATED DEBT The rating is sensitive to a change in Kuveyt Turk's Long-Term IDR, a revision in Fitch's assessment of the probability of the notes' non-performance risk relative to the risk captured in the IDR, or a change in our assessment of loss severity in case of non-performance.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The expected rating is sensitive to changes to CBM's VR. The Negative Outlook on CBM's ratings reflects the potential for the VR, and hence the subordinated debt rating, to be downgraded if a further significant deterioration of asset quality leads to material capital erosion without this being promptly cured by shareholders.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The expected subordinated debt rating is sensitive to a change in Bancolombia's VR. The rating is also sensitive to a wider notching from the VR if there is a change in Fitch's view on the non-performance of these instruments on a going concern basis, which is not the baseline scenario.
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"Under this situation, we have determined that it would not serve our national interest to maintain an agreement we signed with the aim of exchanging military information which is sensitive to security," Kim You-geun, a deputy director of the Korean National Security Council, said at a news conference, according to Reuters.
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It would also cover real estate transactions by foreign nationals proximate not only to military bases, but also near "property of the United States Government that is sensitive for reasons relating to national security," a characterization in the bill text that would give its enforcers broad latitude to determine which locations qualify.
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Madinah had said in Saturday's statement that Najib's private secretary had "directed the former auditor general to drop the paragraph on the presence of Low Taek Jho in one of the 1MDB Board meetings on the ground that it is sensitive and to avoid the fact being twisted around by the opposition".
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Tharoor is sensitive to inequality and acts of exploitation, both deliberate and unintentional: A photographer is confronted via Skype by the distraught subject of one of his pictures in "Portrait With Coal Fire"; in "Elephant at Sea," a Moroccan princess's subtle nod results in the long and arduous relocation of a gift elephant.
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AND THESE CARVE-OUTS AND EXEMPTIONS ARE GOING TO BE DONE IN A WAY WHICH IS SENSITIVE TO THE STRENGTH OF OUR ECONOMY BUT ALSO MAKES SURE -- REMEMBER, THE STEEL AND ALUMINUM TARIFFS ARE BEING DONE FOR ONE REASON AND ONE REASON ALONE, NATIONAL SECURITY, TO DEFEND THOSE INDUSTRIES AS PILLAR INDUSTRIES.
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In a GQ piece on the app Happy Couple, Dr. Christoph Lutz of the Nordic Centre for Internet & Society urges caution: "The data produced within such apps is sensitive, potentially even more sensitive than the data produced through dating apps, since we might be more authentic on relationship game apps," he says.
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SUBORDINATED DEBT AND OTHER HYBRID SECURITIES Subordinated debt and other hybrid ratings are primarily sensitive to any change in MS's VR. DEPOSIT RATINGS MSBNA's deposit ratings are sensitive to any change in the entity's IDR, which is sensitive to any change in the VR of the parent company given the institutional SR of '1'.
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What happened next is sensitive, so I will simply reproduce the Times's careful description of the events: The center was created with a generous donation from Bahaa Hariri, his eldest son, and with the support of the rest of the Hariri family, which has remained active in politics and business in the Middle East.
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That would be a party that is sensitive to the needs of working people, appreciative of the anchoring power of healthy communities, but committed to capitalism, free markets and open trade as the vital engines of growth for a modern society and to providing every American with the learning tools to realize their potential.
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Her staff is sensitive enough about the "but can she win" concerns that last week it issued a lengthy campaign memo, in the guise of a fund-raising email, detailing her platform and résumé while offering a reminder that she is the only candidate who in recent years has defeated a statewide Republican incumbent.
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SUBORDINATED DEBT AND OTHER HYBRID SECURITIES Subordinated debt and other hybrid ratings are primarily sensitive to any change in Goldman's VR. DEPOSIT RATINGS GSBUSA's deposit ratings are sensitive to any change in the entity's long-term IDR which is sensitive to any change in the VR of the parent company given the institutional support rating of '1'.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The subordinated notes' rating is sensitive to changes in Liberbank's VR. The rating is also sensitive to a widening of notching if Fitch's view of the probability of non-performance on the bank's subordinated debt relative to the probability of the group failing, as measured by its VR, increases or if Fitch's view of recovery prospects changes.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES IDRS, VR AND SENIOR DEBT In the absence of any changes in support assumptions, any upside potential for IDRs and senior debt ratings is sensitive to the factors affecting the VR. Meanwhile, a downgrade of IDR and senior debt is unlikely, even if the VR was downgraded, as they are currently rated at their Support Rating Floor.
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Some views believe that the teenager is sensitive to cigarette price, so increasing price and imposing tax these 2 measures are the most stable and the most effective ways to reduce the amount of consumption people at different levels, especially the teenagers, and these 2 measures are one of the income sources of financing in many countries.
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This type of estimate is sensitive to assumptions about how big a wage bump is required for workers to move away from family and friends, but even conservative assumptions lead to the conclusion that many millions of Americans would have moved to the country's biggest, most productive cities but ended up somewhere else because of high housing costs.
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"It's the aftermath of the hawkish comments from Dudley," said John Canavan, market strategist at Stone & McCarthy Research Associates in Princeton, New Jersey Yields on the two-year note, which is sensitive to traders' views on Fed policy, were up fractionally at 0.754 percent after touching a three-week peak at 0.766 percent earlier Wednesday, according to Reuters data.
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