Linkage with Ciputra Development: Ciputra Residence's rating benefits from linkage with Ciputra Development, which has a stronger credit profile.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Sovereign Linkage: FS's IDRs and Outlooks will continue to mirror those of Italy in light of the credit linkage.
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The affirmation reflects Finnet's conservative financial profile, stable cash flow, and strong operational linkage and moderate strategic linkage with its ultimate parent, PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia Tbk (Telkom).
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YXP's rating incorporates a two-notch uplift due to its strong linkage with its parent, Guangzhou Yuexiu Group Limit (GYX), in line with Fitch's Parent and Subsidiary Linkage criteria.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Parent and Subsidiary Linkage: GOHL's rating and the Stable Outlook are equalised with that of its parent in line with Fitch's Parent and Subsidiary Rating Linkage criteria.
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In our view strategic importance and control are stronger factors supporting the linkage between KM and the region, while legal status and integration provide only mid-range support to the linkage.
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What unintended consequences might spring from that linkage being made?
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"There is a linkage between corruption and violence," he said.
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"There should not be a linkage here," Mr. Tillis said.
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Linkage can also be counterproductive by reinforcing China's worst instincts.
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Negative: Developments that may, individually or collectively, lead to negative rating action include: - Negative rating action on the Chinese sovereign - Weakening linkage between CCCC and CCCG - Weakening linkage between CCCG and the Chinese sovereign.
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Weak Linkage with PSA: We applied our parent and subsidiary rating linkage (PSL) methodology and assessed that Faurecia has a slightly weaker credit profile compared to its parent PSA (46.3% stake and 7503% voting rights).
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Linkage to Nintendo Account to access save data from multiple devices.
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No Country Ceiling or parent/subsidiary linkage aspects affect Jinmao's rating.
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There could be multiple rating downgrades if linkage was to disappear.
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The linkage of healthcare access to national security is not theoretical.
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She found a chart explaining centimorgans, units for measuring genetic linkage.
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With this linkage, nonmilitary aspects of security would also be upgraded.
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The gear linkage broke in the final 2050 minutes in 2050.
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JAMES GORMAN: A brave person wouldn't make some linkage between those.
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S. policy toward North Korea: The human rights and security linkage.
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But immediate resistance from conservatives suggests linkage could delay both measures.
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But that is only part of U.S. linkage with Asian economies.
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Malmström made this linkage explicit in her statement on the tariffs.
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And that's the linkage then to the labor markets and consumer spending.
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State Department spokesman Mark Toner made a similar linkage while briefing reporters.
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But that would be a cognizable crime if a linkage was found.
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Don't you understand the linkage between job elimination, or Amazon and retail?
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So we'll know just how close this linkage is by season's end.
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In that respect, the linkage between manufacturing and employment is largely broken.
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No Country Ceiling or parent/subsidiary linkage aspects affect CR Land's rating.
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"I don't think there's any linkage with trade negotiations," Mr. Bremmer said.
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Seldom in recent years has the democracy-food linkage been so stark.
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Fed officials don't seem to appreciate the linkage between the dollar and profits.
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That measure - known as linkage to care - increased to 87 percent by 2014.
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SKB's ratings and Outlook reflect the strong operational and strategic linkage with SKT.
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"Each passing day, the linkage between Zika and microcephaly becomes stronger," Frieden said.
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For communities with care coordination services, linkage rates can soar to above 80%.
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This linkage provides YDPIC with a one-notch uplift above its standalone assessment.
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"It's a new and exciting linkage that would be cutting edge," he said.
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Yet Biden insists he was never told of any business linkage or dealings.
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DFG's rating is equalised with DFM's due to strong parent and subsidiary linkage.
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Each chapter has a thematic beverage attached, though the linkage is often loose.
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" [League of Conservation Voters] Call him: (2100) 2100-2703 | Email him Climate change denier "I would challenge him [President Obama] to show us the linkage—the undeniable linkage—between droughts and the change of weather, and some kind of human activity.
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That could be another linkage between Arnold and the villain Wyatt, but we digress.
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The question is, how do you get him -- how do you break that linkage?
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Rather the focus is on how reasonably likely such data linkage was to occur.
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"Absolutely, you should not make that linkage," he told Reuters in a telephone interview.
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But the suspension, and the linkage to disagreements on other issues, carries powerful symbolism.
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Weak Parent, Weak Linkage: Fitch believes Tahoe's largest shareholder, Tahoe Investment Group Co., Ltd.
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The Agricultural Ministry's linkage of the abscesses to vaccines was questioned by some experts.
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There is a spiritual linkage, a baleful bond, between the man and his minions.
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Other experts noted that further study is needed before drawing any conclusions about linkage.
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"There's a linkage between taxes, regulation, confidence, business investment and wages," Mr. Kudlow said.
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By now it's familiar: VA denies service-connection linkage between battlefield toxins and disabilities.
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Back-and-forth studies have turned up evidence both for and against that linkage.
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They recognize the linkage between women's engagement and more peaceful, stable, and democratic societies.
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Almost definitely that will be the linkage between the present time period and the past.
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Other supportive services include resume building, linkage to veterans benefit medical services and better employment.
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Critics almost certainly would draw that linkage should Goldman's restructuring or foreclosure activities become controversial.
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Larry was always the beating heart, the last linkage between Piper and the outside world.
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The Internet of apps I then see our journeys within apps being one of linkage.
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I also wonder if the Trump administration has adequately considered the linkage with North Korea.
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Without such a linkage, any progress we make in space will be ephemeral and meaningless.
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Rating Uplift for Parental Support: Greenland has a moderately strong linkage with the Shanghai government.
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This could result from any weakening in the linkage between CMB Leasing and its parent.
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There was no such stroke linkage to women who were of normal weight or overweight.
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Fitch believes the shareholding reshuffle does not change the linkage between BFG and Shanghai SASAC.
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No Parent-Subsidiary Linkage Fitch views the parent-subsidiary linkage between B-Com and its ultimate shareholder, Eurocom Group, as weak due to the presence of an intermediary holding company IGLD between B-Com and Eurocom and the fact that IGLD has its own debt.
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The new contracts will 'establish a linkage between prevailing oil prices and cost recovery', Ameedi said.
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The linkage between Fed actions and market interest rates, if not broken, is at least loosened.
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"Consumers, by and large, understand there's no linkage between the virus and our beer," Bowman said.
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Fitch's assessment on JACCS's credit profile and the linkage between JACCS and MPMF is still ongoing.
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Parent/subsidiary linkage exists between Axtel and Alfa, given the latter's 51% ownership in the company.
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Lately, it seemed to Cramer that the crazy linkage between oil and stocks would last forever.
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They have also confessed being a Jamaatul Mujahedin Bangladesh member, and denied any linkage with ISIS.
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The upgrade reflects Fitch's belief that Tewoo's linkage with Tianjin municipality is stronger than previously thought.
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KB Card's linkage to KB group and Kookmin Bank supports strong access to the capital market.
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Judge Forrest herself perhaps best summed up the linkage in her dismissal of the first case.
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Future Developments That May, Individually or Collectively, Lead to Negative Rating Action - Weakening linkage to Telkom.
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If Mr. Trump is attacking one linkage in the triangle of students, government and schools, Mrs.
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His latest testimony is that he simply "presumed," on his own, that there was a linkage.
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But Mr. Trump's explicit linkage of North Korea to trade talks with China could complicate matters.
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That's a mouthful, but it really means that each linkage can move on three different planes.
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By and large, our consumers understand there's no linkage between the virus and our beer business.
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The issue is something called conformity, or the widespread linkage between state and federal tax codes.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS State Support: TN is rated on a top-down basis from the rating of the Namibian government due to its strong linkage with the government under Fitch's parent and subsidiary rating linkage methodology, and in line with other Fitch rated state-owned Namibian entities.
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"We did this using one of the most fundamental concepts in genetics—linkage mapping," Voss told Gizmodo.
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Meanwhile it remains unclear whether, or how, the linkage will bring a more secure stream of cash.
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It's a theory that, yet again, underscores the dynamic linkage between Pluto's complex atmosphere and its surface.
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Party loyalty provides some clear line of logic to his actions and some linkage to policy expertise.
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The ridiculous linkage between the price of oil and the stock market also has Cramer's head spinning.
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The ridiculous linkage between the price of oil and the stock market has Jim Cramer's head spinning.
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Even though the Turkish government owns a minority stake in TT, no parent/subsidiary linkage is applicable.
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Bluestar's ratings reflect strong operational linkage with parent, China National Chemical Corporation (ChemChina), China's largest chemical company.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Parental Linkage Drives Ratings: Bluestar's ratings remain linked to that of its parent, ChemChina.
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Lately, it seemed to Jim Cramer that the crazy linkage between oil and stocks would last forever.
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The linkage comes in the form of U.S. President Donald Trump and the tariffs tension with China.
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But the linkage to North Korea, which the administration appears keen on playing up, is a distraction.
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And what remedy will you have—aside from leaving your phone at home—once this linkage occurs?
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The linkage between these ideals and our security interests has been recognized over the last 85033 years.
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"There's no linkage whatsoever" to Russia and the lifting of sanctions was not politically motivated, Mnuchin added.
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In case you're wondering, the American Cancer Society has dismissed any linkage between breast cancer and abortion.
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Future Developments That May, Individually or Collectively, Lead to Negative Rating Action -Weakening linkage with the SASAC.
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Vice President Pence nodded in response, expressing neither surprise nor dismay at the linkage between the two.
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There were five meetings — we'll hear about those today — in which there was never a linkage made.
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"There's linkage between cash and FX swaps and futures, but it's very imprecise right now," said Rodrigues.
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The most obvious place to look is with witnesses who may have heard Trump make the linkage.
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"Trump's 'far better trade deal' linkage to North Korea is amateurish, illogical horse trading, at best," Zimmerman said.
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This is because Kaohsiung is the second-largest municipality in Taiwan and BOK has strong linkage to KCG.
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The extent of the impact would depend on BAM's continued linkage with the state and level of ownership.
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No parent or subsidiary linkage was used in this rating and there is no Country Ceiling in effect.
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The government's demands for Aadhaar linkage for multiple services is currently being challenged here in India's Supreme Court.
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The unitary charge features some inflation-linkage and is divided into portions that fluctuate with the corresponding costs.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Linkage with Municipality: Stronger or more explicit municipal support may trigger positive rating action on QCCI.
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Other Rocket Internet-backed companies have raised money from legitimate investors with no direct linkage to the mothership.
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As Sri Lanka can attest, one crucial, if often overlooked, linkage is China's funding for other emerging markets.
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Only 1.5 percent of Chile's trade goes there, and there is no strong linkage via their banking systems.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY CSCI's rating is derived from its operational and legal linkage with its parent and ultimate parent.
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"There's no linkage at all to any state sponsor of this activity," he said at the press conference.
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No one had ever said that to me — and I never conveyed such a linkage to the Ukrainians.
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But there's simply no empirical linkage between tax cuts and growth that's both a lot faster and sustained.
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Cutting funding for such research would thus stress a crucial linkage between the JPSS data and its applications.
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In response, Pakistan's finance ministry has refuted Pompeo's linkage of IMF assistance with the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor.
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No one had ever said that to me – and I never conveyed such a linkage to the Ukrainians.
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"The conduct at CBP is so substandard, so cruel, and so sadistic that the linkage isn't there," Frye said.
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Nor has there been any obvious linkage with the two main sources of refined tin in the Western market.
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Women who have a lot of it tend to experience nausea and vomiting, so this is one possible linkage.
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Ooredoo's ratings are two notches lower than the Qatar's, in accordance with Fitch's Parent and Subsidiary Rating Linkage methodology.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS State Support Fitch continues to apply its parent and subsidiary rating linkage methodology in rating Ooredoo.
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Advantage in Government Linkage: Jinmao's business continues to be supported by its status as a state-owned property company.
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Linkage with CP ALL: Makro's National Long-term Rating incorporates a one-notch uplift from its standalone credit profile.
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Beyond logic, the Gillespie/Trump stance on the linkage between their preferred immigration policy and crime control is ridiculous.
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These structural considerations include whether BAT guarantees Reynolds' debt and the outcome of Fitch's analysis of parent/subsidiary linkage.
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This linkage of party and 'self' changes the way we judge the parties and incorporate and receive new information.
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Avoiding that linkage spares presidents from requests from every foreign leader they meet to intervene in niggling trade disputes.
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A maritime linkage is also envisioned that stretches from the South China Sea all the way to the Mediterranean.
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But here's where Stross's theory of the linkage between banking aspirations and taking on the FBI really goes south.
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And the project would be incomplete without its linkage to care—the health centers at Ponta Gêa and Munhava.
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"The linkage back to the market is pretty realistic, and consistent with what we saw with SARS," said LeDuc.
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Not a single witness testified that Trump himself said there was "any linkage" between military aid and political investigations.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Linkage with Municipality: Stronger or more explicit municipal support may trigger a positive rating action on GZMG.
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Fitch rates SCGC using a bottom-up approach, in line with the agency's Parent and Subsidiary Rating Linkage criteria.
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"I did not know of any linkage between the hold on security assistance and Ukraine pursuing investigations," he testified.
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And the linkage between poverty and violence might indicate that violence produces poverty, not that poverty leads to war.
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The growing linkage between ideological and ethnocentric views has, in turn, contributed to a striking development in congressional elections.
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The downgrade of the IDR follows the downgrade of Greenland's standalone rating to 'BB' from 'BB+' and the incorporation of a one-notch uplift, reflecting its moderately strong linkage with its parent, the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC) of Shanghai Municipality, in line with Fitch's Parent and Subsidiary Linkage criteria.
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The downgrade of the IDR follows the downgrade of Greenland's standalone rating to 'BB-' from 'BB' and the incorporation of a one-notch uplift reflecting its moderate linkage with its parent, the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC) of Shanghai Municipality, in line with Fitch's Parent and Subsidiary Linkage criteria.
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The lack of full flexibility in managing these investments also demonstrates the close linkage between YIG and the Yunnan government.
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The linkage between the tracks and the underlying theme with the therapist proves how much thought went into the piece.
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All the talk is of linkage and leverage, to give the transactional Mr Trump a taste of his own medicine.
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Ratings Reflect Parent Support: We rate DTAC on a bottom-up basis, using our Parent and Subsidiary Rating Linkage methodology.
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Meanwhile, Optus's rating is equalised with Singtel's standalone credit profile of 'A', given the strong linkage between the two entities.
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Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc and Marriott International Inc have also heavily promoted the linkage between loyalty rewards and direct bookings.
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That is why we must support global programs and partnerships to support early diagnoses, linkage to care and treatment abroad.
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"Negative publicity from the health community on talc (inhalation, dust, negative doctor endorsement, cancer linkage) continues," a 1992 memo said.
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Many jurisdictions continue to refuse to work with HSI because of a perceived linkage to the politics of civil immigration.
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We also took into consideration Finnet's growing importance to Telkom's business plans in our assessment of the parent-subsidiary linkage.
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The only way to break the linkage is for the U.S. government to take a direct interest in Mountain Pass.
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Disturbingly, the same memo references "negative publicity from the health community," including "cancer linkage," as a "major obstacle" to sales.
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Linkage with Municipality: A stronger or more explicit support commitment from Zhenjiang municipality may trigger positive rating action on HanRui.
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In announcing their recommendations, the commission's members emphasized the linkage between the pay increase and the restrictions on other income.
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In his testimony, Sondland said he had raised concerns about the linkage between the aid and the investigations Trump sought.
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I can't guess how much, if at all, the linkage of gay rights with transgender rights impedes the former today.
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Several public officials have testified to the linkage between the release of military aid and the public announcement of investigations.
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One region, Nino 3.4, is the location in which scientists have found the best linkage between SSTs and climate patterns.
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"There's a growing linkage between housing and health care, and being able to stay in your house longer," Molinsky says.
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Led by Alcoa, the smelter sector has largely dropped any linkage between alumina and aluminum pricing over the past five years.
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So again, you can't look at any one linkage but you need to respect that we're part of the global economy.
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"This success is the result of resistance, integrity, unity and linkage between different branches and pillars of the system," he said.
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" And, Mr. Purpura added, "none of the House witnesses ever testified that there was any linkage between security assistance and investigations.
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However, Johnson adds that he became disturbed by this, and followed up with President Trump himself — who denied any such linkage.
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So you know, it&aposs a good thing the president is a role model on not bullying and using aggressive linkage.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Linkage with Municipality: A stronger or more explicit support commitment from Changsha Municipality may trigger a positive rating action.
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There is no parent/subsidiary linkage, and country ceiling and operating environment influences were not in effect for TV Azteca's ratings.
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No parent/subsidiary linkage is applicable, and no country ceiling constraint or operating environment influence was in effect for the ratings.
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Sizable charitable donations are a common way to grease the wheels for admissions, though the linkage isn't supposed to be explicit.
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The ratings of KEB Hana Indonesia and ICBC Indonesia reflect Fitch's view of parental support and linkage for the two banks.
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"It's also important to me that there is a linkage between that future relationship and the withdrawal agreement," she told parliament.
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But "the linkage between racism and C.P.D." had not bubbled up only after the McDonald video was made public, it said.
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And in the case of little recorders' you'd have a linkage that would go to the back of the machine casing.
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Attorneys can make legal arguments to judges, and parties and the public can observe and participate as needed, through video linkage.
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Third, as reported, there was a linkage between what President Trump sought from Ukraine and the performance of his official duties.
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This unfounded linkage between credit history and legal status needs to be broken, since it will have no predictive value whatsoever.
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French President Emmanuel Macron strongly opposes that automatic linkage between the election and the Commission job and Merkel herself is ambivalent.
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"People may be anticipating a more succinct linkage between sponsored content and the vast variety of products they sell," she said.
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In this case, moreover, there has been to date no credible evidence of the improper linkage between team Trump and the Russians.
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The linkage between household smoke and harm seems not to be linear, says Kevin Mortimer of the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine.
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CONDOLEEZZA RICE: Well, I'm not a big fan of using trade policy in what we used to call 'linkage' to other issues.
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It seems that Goldman and everyone else only realised there was a linkage between queue and premium after Deutsche's big bang moment.
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The notes are rated at the same level as HanRui's Issuer Default Ratings due to the strong linkage between HanRui and HII.
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She has her own ideas of who she is and it is important in the work to show that linkage and example.
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There is a genuine linkage of religious fervor (which it seems just to call messianic) between Mr. López Obrador and his followers.
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As cervical cancer screening is now recommended to be done every three years, hopefully the Pap smear-pill linkage will finally die.
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He suggested that there was some linkage between the news coming out on Friday and the Nevada caucuses, which are on Saturday.
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The change in the controlling shareholder may have an impact on Kaztel's ratings subject to the outcome of parent-subsidiary linkage analysis.
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"It appears that Sondland … and Taylor disagree only on whether Sondland knew that there was a linkage in aid," said the associate.
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"The president's view is there is no linkage between that and the trade talks," Kudlow told reporters on the White House driveway.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Government Linkage Lifts Ratings: Tewoo is a wholly owned subsidiary of Tianjin State-Owned Asset Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC).
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Tewoo's rating benefits from a two-notch uplift based on the bottom-up approach detailed in Fitch's Parent and Subsidiary Rating Linkage Criteria.
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Bündchen doesn't seem perturbed by the linkage between her husband and a man that's trying to set women back at least 40 years.
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That linkage is what accounts for their name — they are meant to be as stable as a basket of the world's main currencies.
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For starters, such an attack would point at the growing linkage between Turkey's own Kurdish problem and the Syrian war, and vice-versa.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Linkage to Wuxi Municipality: WCDI's ratings are credit-linked but not equalised with Fitch's internal assessment of China's Wuxi Municipality.
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"For Bosch, the linkage between Motor City and Silicon Valley has already been made," says Mike Mansuetti, the president of Bosch's US subsidiary.
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At times last year there seemed to be a fairly clear linkage between China's outbound flows and arrivals at LME warehouses in Asia.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Linkage with Municipality: Stronger or more explicit commitment of support from the Anhui government may trigger positive rating action on AHTG.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Linkage with Municipality: A stronger or more explicit support commitment from Changchun Municipality may trigger a positive rating action on CCDG.
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It is now more important than ever that we reaffirm our commitment to improving health outcomes through HIV testing and linkage to care.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Strong Linkage with Shanghai SASAC: BFG is credit-linked to Fitch's internal assessment of the creditworthiness of the Shanghai Municipality.
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U.S. Healthcare Recovery Tool (Fourth Quarter 2015) here Applicable Criteria Corporate Rating Methodology - Including Short-Term Ratings and Parent and Subsidiary Linkage (pub.
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Second are some findings this month from research group World Economics that suggest Italy's problems from its currency linkage with Germany are increasing.
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"Climate change has such strong linkage to financial and operational performance that it needs to move beyond a pure ESG definition," he said.
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Parent/subsidiary Linkage is applicable, but given the structural and contractual ring-fence structure of the group it does not impact the ratings.
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"It was a big mistake to draw that linkage," said Robert B. Zoellick, who served as United States trade representative under Mr. Bush.
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" Celebrities are people we project fantasies on, while influencer communities make those fantasies attainable because "they are based on some kind of emotional linkage.
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And I found that it created this tremendous sense of "aha" for folks, especially if they had to think about that causal linkage, right?
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Positive rating action would stem from a similar change in the ratings of the sovereign, in conjunction with continued strong state linkage.
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This linkage between air travel, the economy, and emissions is a key reason US greenhouse gas emissions rose last year after years of decline.
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Fitch rates BFG by notching down from Shanghai's State-Owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (Shanghai SASAC), given the strong linkage between the two.
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Another Israeli condition, the official said, was that the talks will be on the maritime border only, with no linkage to land border disputes.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Linkage with Municipality: A stronger or more explicit support commitment from the Hangzhou government may trigger a positive rating action on HFI.
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Generally, it has to do with a fundamental linkage between two of the four fundamental forces of the universe, electromagnetism and the weak force.
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As with lead, there is no obvious direct linkage between the 10 percent decline in LME volumes and the near-doubling of ShFE volumes.
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Parent/Subsidiary Linkage is applicable but given the regulatory, structural and contractual ring-fenced structure of the group it does not impact the ratings.
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Moderate Government Support: BCG's ratings continue to benefit from a two-notch uplift due to its moderately strong linkage with the Beijing municipal government.
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However, considering the cash flow contribution from the newly acquired Sabeco, we require clarity on the economic interests and linkage between Sabeco and ThaiBev.
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The report found: The linkage between racism and CPD did not just bubble up in the aftermath of the release of the McDonald video.
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None of the prior "speaking indictments" or the latest information from Corsi or Cohen show that Mueller has made the critical linkage to Trump.
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"As we hear more testimony ... it's actually getting easier to defend the president from a standpoint there is no linkage between aid," said Rep.
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But she has told Ardern in person and in a scathing public letter that Ardern's public linkage of infrastructure problems and immigration is misguided.
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Separate from the aid, Volker said there was no "linkage" between the investigations sought by Trump and a White House meeting sought by Zelensky.
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With that comment, Trump was invoking the concept of "linkage" — conditioning a nuclear deal on improved behavior by an adversary outside the deal's scope.
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Disrupting this linkage is an uphill battle for Democrats: Unfortunately, changing hearts and minds when it comes to racial attitudes is no easy task.
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His explicit linkage of trade and security raises questions about whether the tensions from these tariffs will spill over into the North Korea issue.
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An analysis published in The Journal of Experimental Biology confirmed that the mouth is indeed a four-bar linkage — with three degrees of freedom.
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But he vastly overstated the numbers, while making a linkage between two groups of immigrants that are not the same and are processed differently.
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EXCLUSIVE-BRAZIL EXPORTED THOUSANDS OF WOOD SHIPMENTS OVER THE PAST YEAR WITHOUT AUTHORIZATION FROM ENVIRONMENT AUTHORITY IBAMA, INCREASING RISK OF LINKAGE TO DEFORESTATION -SOURCES
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Linkage With Xi'an Municipality: A stronger or more explicit support commitment from Xi'an Municipality may trigger a positive rating action on XICI.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Linkage With Municipality: A stronger or more explicit support commitment from Yancheng Municipality may trigger a positive rating action on Yancheng Oriental.
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The linkage between the two was bad policy to begin with, designed to enhance legislative leverage for President Obama's liberal allies in the Congress.
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"All too often, during the past two decades, patients have been discharged from emergency rooms without any linkage to downstream care," Alexander told CNN.
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Sondland also says "based on my communications with Secretary Pompeo," he felt comfortable raising concerns about the linkage to a top aide to Zelensky.
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But they didn't need cars, because New York City and Brooklyn had an extensive public transportation system, with linkage to Manhattan, Coney Island, etc.
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Blue notes that the headphones use a "four-point multi-jointed linkage system" to offer an improved fit for a wider range of head shapes.
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GOHL's rating is equalised with that of Genting due to strong operational and strategic ties, in line with Fitch's Parent and Subsidiary Rating Linkage criteria.
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"The president's view is there is no linkage between that and the trade talks," Larry Kudlow, Trump's top economic adviser, told reporters on October 7.
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A strong parent subsidiary linkage exists with its parent, Telefonica Moviles Chile given a high level of operational and financial integration under the common management.
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That kind of linkage is essential given the mix of values and science that will implicitly shape human pursuits in the decades and centuries ahead.
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"I had never seen anyone take [Jansen's] leg linkage and use it for a speedy personal vehicle and wondered if it was possible," Ellis said.
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Strong Optus-Singtel Link: The strong linkage between Optus and Singtel leads to an equalisation of Optus's rating with Singtel's standalone credit profile of 'A'.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Linkage with Huai'an Municipality: A stronger or more explicit support commitment from Huai'an municipality may trigger positive rating action on Huai An Traffic.
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The uplift reflects a moderate linkage between Finnet and its ultimate parent, Telkom, which has provided tangible financial support in the form of shareholder loans.
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This program also seeks to increase testing and linkage to care for HIV, Hepatitis C and other infectious diseases as part of substance use treatment.
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If the only way to assure such independence is to sever the direct linkage to coverage, then it may be time to consider that option.
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As with Harvey, this linkage will no doubt continue to be a subject of investigation within scientific circles for months if not years to come.
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While it's difficult to separate out causation and correlation between LME stocks and outright price, the linkage looks harder when it comes to time-spreads.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Fitch links the IDRs of Comcast and DreamWorks in accordance with our assessment of the parent subsidiary linkage between the two entities.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Ratings Equalised with Government: MTRC's ratings are equalised with the Hong Kong government due to its strong linkage and high strategic importance.
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"You are not only buying a thing, you are also investing in training, exercises, and a linkage with the US that will last for decades."
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Indeed, much of the moral fervor that fed the liberal project in the 1940s came precisely from its linkage to the cause of racial justice.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS IDRS, NATIONAL RATINGS AND SUPPORT RATING The ratings of the banks reflect Fitch's view of parental support and linkage for the four banks.
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Cramer expects that the linkage among stocks, oil and the dollar will become less pronounced and the value of earnings will finally come to the forefront.
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However, French President Emmanuel Macron and other leaders, who would actually nominate Juncker's successor, oppose the automatic linkage between the EU election and the Commission job.
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"There must be no linkage between access for EU vessels to UK waters and the tariff-free entry of seafood products to EU markets," she said.
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Fitch's expectations for $4 billion of normalized FCF also supports liquidity, as does Dell's moderate to strong parent-subsidiary linkage with VMware, which provide contingent liquidity.
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Earlier this decade, however, producers such as BHP Billiton and Alcoa engineered a switch of pricing to spot indices, arguing that the LME linkage undervalued alumina.
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"I think you'd be hard-pressed to have a direct linkage between too much electronic device time and carpal tunnel syndrome," he said of the study.
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The upgrades follow Fitch's reassessment of the linkage between Ciputra Residence and its 99.99% shareholder PT Ciputra Development Tbk due to a change of rating approach.
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The first is the "linkage theory," which holds that the key to solving the problems of the Middle East is a resolution of the Palestinian issue.
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"As we hear more testimony ... it's actually getting easier to defend the president from a standpoint there is no linkage between aid [and investigations]," said Rep.
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However, the linkage of denuclearization to the Kim-Moon summit document could mean that the United States might be kept at arms-length in that process.
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In addition to creating an artificial linkage between employment and health coverage, generous employer-sponsored health benefits may play a role in driving health care inflation.
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He warned, though, that "technology is moving faster than our ability to assimilate it" and pushed for a closer linkage between scientific developments and social betterment.
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Such a linkage mitigates against any quick resolution of the two countries' trade dispute because the escalating stand-off is about far more than just trade.
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Wall Street has been putting more resources toward building "knowledge graphs," a technique first developed by Google, in recent years to help understand linkage between datasets.
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This linkage protects many consumers, but causes acute distress for Trump administration officials because, they say, it means that taxpayers bear the cost of premium increases.
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Strong Linkage: The ratings of SMART, IMT, and SMS are equalised with the credit profile of GAR, reflecting the strong strategic and operating linkages to GAR.
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The strong linkage between the two entities reflects BRI's unique position as the group's offshore resource development platform, overseas resources-trading platform and offshore financing vehicle.
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The records came from the Western Australian Department of Health Data Linkage Branch, which keeps track of health data for the entire state of Western Australia.
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Fitch may upgrade BRI's rating if we deem Baosteel Group's standalone rating as remaining unchanged and that the linkage between Baosteel Group and SASAC has strengthened.
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Links with CP ALL: Fitch considers the operational linkage between Makro and CP ALL to be moderate while Makro is of strategic importance to CP ALL.
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Mr. Smotrich's aide, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to be able to discuss internal party affairs, vehemently denied any linkage between immunity and sovereignty.
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Here is how they explained it: Many jurisdictions continue to refuse to work with HSI because of a perceived linkage to the politics of civil immigration.
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This may arise from a reduction in the policy role that BOK performs for KCG and/or change in their linkage in terms of ownership and control.
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Most Americans would live in areas where power generators compete on open markets and transmission is regionally coordinated, which could lead to further cooperation and grid linkage.
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SKB Equalised with SKT: The relationship between SKB and its parent SKT is close enough to align the ratings, under Fitch's Parent and Subsidiary Rating Linkage criteria.
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Kern is agnostic about what percentage of the human genome is functional, but he believes that genetic linkage touches a large—yet unknown—fraction of the genome.
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The votes cast by individual Republican incumbents [like healthcare in the Senate this week] may be more important to their survival than any linkage with the president.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS CETC's Only Surveillance Platform: Hikvision's ratings benefit from a one-notch uplift due to its moderate linkage with China Electronics Technology Group Corporation (CETC).
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Linkage with Telkom: Finnet's rating benefits from a one-notch uplift due to linkages with Telkom, which indirectly holds a 60% of the company.
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The Stable Outlooks reflect our expectation that the leasing subsidiaries' strategic roles as core subsidiaries and close operational linkage with their parent banks will not change materially.
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The new contracts will exclude oil by-products from the companies' revenues, establish a linkage between prevailing oil prices and their remuneration, and introduce a royalty element.
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Basically, yeah, just sort of trying to explore all the different black cultures all around the world that obviously have a common linkage back to the motherland.
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The inside is a bit different too, as there's no need for a traditional gear stick and gear linkage in a vehicle with an all-electric powertrain.
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The Kremlin never signed up to linkage, and Nixon didn't walk away from the arms control agreements that he and Henry Kissinger struck with the Soviet Union.
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The ATP, which runs the men's tour and is intent on organizing a team event of its own in 2020, would like to end that Olympic linkage.
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While the EU mandate agrees to consider this, it says any linkage must ensure the integrity of the EU carbon market and maintain a level playing-field.
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Still, Mr. Trump's explicit linkage of North Korea and trade suggested that the president was more likely to seek a deal with China than to proceed unilaterally.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The rating reflects CUPI's profitable operating margin, manageable exposure to equities and its ownership linkage with China Orient Asset Management Corporation (COAMC, A/Stable).
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That linkage across time—the sense of being led by the tracks of others who were there before you—is reassuring, especially in the more remote places.
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Its linkage is further enhanced by the group's intention to build SIC as the only agro-chemical platform by investing in more R&D in the future.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY Fitch assesses BFG's rating by notching down from its internal assessment of the creditworthiness of Shanghai SASAC, reflecting the close linkage between the two entities.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS CETC's Only Surveillance Platform: Hikvision's ratings benefit from a one-notch uplift due to its moderately strong linkage with China Electronics Technology Group Corporation (CETC).
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Using these crosses, Voss, with study co-lead author Jeramiah Smith, identified genomic regions—in the linkage mapping sense—to explain certain aspects of axolotl growth and development.
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Given the close linkage with the neighboring U.S. economy, unanticipated weakness there or disruptions to longstanding trade agreements could have quick and significant implications for the province's economy.
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Those in favor of the visit cite the symbolic linkage to the President's agenda of nuclear non-proliferation that led to his being awarded a Nobel Peace Prize.
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"Consumers, by and large, understand there's no linkage between the virus and our beer/business," Maggie Bowman, communications director at Constellation Brands, Corona's producer, said in a statement.
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"Consumers, by and large, understand there's no linkage between the virus and our beer/business," Maggie Bowman, communications director at Constellation Brands, Corona's producer, said in a statement.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Fitch will resolve the RWP on MPMF's ratings upon completion of the assessment of JACCS's credit profile and the linkage between the Japanese company and MPMF.
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The ratings also incorporate its linkage to the parent, Telefonica Moviles Chile S.A. (TMCH), which is a mobile service arm of Telefonica Chile group and is rated 'BBB+'.
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It seems impossible that Musk would announce some kind of car-brain neural linkage, but he's known for announcing pie-in-the-sky concepts and then following through.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Sovereign Linkage: The Turkish government owns 0003% of TT. However, TT is rated on a standalone basis with no support from any of its shareholders.
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The allegation that this technology is no better than "Phrenology 2.0," a fraudulent linkage of unrelated physical features to complex internal processes, is understandable but not really true.
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"The debt ceiling's linkage to other issues will be what clients are watching," she said, adding that investors were concerned U.S. equity market valuations "are a bit stretched".
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We assess GCX's IDR based on its standalone profile under our Parent and Subsidiary Rating Linkage criteria, due to weak legal, operational and strategic linkages with its parent.
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"You can go down to the store and buy a stock transmission mount, or the shift linkage bushing with the standard Porsche or VW part number," Bream says.
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The accompanying chart from the book "Polarized America" by the political scientists Nolan McCarty, Keith T. Poole and Howard Rosenthal illustrates the linkage between immigration and political polarization.
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We rate GCX's IDR based on its standalone profile under our Parent and Subsidiary Rating Linkage methodology due to weak legal, operational and strategic linkages with its parent.
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Given the strategic importance to and strong linkage with their parents, we expect sovereign support to be passed down to the leasing subsidiaries through the parents, if needed.
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Volker, who previously served as a special envoy to Ukraine, told lawmakers in closed door testimony that there was no "linkage" between financial aid for Ukraine and investigations.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY Pinewood Group's IDR reflects the company's stable position as an infrastructure provider as well as its linkage to the health of the UK film production industry.
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The reality is more complex: People with a proclivity toward violence are often drawn to extremist ideology, so the linkage is reinforcing; it's not just ideology driving behavior.
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Similar programs, like Canada's Violent Criminal Linkage Analysis System (ViCLAS), require all law enforcement in the country to enter information on violent crimes, which ensures more data overall.
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Many outside the administration have criticized the linkage of cars with national security, pointing out that the bulk of American auto imports come from the country's closest allies.
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The other awkward linkage is between U.S. sanctions on Iran and the U.S. trade dispute with China over intellectual property protection, technology transfers and the bilateral trade imbalance.
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The pricing of the super-cooled fuel has been changed from 5.83 month linkage to Japanese Customs cleared crude to three months average of Brent, the source said.
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The Catalan conflict has reactivated Spanish nationalism, which had been tarred by its linkage to Franco's dictatorship, said Astrid Barrio, a politics professor at the University of Valencia.
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COLI's rating includes a one-notch uplift from its standalone rating of 'BBB+', in line with Fitch's bottom-up approach detailed in its Parent and Subsidiary Rating Linkage criteria.
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McMaster is likely going to be met with resistance by those in the Trump administration who are going to claim he's denying any linkage whatsoever between Islam and terrorism.
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In addition to its linkage to Syria, Rutba was considered an important "support zone" which Islamic State was using to stage operations into battle areas further north and east.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY Pinewood Group's IDR reflects the company's more stable position as an infrastructure provider as well as its linkage to the health of the UK film production industry.
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"With each passing day, the linkage between Zika and microcephaly becomes stronger," he said, adding that the same is true for the tie between Zika and Guillain Barré Syndrome.
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Negative: Developments that may, individually or collectively, lead to negative rating action include: - a downgrade of Singtel's standalone ratings or a weakening of the linkage between Singtel and Optus.
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As for spending on networks, other analysis from OFCOM , Britain's communications regulator, has found "no linkage between consolidation or higher concentration in mobile markets and an increase in investment".
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High-fructose corn syrup (HFCS), which has become controversial over its linkage to a number of health problems, will use 460 million bushels of U.S. corn during 2018-19.
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His closed-door testimony on Tuesday to the House committees pursuing an impeachment inquiry against Mr. Trump included damning charges of linkage and misleading accounts by Trump administration officials.
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Dershowitz did this while dismissing the forthcoming book by former national security adviser John Bolton, in which he reportedly writes that Trump told him of just such a linkage.
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"We believe, by and large, that consumers understand there's no linkage between the virus and our business," Maggie Bowman, a representative for Constellation Brands, told Business Insider in January.
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Texans and Oklahomans have been among the most vociferous deniers of the linkage between the burning of fossil fuels and climate change, including virtually their entire Republican congressional delegations.
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"It looks and feels a little more like a forest," says Emilio Bruna, a tropical biologist and director of the Florida-Brazil Linkage Institute at the University of Florida.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Fitch will resolve the RWP on MPMF's ratings on completion of the sale and following an assessment of JACCS' credit profile and linkage between it and MPMF.
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Linkage to the Sovereign Batelco's current rating does not benefit from any uplift for government support, as the company's standalone rating is at the same level as the sovereign.
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The scientists used an approach called linkage mapping, which relies on the fact that DNA sequences that are physically close together on a chromosome tend to be inherited together.
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Another advantage of that two-step action would be to break the linkage between trade disputes and geo-strategic considerations that are at the core of the U.S.-China confrontation.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Positive: Developments that may, individually or collectively, lead to positive rating action include: - Positive rating action on the Chinese sovereign - Strengthening linkage between CCCG and the Chinese sovereign.
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Bolton, a former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, sought to place the onus for Gaza's plight on Hamas, and disputed the linkage between the UNRWA budget and Palestinian wellbeing.
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Around 20 percent of the planet's largest rainforest is now gone, explained Emilio Bruna, an Amazon biologist and director of the Florida-Brazil Linkage Institute at the University of Florida.
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Fitch believes the transaction will not change COGO's rating, as its rating is based on a top-down approach and this transaction continues to signify its strong linkage with COLI.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY Singtel's 'A+' ratings include a one-notch uplift above its standalone ratings to reflect Singapore's majority state ownership, in line with Fitch's Parent and Subsidiary Rating Linkage criteria.
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However, Fitch rates it on a standalone basis because we assess legal, operational and strategic links with the state as moderate based on our Parent and Subsidiary Rating Linkage criteria.
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"I say ignore that ridiculous bond-stock linkage and carry on looking for shares of high-quality companies that get knocked down to cheap prices by this nonsense," Cramer said.
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As such, we have increased the uplift from Tewoo's standalone 'BB' rating to three notches from two notches using a bottom-up approach under our Parent Subsidiary Rating Linkage Criteria.
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A rating downgrade could result from any weakening in the linkage between AVICIL and its parent, including significant ownership dilution or a reduction in AVICIL's strategic role in the group.
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Finally, it is important to note that the linkage of economic crises with environmental challenges had a specific history in the U.S. dating back to the WTO protests of 1999.
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To that end, iBreastExam, like other community-based health screenings, relies on a strong referral system and linkage to care for women whose scans signal a need for further testing.
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Trump, aware of the suggestion of linkage and vulnerability his comment has created, may well adopt an even firmer posture on one or more issues with China, including North Korea.
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Fitch expects sovereign support to be passed down to CMB Leasing through CMB in times of stress, given its role as a core subsidiary and close linkage with the parent.
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And on the select occasions when policymakers did infer linkage between Iran's regional and nuclear policies, Washington balked at opportunities that would have provided it with an improved negotiating position.
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Former special envoy to Ukraine Kurt Volker, for instance, testified that he told Taylor "there is no linkage here" and that he was not aware of a quid pro quo.
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Siam Makro's rating enjoys a one-notch uplift to reflect this linkage, although that uplift is currently not applied because CP ALL's rating is equal to Makro's standalone credit profile.
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Fitch views the linkage between Ciputra Residence and its 99.99% shareholder PT Ciputra Development Tbk to be moderate to strong, which should provide Ciputra Residence with a one-notch uplift.
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The action reflected a one-notch uplift from its standalone rating of 'BBB+', in line with Fitch's bottom-up approach as detailed in the agency's Parent and Subsidiary Linkage Criteria.
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For people hoping to make a fast buck, that linkage would remove potential upside value, narrowing the market of the coins to mostly just those people who would use the service.
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The linkage is evident from KCG's long-running and significant ownership, the city government's effective control of the bank's board and management, and the policy role that the bank carries out.
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The upgrade is supported by our view of the strengthening of the company's links with its ultimate shareholder, the Namibian government (BBB-/Negative), under our "Parent and Subsidiary Rating Linkage" criteria.
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AIS-AWN Ratings Equalised: AWN's ratings are equalised with those of AIS to reflect the strong links between the two companies, in line with Fitch's Parent and Subsidiary Rating Linkage criteria.
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"We've never seen this linkage with birth defects before, because now its in a different environment," Jared Aldstadt, a professor at the University at Buffalo who studies medical geography, told me.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Rating Equalised with Sovereign: Pertamina's ratings are equalised with that of its parent, the Republic of Indonesia (BBB-/Positive), as per Fitch's Parent and Subsidiary Rating Linkage methodology.
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Cramer Remix: The Fed is doing a terrible job Cramer: Linkage between oil & stocks about to snap Cramer: Fed controls the presidential elections "The whole world is moving online," Narayen said.
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This is based on our assessment that CDB Leasing is a core subsidiary of CDB as it is of strategic importance to the bank and has close linkage to the bank.
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" Zayadul Ahsan Pintu, a journalist who has published widely on the country's militant networks, said that apprehending the 10 suspects would allow the police to "identify the linkage, internal and external.
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But after Singapore, where he claimed to have developed his own rapport with Mr. Kim, he abandoned that linkage, imposing a 25 percent tariff on $34 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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"The question kept coming up, what about domestic violence, because its often a misdemeanor, and we knew that there was a linkage between gun violence and domestic violence," Mr. Aborn said.
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"We believe, by and large, that consumers understand there&aposs no linkage between the virus and our business," Maggie Bowman, a representative for Corona&aposs producer Constellation Brands, told Business Insider.
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" Mr. Volker portrayed himself as out of touch with Mr. Trump's Ukraine dealings, saying that he didn't know of "any linkage between the hold on security assistance and Ukraine pursuing investigations.
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He provided critical intellectual linkage between the religious fundamentalism of bin Laden, which he said was a response to oppressive Arab regimes, and the secular despotism of Saddam Hussein in Iraq.
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This newly explicit linkage between tax and trade frees us up to call the U.S. income taxation of U.S. multi-national enterprises' (MNEs) foreign profits what it is: An export subsidy.
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The 27.3-year-old Missouri attorney general was also taped blaming the cultural revolution of the 24.6s for sex trafficking -- an odd linkage that's shaken up the race in recent days.
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"KH has a strong linkage with Iran's Quds Force and has repeatedly received lethal aid and other support from Iran that it has used to attack OIR coalition forces," he said.
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The Swiss artist was as fluent in the tropes of German expressionist horror as he was obsessed with the linkage of humans and machines in an overtly sexual, bio-mechanical relationship.
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"This attack demonstrates the growing linkage between Turkey's own Kurdish problem and the Syrian war, and vice versa," said Soner Cagaptay, a senior fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.
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He said everyone who followed global markets should be concerned about Argentina, however, less than 2 percent of Chile's trade goes there, and there is no strong linkage via their banking systems.
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Additionally, they relied on face-to-face interviews that may lead men to report higher levels of linkage to care and ART use since those would be the more socially desired answers.
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On September 9, 2019, Acting Charge de Affairs/Ambassador William Taylor raised concerns about the possibility that Ukrainians could perceive a linkage between U.S. security assistance and the President's 2020 reelection campaign.
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Fitch rates Tattel on a standalone basis and does not apply any notching for the ownership by the Russian Republic of Tatarstan (BBB-/Stable) as parent/subsidiary linkage is assessed as weak.
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Additionally, due to the linkage in ratings between WFC and Wells Fargo Bank International, if Wells Fargo Bank International were to become less strategically important to WFC, its ratings may be impacted.
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Negative: Future developments that may, individually or collectively, lead to negative rating action include: --Fitch views the linkage between Bayer and Monsanto as strong and Bayer is downgraded below an 'A-' IDR.
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"When I get to ask questions, and when you see all of the transcripts, you will understand there is no direct linkage to the president of the United States," Mr. Meadows said.
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Sven's head pivots by a linkage system connected to the performer's head and body; the weight of his head is cantilevered away from the performer's neck by a custom orthopedic back brace.
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"That linkage was supposed to come via Jim Biden via whatever influence he had through his brother in the Middle East," said the other former executive, who worked for Americore in 2018.
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" "On September 9, 2019, Acting Charge de Affairs/Ambassador William Taylor raised concerns about the possibility that Ukrainians could perceive a linkage between U.S. security assistance and the President's 2020 reelection campaign.
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Volker also said in his opening statement that he was not aware of a linkage between military aid and Zelensky's announcement of investigations and that he opposed the hold on security assistance.
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"We've heard from President Trump and President Zelensky, we've heard from Ambassador Volker, this idea that there was some kind of linkage or quid pro quo is just not there," said Rep.
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"I do think once the linkage to specific producers is made, the USDA should move quickly to exonerate the other producers to avoid damaging further their reputation and business," he said by email.
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AIS-AWN Ratings Equalised: The ratings of AWN are equalised with those of AIS to reflect the strong links between AWN and AIS, in line with Fitch's Parent and Subsidiary Rating Linkage criteria.
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Fitch will also assess PT Reliance Capital Management's credit profile and linkage between WOMF and the Reliance group to assess how the company's rating may be supported or constrained under its new ownership.
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"Many jurisdictions continue to refuse to work with HSI because of a perceived linkage to the politics of civil immigration," the agents wrote in the letter, which was obtained by the Washington Post.
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When everything clicks — as on "Hiccup Smooth," which converges odd-metered funk and express-lane swing — the linkage between folkloric and modern dialects feels clear and compelling, with not a jot of doubt.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Linkage to the Sovereign: Batelco's current rating does not benefit from any uplift for government support, as the company's 'BB+' standalone rating is at the same level as the sovereign.
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We consider there to be a moderate linkage between Syngenta and ChemChina, and apply a one-notch uplift to the standalone rating of Syngenta for parental support, which is included in the IDR.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Strong Linkage with Beijing: Shougang's ratings are linked to Fitch's internal assessment of the creditworthiness of Beijing municipality, reflecting the company's strong operational and strategic ties with the Beijing government.
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The new rules require life insurance firms to tighten management of their liabilities, create a reporting system to cover asset and liability terms that facilitate linkage between the two and strengthen cash flow.
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In addition, the legal system can implement programs such as treatment as an alternative to incarceration, and correctional facilities can provide treatment for addicted inmates and linkage to treatment services upon release. 7.
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I love reading clinical studies and papers about epigenetic mechanisms in cancer and mental health to understand the root causes of these diseases and the linkage to our genetics to develop preventive solutions.
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The prospect of that linkage was seen as making a government shutdown less likely because of the urgency of getting aid to hurricane-hit areas, and that has been reassuring to financial markets.
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"We know from the call transcript itself, there was no linkage," he said, repeating the talking point about Mr. Trump's phone call with the Ukrainian leader that was damaged badly by Mr. Mulvaney.
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During her closed deposition, HIll said her former boss, then-national security adviser John Bolton, referenced a "drug deal" when told of a linkage between US aid and investigations into Trump's political rivals.
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"While we empathize with those who have been impacted by this virus and continue to monitor the situation, our consumers, by and large, understand there's no linkage between the virus and our business."
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Members of Birmingham's Muslim communities acknowledged the linkage between their city and Islamist extremism, which many attribute to poverty and drug abuse that make youths vulnerable to jihadist recruiters who operate like gangs.
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We will downgrade the ratings if we conclude Baosteel Group's standalone rating will weaken and the linkage between Baosteel Group and China's State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC) is not enhanced,.
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He said that when he helped facilitate contact between Giuliani and a senior Ukrainian official, he was not aware that anyone considered a "linkage" between U.S. military aid and the investigations Trump sought.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Negative: Developments that may, individually or collectively, lead to negative rating action include: - weakening of linkage with Shanghai State-Owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC); - proportionately-consolidated FFO-adjusted net leverage sustained above 5.0x; and - proportionately-consolidated operating EBITDA margin sustained below 5% Positive: Developments that may, individually or collectively, lead to positive rating action include: - strengthening of linkage with Shanghai SASAC; - proportionately-consolidated operating EBITDA margin sustained above 6%; and - proportionately-consolidated FFO-adjusted net leverage sustained below 4.0x.
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Failing to consider the relationship between data linkage and "personal information" puts Australia out of step with the global approach, where data linking is the focus of substantial discussion and several European privacy cases.
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The Stable Outlook reflects Fitch's belief that the bank's linkage to KCG will remain strong in the near to medium term, based on KCG's ownership in the bank and the bank's important policy function.
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But he highlighted a "greater linkage" between the Taliban and U.S.-designated terrorist group al Qaeda since the death of Taliban founder Mullah Mohammad Omar and his replacement by current leader Mullah Akhtar Mansour.
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Parent-Subsidiary Linkage: The Long-Term IDRs of PJSC Myronivsky Hliboproduct, MHP S.A.'s 0003% owned subsidiary, are equalised with those of the parent, due to strong strategic and legal ties between the companies.
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" Cramer Remix: The Fed is doing a terrible job Cramer: Linkage between oil & stocks about to snapCramer: Fed controls the presidential elections Ruckus Wireless: "Let's just understand this here — use it as an experiment.
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Huayi's close operational linkage with Shanghai SASAC is further demonstrated by the transfer of a 27.62% stake in Huayi's core listed subsidiary, Shanghai Huayi Group Corporation (Shanghai Huayi) to Shanghai Guosheng (Group) Co., Ltd.
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The company's linkage with the Shanghai State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC) has strengthened significantly following the state's zero-cost injection of Shanghai Liang You Group (LY) into BFG in May 2015.
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Mann tracks globalization and the pushback against it to the arrival of Columbus in the present-day Dominican Republic, and the linkage it set off between the Americas and the rest of the world.
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Although BNSC is affiliated with the Banesco Group and shares common ownership, BNSC does not have a holding company structure and there is no direct ownership linkage to Banesco Banco Universal (BBU) in Venezuela.
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This is based on CICC's strategic role in supporting China's goal of establishing an internationally influential investment bank and its strong linkage with Central Huijin, a wholly owned subsidiary of China Investment Corporation (CIC).
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This linkage is enhanced by a keepwell and liquidity support deed and a deed of equity interest purchase undertaking, which signal a strong intention from HanRui to meet its obligations for the proposed notes.
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Promotion of the pro-life cause also requires us to support and work with those who are seeking to re-establish the moral linkage between sexual expression and marriage, and between marriage and procreation.
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Any sense of urgency was further quelled by the "intense volatility of the financial markets at the end of last year, along with the close linkage of Wall Street to the Hamptons," he added.
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Traditional automakers that buy a racecar chassis from one of the four can design a body, but given the limitations the format imposes, there is little visible linkage to the car company's product line.
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"Estimates of BDL's (Banque du Liban) usable reserves were wide-ranging, given the complex linkage between BDL and the domestic banks," Morgan Stanley strategist Jaiparan S Khurana wrote in a recent note to clients.
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He also heads the African Securities Exchange Association (ASEA), whose African Exchange Linkage project (AELP) promotes closer links between bourses in Abidjan, Casablanca, Cairo, Johannesburg, Lagos, Mauritius and Nairobi with African Development Bank assistance.
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But his explicit linkage of trade and the North Korea meeting — a diplomatic coup that he sees as a signature accomplishment — deepened the fears of critics that he might sacrifice his core trade agenda.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Strong Linkage with Beijing: Shougang's ratings are linked to Fitch's internal assessment of the creditworthiness of the Beijing municipality, reflecting the company's strong operational and strategic ties with the Beijing government.
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Parent-Subsidiary Linkage: The Long-Term IDR's of PJSC Myronivsky Hliboproduct, MHP S.A.'s 0003% owned subsidiary, are equalised with those of the parent, due to strong strategic and legal ties between the companies.
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"The Reserve Bank clarifies that, in applicable cases, linkage of Aadhaar number to bank account is mandatory under the Prevention of Money-laundering (Maintenance of Records) Second Amendment Rules, 2017," it said in a statement.
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Parent/Subsidiary Linkage: The Long-Term IDRs of PJSC Myronivsky Hliboproduct, MHP S.A.'s 95.4% owned subsidiary, are equalised with those of the parent, due to the strong strategic and legal ties between the companies.
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A rating downgrade could be driven by weakening linkage between CEL and CEG, which could result from a significant dilution of CEG's stake in CEL or a lower strategic role for CEL in the group.
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By sneaking the linkage between Aadhaar and tax into a budget bill, it raises concerns about intent: will the government stalk tax evaders, or perhaps enemies of the state, using ostensibly "fire-walled" Aadhaar data?
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Strong parent-subsidiary linkage exists among Digicel group companies based on intra-group cash flow movement to service debt at its holding company level, resulting in a same IDR level for DGL, DL, and DIFL.
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Cramer Remix: The Fed is doing a terrible job Cramer: Linkage between oil & stocks about to snap Cramer: Fed controls the presidential elections As a result, investors are fleeing out of equities and into bonds.
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We have assigned Play Topco an IDR of 'B+' based on our parent subsidiary linkage, reflecting the subordination of the cash flow streams used to service its debt to those of the P4 restricted group.
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The wide-ranging effects of the novel coronavirus could be a way for Wall Street to test out how it can more effectively visualize large amounts of data to understand the linkage between different sets.
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" As U.S. bond yields continued to sink on Tuesday, Cramer reiterated what he thinks about a measure that many economists consider to be a reliable recession indicator: "I think the yield curve linkage is wrong.
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"We believe, by and large, that consumers understand there&aposs no linkage between the virus and our business," Maggie Bowman, the senior communications director at Constellation Brands, Corona&aposs producer, told Business Insider on Wednesday.
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They and other Asian LNG buyers have led the way in pushing for changes in contracts that restrict the resale of cargoes and to try to remove a linkage to oil prices written into contracts.
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"The House managers' record reflects that anyone who spoke with the President said that the President made clear that there was no linkage," between the aid to Ukraine and an investigation of Burisma, he argued.
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Key Offshore Financing Platform: BRI's linkage with and importance to Baowu Steel is evident from its unique position as the group's key centralised fund management and financing platform; this excludes Baoshan Iron & Steel Co., Ltd.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS CMB LEASING CMB Leasing's IDR is underpinned by our view of an extremely high probability of support from CMB given its strategic importance and close linkage to CMB as a core subsidiary.
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We assign Play Topco an expected IDR of 'B+(EXP)' based on our parent subsidiary linkage, reflecting the subordination of the cash flow streams used to service its debt to those of the P4 restricted group.
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AUTO's National Long-Term Rating includes a one-notch uplift due to its strong strategic and operational links with its 80% shareholder, PT Astra International Tbk (Astra), in line with Fitch's Parent and Subsidiary Linkage methodology.
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Asked about what one student called the "mass migration" to Europe from the Middle East and Africa, and a corresponding increase in terrorist attacks and assaults — a linkage Mr. Trump often makes — Mr. Macron pushed back.
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Fairbanks said another problem with Prop 61 is its linkage of prices paid by state agencies to the VA's price, which is not public information, and it is not clear if the state could compel disclosure.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Eskom Holdings SOC Limited Future Developments That May, Individually or Collectively, Lead to Positive Rating Action -An upgrade of South Africa's sovereign rating provided that the strength of parent-subsidiary linkage does not weaken.
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The ratings house said in a report the strong political linkage embedded in the "One Country, Two Systems" policy creates the risk that Hong Kong's institutions will lose some of their independence as China's influence grows.
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Vox has tapped into nationalist feelings that had been long tainted by the linkage with Franco's dictatorship, which ended in 1975, but have recently been revived by the challenge to Spanish sovereignty presented by Catalan separatists.
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This week Moody's downgraded BBK's local currency deposit and foreign currency senior unsecured debt ratings to B1 from Ba2, saying it reflected the close linkage of the bank's own credit profile to that of the government.
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The Hike Wallet has several features, including a linkage to the government-backed unified payments interface that allows free and instant bank-to-bank money transfer, even if the recipient does not use the Hike app.
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Russia is interested in a Mediterranean port; Iran wants a linkage with Hezbollah in Lebanon; Turkey's primary goal is undermining Kurdish ambitions; and Saudi Arabia cares most about preventing another Iranian foothold in the Arab world.
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"Sometimes, maybe even frequently, it is not easy to see the linkage between the shareholder experience and the executive remuneration," said Hampton, a past chairman of the Royal Bank of Scotland and retailer J Sainsbury Plc.
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Some research has found that gay men have an elevated rate of thyroid disorders (namely, Grave's disease, which involves an overproduction of thyroid hormones), so the fact that this gene linkage showed up is also intriguing.
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No linkage with the security aid has been definitively outlined in documents released so far and other officials have testified that they did not know if the two matters were directly connected, although some thought so.
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What links Hereditary to A Quiet Place in particular is that both films contend with the mythology of family ties as something instinctual and biological, a linkage that happens naturally, and one that can be counted on.
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I've done some interesting mods over the years when something breaks in the middle of a set, like with a kick drum I've had a linkage break and had to have someone go find a coat hanger.
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A rating downgrade could be driven by a weakening in the linkage between CEL and CEG, which could result from significant dilution of CEG's stake in CEL or a reduction of CEL's strategic role in the group.
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We are working, trying, working diligently to figure out that linkage between an ad being consumed and through some pixel-based tracking or what have you, somebody going to the branded web page, a conversion page, etc.
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In an attempt to start Brexit talks on a conciliatory note, May said she wanted a special partnership with the EU, though she laced that ambition with an a clear linkage of the economic and security relationship.
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Once that's decided, however, the tight linkage between the ACA and tax policy will be broken, since the entire rate structure will have already been rewritten in a way that makes the ACA's specific financing mechanism irrelevant.
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The bass's mouth is full of bones and muscles, but the parts that function in its rapid vacuum-cleaner attack fit a model that engineers call a four-bar linkage — four rigid sections linked by flexible joints.
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Of course the LME's new fee structure means that trading "tom-next" is no longer the free or heavily discounted trade that it once was, although don't expect any exchange official to dwell on that particular possible linkage.
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Both Tillerson and Çavuşoğlu dismissed this linkage, with Tillerson adding that the U.S. consulate was fulfilling its obligation toward a U.S. citizen arrested abroad, while Çavuşoğlu noted that justice would prevail as the judges in Turkey are independent.
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Strategic Importance to TSOL: TML's rating continues to benefit from a one notch uplift on account of the moderate linkages with its stronger shareholder Tata Sons Limited (TSOL), as defined in Fitch's Parent and Subsidiary Rating Linkage criteria.
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Rating Sensitivities - Optus Positive: Developments that may, individually or collectively, lead to positive rating action include: - an upgrade of Singtel's standalone ratings or a strengthening of the linkage between Singtel and Optus, for example, through parental legal guarantees.
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For those diagnosed with HIV, linkage to care and continuous access to HIV medications can lead to a near normal lifespan, eliminate progression to AIDS, and suppress the virus to "undetectable" levels thus eliminating HIV transmission to others.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Linkage with Parent: Significant weakening of COAMI's strategic importance to its parent, dilution in the parent's shareholding, or reduced explicit and implicit parental support could lead to a wider rating gap between COAMI and its parent.
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Whatever now happens substantively in terms of the Russia investigation, or others, Trump's conduct — the implausible explanations, the clear linkage to his anger over the Russia file, his calls to Comey — put that delicate trust in real jeopardy.
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"Any time that anyone talks to the president, he has been clear: There is no linkage, there is no quid pro quo, and to suggest otherwise goes against a lot of testimony that we've already heard," said Rep.
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"Unfortunately the concern about whether there's any linkage has really lingered and [because of] misinformation, and it has been very difficult to dissuade parents," Jane Zucker, New York City's assistant commissioner of the bureau of immunization, told Vox.
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A quantum system has the handy property of fragility: The mere act of looking at a such a linkage of particles will have the effect of destroying it, even if the "looking" in question involves single particles of light.
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FireEye's Nick Carr, who authored the report, admitted that there is no direct linkage between the group and the Vietnamese government, but he argued that analysis of the targets and the nature of the attacks makes a connection clear.
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"When I get to ask questions, and when you see all of the transcripts, you will understand that there is no direct linkage to the president of the United States," said Mark Meadows, a Republican congressman from North Carolina.
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Republicans in the Senate did not like that linkage, and would only vote for mayoral control if the number of charter schools in the state was increased, an idea that was, in turn, a non-starter for Assembly Democrats.
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"The Democrats have been extremely creative in connecting the dots between witnesses and motives without any firsthand accounts being used," said Meadows, who has repeatedly argued that there is "no linkage" between the president and a quid pro quo.
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It's a cultural linkage that's likely to be highlighted Tuesday at the Republican National Convention, as the top lobbyist for the NRA plans to take the stage, as will Donald Trump Jr., who has touted his affinity for hunting.
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Trump's authorization of release of the transcript of the call with Zelensky did not immediately reduce pressure by Congress for information about his suspected linkage of military aid to Ukraine with a willingness by that country to investigate Biden.
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Fitch said at the time that the company had a higher "standalone credit profile" equivalent to AA+', but that its rating was "capped by that of Saudi Arabia in view of strong linkage between the state and the sovereign".
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Parent-Subsidiary Linkage Despite limited but growing operational and financial integration, Tereos France's (TF) and Tereos's influential control as well as their legal and strategic ties with TI are very strong, making the parent and its subsidiary intrinsically linked.
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The GOP may have wanted to call Volker because, in his initial testimony, he said he did not know of any linkage between nearly $400 million in withheld military aid for Ukraine with the investigations that Trump was demanding.
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NAFTA originally went into effect in 1994, with the aim of furthering trade and economic linkage between its countries, a goal the IMF wrote in March was achieved, though the extent of which it said was hard to quantify.
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It is estimated that more than a billion people will soon supply the world's databases with their genomic and phenotypic information to carry out correlations that educate us about gene variants and their linkage to diseases — and even lifestyles.
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Lodge had also resented Wilson's initial linkage of the league idea with his effort at mediation of World War I in December 19163 and his call for a "peace without victory" — a non-punitive compromise settlement — in January 21916.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Linkage with Parent: Significant weakening of Dong Yin's strategic importance to its parent, dilution in the parent's shareholding, or reduced explicit and implicit parental support could lead to a wider rating gap between Dong Yin and its parent.
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Look for ways to become educated, to become involved, to feel that you can see a linkage between an issue or a cause you care about and what could be done by someone you support, work for, or vote for.
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The final report, issued on Wednesday, calls for a de-linkage of R&D costs and drug prices — at least in areas where the system is failing, such as tropical diseases and the hunt for new antibiotics against "superbug" resistant bacteria.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY TN's rating is driven by the support it receives from the government but it is notched lower than that of than Namibia Power Corporation (BBB-/Negative) under our parent-subsidiary linkage methodology, due to TN's weaker legal links.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Reserve's policies will not have a direct linkage to what the Bank of Japan does, but could affect the Japanese central bank's policies through their impact on global economies, a senior BOJ official said on Monday.
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But at the end of 2016, Agrokor raised new loans that require the company to refinance the PIK 90 days prior to its mid-2018 maturity, suddenly creating a new potential credit-linkage between the PIK and the senior bonds.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Linkage With Province: Significant changes to GCI's strategic importance, a diluted municipal shareholding, and/or reduced explicit and implicit governmental support could lead to a wider gap between GCI's ratings and Fitch's assessment of the credit profile of Guangxi.
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