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Edwards said the majority of the policies go to cover revenue shortfalls, and only one-fifth to protect farmers from yield shortfalls.
A recommended minimum is enough money to cover 12 months of income shortfalls and a maximum level to cover 36 months of shortfalls.
There are 15 states at risk of large revenue shortfalls in the first year of a recession, 21 states with moderate shortfall risks and 153 states expected to have low shortfalls.
The German bank's shortfalls reflected its failure to have adequate business continuity and disaster recovery plans in place, and violated a September 2015 CFTC order intended to prevent such shortfalls, the regulator added.
In 2016 GNC began reporting worrisome sales and earnings shortfalls.
Overshoots during booms would make up for shortfalls during busts.
Record inventories, however, are expected to buffer any supply shortfalls.
Provincial authorities were also providing funds to make up shortfalls.
The IRS doesn't acknowledge Medicare shortfalls as a community benefit.
We may expect Saudi Arabia compensating for the eventual shortfalls.
Shortfalls in inventories and exports also weigh heavily on GDP.
That waiter and a few dishes were the only shortfalls.
It has even helped predict shortfalls in Russian wheat harvests.
Faced with funding shortfalls, the M.T.A. has resorted to borrowing.
Financial shortfalls have forced staff cuts and reduced operating hours.
The shortfalls forced hospitals to cancel procedures and delay treatments.
Pilot shortfalls are already having an effect, particularly on regional carriers.
The 14-day strike had raised fears of global supply shortfalls.
Budget shortfalls can be laid squarely at the feet of Congress.
Some states reported possible tax shortfalls due to falling commodity prices.
So, European LNG exporters typically cover supply shortfalls in the Northeast.
The shortfalls are particularly glaring when it comes to modern macroeconomics.
Pet license fees are routinely exploited to cover for budget shortfalls.
However, these countries also had the greatest estimated shortfalls in supply.
He pointed to Kansas, which faced budgetary shortfalls after Republican Gov.
And President Reagan agreed to raise taxes to counter budget shortfalls.
Shortfalls in state funding have to be made up for somewhere.
The ill effects of these shortfalls are not yet fully visible.
Other French G-SIBs either have smaller or no TLAC shortfalls.
Today, based on some economic estimates, funding shortfalls approach $4 trillion.
Previously it had forecast shortfalls of 2.5%, 2.0% and 1.8%, respectively.
Funding shortfalls and a lack of cohesive planning are to blame.
The chronic shortfalls often reflect deliberate policy choices, not economic pressures.
The leadership attributed the shortfalls to rising prices and falling membership.
Lower immigration rates will mean serious funding shortfalls for older Americans.
Direct cash support by major donors traditionally covers chronic budget shortfalls.
We can't sell off our future to pay for economic shortfalls.
Foster, Kaplan said, also had disclosed more than $10 million in budget shortfalls caused by "the mismanagement of her predecessor" during the Barack Obama administration and wanted those shortfalls disclosed to the staff of congressional appropriations committees.
The partners have been forced to cover shortfalls on the mortgage payments.
Maria has made those shortfalls exponentially worse, but it didn't cause them.
Only 55% long-term fiscal shortfalls share But all is not lost.
Its crumbling infrastructure and overstuffed offices are a consequence of funding shortfalls.
Without immigrant labor there are huge shortfalls in production in these sectors.
Cities should not task law enforcement with filling budget shortfalls through ticketing.
Funding shortfalls have led to cuts in staffing, program offerings and scholarships.
These shortfalls play a significant role in driving up commercial insurance costs.
Many have failed to reach revenue projections and are experiencing budget shortfalls.
But it has various reserve schemes in place to meet potential shortfalls.
Ideally, Maria can save up an emergency fund to bridge the shortfalls.
The bank said it sued after Bombardier failed to make up shortfalls.
Mr. Kitces encourages clients facing shortfalls not to give up on saving.
We have been assured that relatively modest adjustments would cure these shortfalls.
American companies have already seen the response by the government to shortfalls.
The released oil could offset expected supply shortfalls from sanctions against Iran.
Despite the shortfalls, humanitarian flights are coming in 24 hours a day.
Given those numbers, it's no coincidence that 25 states face revenue shortfalls.
In Beginning Greek, too, one settles for small victories and accepts huge shortfalls.
That could be a challenge given the company's track record of production shortfalls.
Because funds often assume unrealistically high investment returns, such shortfalls are usually understated.
The released oil could offset expected supply shortfalls from the sanctions against Iran.
In Manila, that has exposed shortfalls and delays in the region's water infrastructure.
I previously covered any shortfalls with student loans as I got through school.
Calculating shortfalls from Medicare as a community benefit also raises a red flag.
Technical earnings from these lines mitigate shortfalls in investment earnings against GIR payments.
A lack of executive leadership and budget shortfalls were among the agency's headaches.
That figure was a seven-year low for the government's annual budget shortfalls.
He also sees pressure at aviation and shortfalls in energy and transportation segments.
But the repeated growth shortfalls of recent years suggest he was onto something.
Ms. Cernansky writes about the environment, health, and shortfalls in philanthropy and development.
That has put pressure on the Freedom Forum to make up any shortfalls.
Reagan's military buildup ratcheted up the deficit, and these revenue shortfalls concerned Congress.
He does fund the shortfalls and is actively engaged with the football club.
Congress should not be surprised that their funding shortfalls have had predictable results.
Writes Sachs of countries' nationally determined contributions: Evidence of NDCs' shortfalls is accumulating.
But in 2700, plunging oil prices created major shortfalls in the state's budget.
The tribe is using its own funds to cover the shortfalls for now.
Public funding shortfalls were the immediate cause of the water crisis in Flint, Michigan.
In many cases, oil revenue has been withdrawn to help to bridge budgetary shortfalls.
Hospitals face staffing shortfalls as doctors flee to better-paying jobs on the mainland.
They scoured the banks' review documents for examples of cost overruns and traffic shortfalls.
Right. But that's how he was able to make up for the shortfalls. Right.
As groundwater is pumped to make up for shortfalls, ancient aquifers could run dry.
Despite these shortfalls, the House is expected to vote on its tax proposal today.
RBC Europe predicted that U.S. sanctions could nearly double projected output shortfalls from Venezuela.
If Freeport is found to have royalty shortfalls, "then they should pay," Warnika said.
Oil markets are looking to OPEC and Russia to make up shortfalls in supply.
I am very aware of the challenges, the problems, the shortfalls that we had.
To compensate for these crushing federal cuts, states would have to cover enormous shortfalls.
He was wrong to say that economy-wide shortfalls of demand do not happen.
Government debt financed revenue shortfalls derived from wars, economic recessions or even infrastructure investments.
Under EU rules, countries must keep their budget shortfalls low or face disciplinary action.
To the contrary, revenue shortfalls could make his other political goals easier to achieve.
The OBR forecast shortfalls of 50, 25 and 5 billion pounds respectively in November.
But these counties are not alone in facing extreme funding shortfalls, which exist statewide.
More aid would be needed, however, to make up for the shortfalls, he said.
The government, anticipating shortfalls, has bought frozen pork to build up its strategic reserve.
Afterward, Maine struggled with budget shortfalls and fell behind on Medicaid payments to hospitals.
The defense prime contractors cannot rely on foreign suppliers to fill any domestic shortfalls.
Ireland's health care system is also facing serious shortfalls, as it has for years.
Shortfalls in inflation, combined with very low interest rates, are causing another rethink today.
These shortfalls intensify when there are multiple disasters close in geographic proximity or multitude.
The government justified the measure on the grounds that Brazil faces severe budget shortfalls.
A high risk appetite and weak asset quality are GCC's Islamic banks' main shortfalls.
The shortfalls have led to soldiers, policemen, doctors and teachers being paid weeks late.
Investigators cited safety shortfalls and pilot inadequate training as key factors behind the accident.
There are still some shortfalls in the skills assessment tool as it exists now.
Development of these systems has been long-delayed by budget shortfalls and technical issues.
Budget shortfalls have previously left NASA with only medium, large, and extra-large sizes.
Walker and his team are well aware of Afghanistan's many shortfalls, including accusations of corruption.
The university has faced scrutiny in recent years for budget shortfalls, mismanagement, and accreditation issues.
Washington, Florida and New York would fare best, with reserve balances that exceed potential shortfalls.
And Wisconsin, dealing with some self-inflicted budget woes, including revenue shortfalls that forced Gov.
On the list were health care shortfalls that tribes themselves had been reporting for years.
That is, it should promise to make up shortfalls in inflation resulting from a downturn.
The year before that, it was the fingerprint sensor reportedly causing iPhone 5S production shortfalls.
The U.S. has different options for filling shortfalls in its arsenal of information security professionals.
These estimated shortfalls are just for one year and are likely to grow, Bruckner said.
In those cases, Cramer suggested being nimble and avoiding the sectors where the shortfalls occurred.
Not that Muni's bosses didn't want to, or suddenly forgot about their agency's budget shortfalls.
You might also face income shortfalls if health issues force you out of the workforce.
The Congressional Budget Office projects yearly budget shortfalls will surpass $1 trillion beginning in 2022.
On top of these shortfalls, Social Security faces an additional $12 trillion-plus funding shortfall.
Funding shortfalls are also hitting other countries across Latin America hosting Venezuelan migrants and refugees.
Quite simply, many cities face budget shortfalls that get them to look at outside contractors.
Granger said the bill is an extension of last year's efforts to address readiness shortfalls.
Without that backstop, states may restrict coverage to ensure that they do not face shortfalls.
In 2015, facing large projected shortfalls, Mr. Brownback cut K-12 funding by 1.5 percent.
Yet major shortfalls remain that threaten the availability of essential assistance in the months ahead.
The armed forces are still doing reasonably well with recruiting, but there are sometimes shortfalls.
Legislation that fixes Social Securitys looming shortfalls and expands benefits would be an enormous accomplishment.
You know where those shortfalls don't seem to be coming from (at least not yet)?
All NSCs have evolved, largely in response to perceived shortfalls and additional policy development requirements.
Increases in life expectancies and lower birth rates have led to Social Security funding shortfalls.
This can help make up for any shortfalls in the event federal funding is slashed.
RBC Capital Markets predicted that U.S. sanctions could nearly double projected output shortfalls from Venezuela.
The stopgap spending measure gives CMS new money to transfer to states with funding shortfalls.
To an extent, the film's shortfalls feel bound up with high expectations for Ms. Fey.
Problems range from genuine shortfalls in its ability to wage war to apparently minor discrepancies.
I stupidly thought that career rejection, failures, and shortfalls were a result of the person.
The English do it in three and don't seem to suffer from any intellectual shortfalls.
Facing budget shortfalls after the 22020 recession, major fare increases and service cuts were approved.
At the same time, increased traffic and subscriptions have not made up for advertising shortfalls.
But funding shortfalls have plagued Mr. Joko's administration as he faces re-election next year.
Dogged by consistently low professional accreditation ratings, it lacked specialists and had constant funding shortfalls.
Budget shortfalls and political mismanagement can represent a real threat to both infrastructure and citizens.
"I think we're going to see [labor] shortfalls, that means even more lines" says Swonk.
They point to the growth of benefits for teachers as a reason for current shortfalls.
Sam Brownback's radical tax-cutting experiment that led to budget shortfalls and education funding cuts.
But underinvestment in the armed forces has left Germany with major shortfalls in its capabilities.
Puerto Rico began issuing bonds to cover budget shortfalls, leading to the current debt crisis.
Legislation that fixes Social Security's looming shortfalls and expands benefits would be an enormous accomplishment.
Those production delays reportedly mean the redesigned iPhone could see "extended supply shortfalls" when it launches.
Only 10% of premature deaths overall happen due to shortfalls in medical care, it points out.
Juncker also said the EU's other spending commitments made up for any shortfalls in military funding.
The FBI has since submitted plans to remedy the shortfalls in its use of the program.
Employees seem more likely to discuss shortfalls in basic skills with union representatives than with managers.
The group, together with its partners, may consider raising output to compensate for any supply shortfalls.
Oil prices advanced overnight on expectations of stockpile drawdowns in the U.S. and global supply shortfalls.
There are also questions whether the Olympic facilities will be built in time considering budget shortfalls.
Countries with legal shortfalls are added if they do not amend their rules by set deadlines.
But if there is any money left after making up these shortfalls, where should it go?
This information — though not uniform across states — allowed Heming and Filardo to compile per-student shortfalls.
It lets the company smooth earnings by prematurely recognizing revenue, and pushing shortfalls into the future.
But in healthcare, structural shortfalls of the market stifle choice and competition and drive up cost.
Increased social costs like Medicaid could also contribute to the steepening of budget shortfalls, it said.
Some 69 percent of startup applicants had funding shortfalls, compared to 54 percent of mature firms.
Despite those gains, pension fund shortfalls widened between 2010 and 2014 in all but eight states.
The government has consequently depended on credit raised via the OFZ bonds to cover budget shortfalls.
The shortfalls come as sales and personal income tax growth slows and corporate income tax declines.
Because of asset shortfalls, we're unable to get after 74 percent of suspected maritime drug trafficking.
It was these shortfalls that made some doubt whether Overwatch was a viable game for esports.
Every day throughout the nation, infrastructure shortfalls are addressed with financing from tax- exempt municipal bonds.
None of that has assuaged fears about shortfalls in crude availability as sanctions go into effect.
But NATCA believes the FAA must take a more holistic, collaborative approach to resolving staffing shortfalls.
It analyzes your technique and delivers actionable advice and drills to help you fix your shortfalls.
Shifting the dialogue toward pandemic preparedness means we should more directly and completely address these shortfalls.
If you are sitting in an interview and one of your shortfalls comes up -- don't panic.
And he accused Larry of inventing the doctrine to justify the Obama administration's policy shortfalls. Urk.
"The policy shortfalls that you're seeing in Iran are responsible for the direction of the illness."
But for years, the museum has been thwarted by budget shortfalls, competing visions and acrimonious infighting.
When campaigns have funding shortfalls, they tend pursue safer, older voters, and ignore the youth vote.
Most of New South Wales and Queensland have been experiencing shortfalls in rain since early 2017.
Britain is unusual in taking it seriously enough that shortfalls like these are even considered a problem.
The government's surprise cut to its old-crop corn supplies estimate stemmed from harvest shortfalls in Brazil.
Unedic is financed directly by contributions from workers and employers, with any shortfalls made up by borrowing.
Fitch believes the city's close monitoring of CMP's cash position prevents liquidity shortfalls and mitigates refinancing risk.
The DRC is plagued by massive energy shortfalls that for years hit mining output in the country.
Governors and state legislators used them to pay for roads, lower taxes, or to meet budget shortfalls.
Some farms are also making significant investments in automation technology to combat the labor shortfalls, he said.
"Estimated market shortfalls in recent years suggest that inventories have and are being drawn down," Teves said.
And the shortfalls could make it harder for President Joko Widodo's government to fund ambitious infrastructure projects.
Finance ministers may be more concerned with making up shortfalls in cashflow than getting a good deal.
Few states could make up the shortfalls and instead reduced benefits or cut people from the programs.
With characteristic resourcefulness and grit, our forces fight to maintain a level of readiness despite funding shortfalls.
But increased spending on defense, cybersecurity, and homeland security under Trump could create funding shortfalls, he added.
When there have been shortfalls, South Africa has imported barley from countries such as Australia and Canada.
Despite this, brimming inventories across the world were preventing supply shortfalls and sharper price spikes, traders said.
"Here's why: Almost all tech sell-offs get triggered by earnings shortfalls," the "Mad Money" host explained.
" He added that such delays have "knock on effects," which can create further "shortfalls down the line.
Persistent budget shortfalls contributed to undesirably high inflation, wasteful government spending and uncomfortably high levels of corruption.
States would be on their own to figure out how to cover the shortfalls under this restructure.
And the government has introduced some extreme measures in an effort to make up for tax shortfalls.
In part, persistent shortfalls in school budgets reflect the depth of the recession and the fitful recovery.
Oil- and gas-producing states are bracing for revenue shortfalls brought on by declines in commodity prices.
While larger reforms are necessary to address today's system shortfalls, "the sooner the better" principle still holds.
America has had 225 successful censuses despite wars, natural disasters, budget shortfalls, political interference and legal challenges.
The problems have led to shortfalls of other products, including some that Pfizer makes for other companies.
Microsoft said it hasn't experienced any significant service disruptions, but it has seen some shortfalls in service.
As manufacturers ramp up production to meet the surging testing demand, these supply shortfalls will likely fade.
They'd be augmenting the police presence and assisting with manpower shortfalls, not running things on their own.
And as a philanthropist, he often undertook initiatives that made up for the shortfalls of national governments.
But to me, the tech industry's very public shortfalls make celebrating its quieter successes even more important.
There would be "enhanced action" among regulators to ensure that shortfalls in MREL are plugged, EBA said.
Those companies stand to grow as governments around the globe strive to stem the expected water shortfalls.
The resulting shortfalls in their assets will for decades have to be made up by local taxpayers.
The Defense Logistics Agency acknowledged the shortfalls while saying they were working to remedy the issues identified.
Analysts expect all of Australia's banks, including ANZ, to use DRPs to help resolve any capital shortfalls.
Based on data from the recent annual trustees report, Social Security will face shortfalls beginning in 2034.
The dilemma of widening deficits and mounting debt is not a problem rooted in government revenue shortfalls.
Puerto Rico has grappled with funding shortfalls even before Hurricane Maria decimated the territory's health-care system.
Luxury retailers reported mass store closings and millions in revenue shortfalls as a result of the disruption.
Contributing to that result were earnings shortfalls and the lack of availability of retirement plans at the workplace.
The trade balance came to a deficit of 737.3 billion yen for the second straight month of shortfalls.
Health care stocks, which were already under pressure for election season, had massive declines stemming from monster shortfalls.
The IMF expects five governments to run bigger fiscal shortfalls in 2018 than Turkey's President Tayyip Erdogan's administration.
The trouble is that the countries with the biggest demographic shortfalls are often the most opposed to immigration.
It's yet another cost-cutting measure in an attempt to combat severe revenue shortfalls to save the company.
AIG added $1003 billion pre-tax to its non-life loss reserves to cover shortfalls during the quarter.
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I'm optimistic about Trump's willingness to swiftly address Obama's foreign policy shortfalls and the concerns of America's allies.
Even considering the shortfalls of Salon's implementation so far, I'm not so convinced this is a terrible idea.
And don't expect every city in California to start chasing marijuana cultivation as a solution to budget shortfalls.
Banks already face a significant challenge in making up large capital shortfalls over the next couple of years.
Material capital shortfalls and large losses mean we expect further bank failures and clean-up measures next year.
That exacerbates Hamas budgetary shortfalls caused by Egypt's closure of smuggling tunnels from its Sinai peninsula to Gaza.
Shortfalls in revenue collection would most likely be offset by corresponding expenditure cuts to meet the deficit target.
Cities across the country in recent weeks have stepped in to fill shortfalls left by shuttered federal agencies.
The Toronto-based author and activist has been documenting the shortfalls of neoliberalism for more than 20 years.
The company attributed delivery issues to shortfalls with battery production, which fell 40 percent below needed production levels.
Startups depend on the talents of immigrants to address significant shortfalls in the availability oftechnical, skilled IT professionals.
The shortfalls, forcing hospitals, schools and other public facilities to go without supplies, have led to violent protests.
By 453, it had reached a breaking point from deteriorating tracks and trains, chronic budget shortfalls and overcrowding.
"Manpower shortfalls in key areas remain the number one issue limiting readiness and is our top priority," Gen.
She will now be tried for allegedly manipulating the national budget to cover shortfalls during her re-election.
Financial shortfalls over the last several years have forced staff cuts and reduced operating hours at the museum.
We must further address the shortfalls of our current retirement savings system and, very importantly, strengthen Social Security.
While the UK's move was welcomed, critics blamed shortfalls affecting mental health services on the government's austerity drive.
China comes next, with a $52bn dietary deficit; Brazil and Britain have shortfalls worth around $34bn and $30bn respectively.
Supply shortfalls, brought about by droughts, storms and wildfires in California, Chile and Mexico, help to explain the jump.
Uber will expect demand to increase though, which will presumably go some way toward making up its drivers' shortfalls.
The shortfalls leave some children vulnerable to prolonged lead exposure, among the most insidious, and preventable, early health risks.
Instead, we should explore how they will make our lives easier in the wake of the web's massive shortfalls.
In an interview, Davidi noted that the company was created out of one of the biggest shortfalls of IoT.
The draft order stipulates Mattis must overcome "shortfalls" in ares such as cyberwarfare, personnel recovery and expeditionary naval forces.
After serving as commander in chief for 100 days, his achievements, as well as shortfalls, were being closely scrutinized.
Output remains vulnerable to security challenges, local protests, political splits, and shortfalls in the NOC's maintenance and investment budget.
Instead, the state suffered budget shortfalls, downgrades in its credit rating and depletion of the state's rainy day fund.
These programs will help pay for hundreds more childhood blood lead tests, after testing stalled due to funding shortfalls.
To make up for shortfalls in spending, we will have to use common sense and our secret weapon: diplomacy.
We have a military designed for a global power and it has funding shortfalls that need to be fixed.
A combined $730 million in annual expenditures to cover shortfalls in coal miners' pensions and black lung disability coverage.
Defenders of the budget cuts implemented by congressional Republicans argue that the agency's shortfalls are primarily due to mismanagement.
Level-targeting regimes, in promising to "make up" for lost ground, rest on assessing the size of past shortfalls.
In the months since, United has struggled to contain public fallout from that incident and other customer service shortfalls.
The measure essentially rolls back income tax rate cuts the state enacted in 2012 that led to budget shortfalls.
Overall, however, traders do not expect serious supply shortfalls to result from Chinese crude tariffs against the United States.
Schumer made a plea on the Senate floor Saturday for Congress to cover huge looming shortfalls in state budgets.
But time and time again, Trump has sought to blame governors -- Democratic ones -- for shortfalls or lack of preparedness.
He added that if he determines there are shortfalls in essential supplies he would invoke the Defense Production Act.
Startups depend on the talents of immigrants to address significant shortfalls in the availability of technical, skilled IT professionals.
Sam Brownback, an unpopular Republican who left Kansas in January after presiding over big tax cuts and revenue shortfalls.
A Times investigation found shortfalls in health care provided to migrants, who sometimes arrive with serious illness and injury.
Traders said the rumours had helped to support prices this week because some investors expected shortfalls if Shandong closed.
Traders said the rumors had helped to support prices this week because some investors expected shortfalls if Shandong closed.
The $18.5 million restoration is running approximately three years behind schedule, in part as a result of funding shortfalls.
All face large shortfalls between contributions to their pension funds and growing liabilities as more workers owed pensions retire.
America needs to stop leaving this critical industry to deal with labor shortfalls without an immigration system that works.
Pfizer, the pharmaceutical manufacturer, highlights both the demands of the new economy and the shortfalls from the labor force.
But that is not a short-term fix for energy shortfalls, and Iraq has been slow in signing contracts.
And I am very aware of, you know, the challenges, the problems, the, you know, shortfalls that we had.
Writers want studios to help make up the shortfalls, which can total tens of millions of dollars a year.
The Satsop Nuclear Power Plant was also abandoned in 1983, well before its construction was complete, due to budget shortfalls.
Retirement officials also used faulty assumptions for returns and did not sufficiently communicate the extent of the shortfalls, Oldfather said.
Trump has long criticized the shortfalls, suggesting the US was subsidizing other nations' security at the expense of its own.
There were shortfalls of 212,2320 tonnes last year and 20.3,21 tonnes in 0.53, according to the International Copper Study Group.
There were unexpected gold mines (it turns out I really love Abba) but these were outnumbered by the embarrassing shortfalls.
But before discussing the solutions, it is necessary to understand the policy shortfalls that affect traditional Medicare and Medicare Advantage.
These shortfalls include limited sector exposure, increasing credit risk due to market value weighting and duration that fluctuates with issuance.
The National Wealth Fund, which at the start of July contained $73 billion, is not intended for covering budget shortfalls.
Any higher and some familiar problems, namely current-account deficits, budget shortfalls and high inflation, will make an unwelcome return.
In France, Unedic is financed by contributions from workers and employers, with shortfalls made up by borrowing on capital markets.
Traders said the United States may need to sell oil from the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve to cover supply shortfalls.
These shortfalls in quality imply that many of the fertilisers and seeds sold in the market are simply not profitable.
Funding shortfalls at the NHS have led to such long delays that some patients are being turned away from hospitals.
He points to three bullish drivers: global demand growth exceeding expectations, some shortfalls due to labor unrest and mining declines.
However, all the allegations contain gaps and shortfalls in corroboration, which is not surprising, given the long passage of time.
The very governments that would manage these plans have already run up a collective $3 trillion in public pension shortfalls.
Others will be given less than four years, and only those with larger shortfalls will need the full transition period.
In all, there is an unmet need of roughly $5,000 per person per year to cover the gaps and shortfalls.
They can also be used to track the growth of critical agriculture products and help experts predict surpluses and shortfalls.
There were shortfalls of 2857,20.4 tonnes last year and 21,8572 tonnes in 20.6, according to the International Copper Study Group.
Metro's board of directors approved the changes earlier this year as the beleaguered transit agency struggles to address financial shortfalls.
Cook County officials described the tax revenue as crucial to closing budget shortfalls so they could save public safety jobs.
Just as important, I estimated that even among that 25 percent of undersaving households, shortfalls averaged less than 21625 percent.
Challenges include technology shortfalls, and finding a means to better staff their stores for the ebbs and flows of traffic.
I know they had to do some equity and [had] a couple of shortfalls, but I like B&G here.
His note to Ms. Merkel was particularly pointed, holding Germany responsible for other allies' shortfalls as well as its own.
But she is not a reliable hitmaker anymore, and she has endured some very public performance shortfalls in recent years.
First, major companies are racing to raise cash that can be used to offset revenue shortfalls caused by coronavirus disruptions.
Notably, packages and shipping are areas of growth for the Postal Service that have offset its general shortfalls in revenue.
What Sanders does not offer is any way to sustainably shore up revenue shortfalls at legacy or digital media companies.
He will try new techniques and oversee everything from sleep to conditioning, focusing on shortfalls in medical and training procedures.
He talked about the shortfalls around testing, and the potential disincentives for lower-income people to seek appropriate medical treatment.
Also very troubling, the bill had significant shortfalls of money that our hospitals, states, cities and medical workers desperately needed.
Mr. Shumaker attributed any campaign shortfalls to Mr. Burr's desire to tend to his job duties, especially on the committee.
But there has been reluctance to disclose these shortfalls to Congress — or the American people — until it's almost too late.
Togo West resigned due to criticism for excessive spending on travel at a time when VA faced other budget-shortfalls.
The House Armed Services Committee said that would help address "important readiness shortfalls neglected" in the president's proposed 2018 budget.
"Those expectations I think run the risk, maybe paradoxically, of causing supply shortfalls and thus new price swings," he said.
An infusion of funding for fiscal year 2021, it adds, "will help alleviate equipment shortfalls that support future contingency operations."
But the law signed by Trump last week eases restraints on federal spending, almost certainly leading to larger federal shortfalls.
Politicians branded municipal budget shortfalls as the fault of entitled municipal workers and retirees and reckless borrowing by municipal leaders.
Facing large funding shortfalls, many cities and states will have to raise taxes or cut spending on vital services. Rep.
Charles Kyona, president of the industry-led chamber of mines, told Reuters that miners were concerned about persistent power shortfalls.
Yet with various studies warning of retirement shortfalls for many Americans, workers could use all the financial guidance they can get.
PA) A320ceos to make up for delivery shortfalls in a newer version of the jet and four long-haul Boeing (BA.
Italian banks, struggling with capital shortfalls and high levels of problem loans, have become a focus of investor concern in Europe.
Democrats say the Pentagon does need more money, but they argue that an array of other domestic programs also face shortfalls.
They want clear, reliable, smooth running mobile solutions, especially as a way to compensate for the continent's real -- or perceived -- shortfalls.
I know, I know: Budget shortfalls are affecting lots of important projects, not just those aimed at preventing epidemics of disease.
Even before the team decided to leave, the city's stadium revenues didn't cover its payments, leaving the city with annual shortfalls.
Critical funding shortfalls meant this year the agency was forced to leave 190,000 children in kindergartens without nutritional support, he said.
Jurisdictions are removed from the blacklist when they address their main shortfalls and commit to further reforms to increase tax transparency.
Longer term, the market could tighten as demand increases if OPEC fails to cover supply shortfalls, the International Energy Agency said.
To shift expectations, he argued that central banks should make up any price shortfalls by switching to a price-level target.
They achieved this despite struggling with shortfalls in Iraqi funding to hire new soldiers and a shortage of Iraqi Shi'ite volunteers.
Jurisdictions are added to the tax haven blacklist if they have shortfalls in their tax rules that could favor tax evasion.
This has caused shortages in that country and sparked concerns of an impact to its economy if the shortfalls are prolonged.
As one example, California developed clear criteria for accepting corporate sponsorships in response to serious budgetary shortfalls a few years ago.
For July 2016, day-to-day liquidity shortfalls are covered by liquidity lines totalling EUR22m that are available until November 2016.
Due to critical funding shortfalls, WFP was forced last November to leave 190,000 children in kindergartens without nutritional support, Luescher said.
Impeachment proceedings against Rousseff have already been opened in Congress over alleged attempts to hide budget shortfalls before the 2014 elections.
Jerry Brown declared a "drought state of emergency" due to ongoing water shortfalls following the driest calendar year in state history.
Other complaints by employees include reassigning those who reported security shortfalls and demoting an employee for reporting incidents of gender discrimination.
Thanks to prior shortfalls, the amount of water in reservoirs is now 47% below the average level of the past decade.
Edtech startups are increasingly viewed as a way to slash through bureaucracy and funding shortfalls with low-resource, high-impact solutions.
N). "Like Morgan Stanley five years ago, (Goldman) has trading shortfalls, a business mix change, and pressure to perform," Mayo said.
"I just don't think you can adequately cover all the shortfalls across [the Department of Defense] with a CR," he said.
While active assailant insurance may fill in the gaps that aren't covered by general liability policies, they may still have shortfalls.
Addressing its pension plan shortfalls, Flannery said the company will borrow $6 billion to take advantage of the current rate environment.
"Our military is facing historic readiness shortfalls, putting our service members' lives at greater risk," Inhofe said in a written statement.
But the most-visited parks — those with the greatest infrastructure needs — could become more financially self-reliant and avoid future shortfalls.
The bank has said it would plug capital shortfalls and restore its health by splitting into a good and bad bank.
Shortfalls in the public pension schemes have been addressed by a one-off contribution of around ISK117bn (around 4.9% of GDP).
But a year-long impasse between Emirates and Rolls-Royce over shortfalls in fuel savings has so far blocked the order.
The report said there were shortfalls among all three in checking the origins of wealth of individuals who purchased their citizenship.
The US$1bn - the maximum that parliament decreed the sovereign could borrow - will help make up for shortfalls in its budget.
" But the Kaiser study said ending the payments would cause insurers to "face significant revenue shortfalls this year and next year.
New Jersey Transit has recently faced a series of challenges, from funding shortfalls to the lack of a permanent executive director.
A 26 percent decrease compared to the current law, AARP said "dramatic budget shortfalls" will occur if BCRA goes into law.
With no sign of the shutdown ending soon, HUD has asked landlords to draw on their reserves to cover any shortfalls.
In turn, Trump officials have said shortfalls in enrollment are due to inherent problems with the law and unsustainable premium prices.
The FDAs website, which lists shortfalls in supplies of medicines as they occur, now shows a shortage of the pindolol tablets.
But this is exactly what the tax-cut proposal does by wishing away huge tax-revenue shortfalls with stupendous growth projections.
Ben Casselman of the NYT finds companies using automation and even training high school students to make up for labor shortfalls.
But a combination of vandalism, maintenance shortfalls and infrastructure damaged by the earthquake meant residents didn't receive enough warning to evacuate.
Standard Chartered analyst Suki Cooper said she expects 21,2500 ounce shortfalls this year and in 2021, and for prices to rise.
Budget shortfalls amid Brazil's recent economic and political turmoil, he said, had wreaked havoc with its policing of its rain forests.
The Maltese government has also confirmed support for state-owned Bank of Valletta after its dirty-money shortfalls emerged last month .
Other countries can encourage immigration to meet labor shortfalls, but Mr. Orban's popular appeal rests largely on his demonization of immigrants.
The nursing profession is also overstretched and facing projected shortfalls in the coming years, and has come to count on immigrants.
Fitch considers that private sector solutions will prove insufficient to make up identified capital shortfalls, resulting in further state injections over time.
Shortfalls in the meantime mean cutting costs, as Condé Nast is required by its parent company, Advance Publications, to show a profit.
Verginer's work plays off human innocence and the ensuing corruption, while examining our effects on nature at the hands of moral shortfalls.
CBP officials say efforts to measure the effectiveness of fencing were stopped in 2013 due to "funding shortfalls," according to the report.
RSPO previously said the suspension would be reinstated if IOI fails to follow through on an action plan to correct environmental shortfalls.
A TALE OF TWO SISTERS Both zinc and lead markets registered refined metal supply shortfalls in 2100 and 23, according to ILZSG.
Years of inattention, low interest rates and shrinking profits have left GE with one of the largest pension shortfalls in Corporate America.
The next-closest companies in terms of pension shortfalls are Boeing (BA) and ExxonMobil (XOM), at $15.3 billion and $12.9 billion, respectively.
Brazil, which is reeling from a crippling recession, has now recorded four monthly primary budget shortfalls in the first half of 2016.
Indeed, a closer look at April's retail sales figure highlights that many of the sector's shortfalls stem from the department store space.
But some lawmakers hope a bipartisan bill introduced in March, led by Representative Lamar Alexander, Republican of Tennessee, could address funding shortfalls.
Kansas has faced dire budget shortfalls since 2012, when it passed massive tax cuts championed by Sam Brownback, then the Republican governor.
According to the Association of Nigerian Electricity Distributors, total market revenue shortfalls were projected to be 809 billion naira by December 2016.
"It's still a part of... the external sources of finance helping to make up for savings shortfalls in developing countries," he said.
The federal government audits cyber security measures every year at top agencies, producing reports that routinely expose shortfalls and sometimes major breaches.
Now far less common in new mortgages, one in five home loans outstanding are interest-only, many with shortfalls in repayment plans.
But it doesn't address some key areas contributing to the retirement crisis, including looming shortfalls to Social Security and rising health costs.
He figures if he can get Pennsylvanians saving, he can make a dent in the billion-dollar shortfalls the Commonwealth is facing.
"The United States is the dominant energy player," Larry Kudlow, Mr Trump's economic adviser, boasted this week, able "to cover any shortfalls".
For any shortfalls around the story or gameplay, the sheer spectacle on offer makes Uncharted 4 a hard game to put down.
The hospital was facing growing budget shortfalls, in good measure because it was serving more poor and uninsured patients who couldn't pay.
Nigeria is in its first recession in 25 years and needs to find money to make up for shortfalls in its budget.
RATING SENSITIVITIES The main factors that could, individually or collectively, lead to a downgrade are: - Evidence of stress in financing fiscal shortfalls.
"We have budget shortfalls coming up in at least half the states," said Lav, of the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
And there are other challenges and shortfalls, too: in the limited city driving I witnessed, the system felt less sure of itself.
Medvedev questioned Azerbaijan's ability to fill the pipeline, saying Russia could step in to plug any shortfalls once the link is expanded.
The company indicates that to date it has lent around INR17 billion to its London projects in order to meet cost shortfalls.
Aside from his fight with San Juan's mayor, Trump has openly lauded his government's response, despite the evident shortfalls on the island.
Moreover, OPEC and non-OPEC oil producers are facing severe economic pressure and budget shortfalls, increasing the urgency of pumping up prices.
Shortfalls in individual planning, financial preparedness and public awareness regarding potential disaster scenarios have also contributed to difficulties in response and recovery.
These revenues have helped fund budgetary shortfalls, state-provided education and public safety projects, and public health plans for low-income Americans.
"Financial damages of this magnitude will subject Puerto Rico's central government, its instrumentalities, and municipal governments to unsustainable cash shortfalls," Rosselló wrote.
The government has previously said it is also seeking alternatives in the gas, renewable and nuclear energy to help stem electricity shortfalls.
Concerned when her new colleagues told her about the money shortfalls and climbing debt, Ms. Dyer began digging around, Mr. Russo said.
The shortfalls emphasize the political influences under which the trust funds operate, namely concessions to "greens" at the expense of everyone else.
Combat units were prioritized over enabler units because it's easier to resolve shortfalls in the specialized units, Army officials told the GAO.
The budget should address programmatic shortfalls including buying more critical munitions, funding facilities sustainment at a higher rate and growing force structure.
Since the Olympics, however, those officers have been pulled off the street amid budget shortfalls as increasingly desperate people turn to crime.
A 2012 tax reduction bill in that state led to budgetary shortfalls and left the state's GOP governor with low approval numbers.
Even so, she said developing nations were inured over many years to shortfalls in promised funds and were likely to push ahead.
"It's important to still have support from the U.S. to help train my men, to help with our shortfalls," said Col. Maj.
Experts also worry that the trust funds for Social Security and Medicare, which are already facing funding shortfalls, would be further damaged.
The records for the first time reveal frequent and significant fluctuations in day-to-day staffing, with particularly large shortfalls on weekends.
Also, ESPN reported that the players are unhappy that part of their salaries goes back to the owners to cover possible shortfalls.
The shortfalls have led to more pressure from states for the Trump administration to take swifter action to meet health care needs.
For families using home heating oil and propane, the average costs are even higher because of production shortfalls caused by increased demand.
"This means that banks would issue subordinated instruments under different legal regimes to cover TLAC/MREL shortfalls," it wrote in the paper.
In an interview with CNBC, he addressed concerns of "bottlenecks" in production that could arise from refining capacity shortfalls for lithium miners.
The TSA has blamed the delays on a combination of budget limits, staffing shortfalls and passengers' slow adoption of the PreCheck program.
The argument that Jacksonville is in special need of London games because of its revenue shortfalls did not convince many local fans.
The shortfalls in combating money laundering identified by FINMA happened between 2009 and 2018, largely during Boris Collardi's tenure as chief executive.
Stephanie Kelton – professor at Stony Brook University, leading MMT populariser and adviser to Democratic party front runner Bernie Sanders – relishes big shortfalls.
Clarke's decision to initiate the comprehensive review came as concerns about ethical shortfalls within the special operations community reached a fever pitch.
He warned that his command faced shortfalls with regard to land and naval forces as well as intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance assets.
Yet the media's drumbeat of stories about shortfalls and a looming retirement "crisis" actually stir up exaggerated fears and paralyzes needed reforms.
Funding shortfalls and a lack of suitable land to move to helped doom the effort that time and may do so again.
The disclosures of the Florida shooter Nikolas Cruz have uncovered undeniable shortfalls across the health and social agencies in contact with him.
A 2001 Government Accountability Office report found that 26 percent was being spent on non-health programs, including infrastructure and budget shortfalls.
Normally, the process works smoothly but liquidity shortfalls can gum up the works and, in the worst case, can cause financial crises.
EU'S SINGLE RESOLUTION BOARD ESTIMATES EURO ZONE BANKS' SHORTFALLS IN LOSS-ABSORBING BUFFERS UP TO $216 BILLION AT THE END OF 2018
Despite the shortfalls, researchers behind the study were optimistic about the outcome since overall ZMapp was found to be 91.2 percent effective.
But despite its resources, China and the PLAN face challenges and shortfalls that preclude it from being the threat these advances might suggest.
Senator Maria Cantwell, a Democrat from Washington, argued the Republican plan would leave states with funding shortfalls and result in millions losing coverage.
The results of the latest European test will be announced on July 29, very likely showing shortfalls in BMPS and possibly other banks.
Every states that&aposs taken this money and said it&aposs free money, but they are now facing budget shortfalls and tax increases.
It's fair to say that both supporters and opponents of assisted dying shared concerns about these shortfalls and were committed to addressing them.
I reconsidered the tenets of my faith and the shortfalls of organized religion and its anti-abortion, anti-gay, pro-gun political agenda.
He adopted Keynesian ideas, arguing that to ensure full employment governments should spend to make up for shortfalls in private demand and investment.
His governorship was hit hard by the great recession, which led to massive budget shortfalls and standoffs with the Republican-led General Assembly.
Others lent him money to cover any temporary shortfalls and one friend even sent him funds with no intention of getting it back.
U.S. producers of ractopamine-free pigs could benefit, either by supplying China or making up shortfalls in other regions targeting the Chinese market.
In fact, when it comes to buying a home, income shortfalls are an even bigger roadblock than credit card and student debt, Bankrate.
To meet occasional shortfalls, they borrowed reserves, or "federal funds," overnight from other banks, at the so-called federal (or "fed") funds rate.
But in a conference call, the company's leadership listed headwinds like foreign currency impacts and content production shortfalls that could dampen future earnings.
He lost black voters by merely a 503-to-one margin, half as big as his shortfalls among African-Americans in the South.
The tax bill is meant to cover the higher spending on schools and close projected budget shortfalls totaling $889 million through June 2019.
Modest Leverage: Fitch expects credit protection measures will remain solid and provide Jabil headroom for short-term operational shortfalls and incremental debt issuance.
Texas says it has standing to sue based on the budget shortfalls it would sustain if many unauthorized immigrants applied for driver's licenses.
It has hit Southeast Asia and parts of Europe, with the risk that the outbreak might spread, worsening global supply shortfalls, say experts.
This "be everywhere possible" urgency is, to some extent, playing out at several consumer companies, and all the companies are experiencing some shortfalls.
Some states, however, don't seem particularly interested in addressing the shortfalls, while others, notably California and Minnesota, have moved decisively to do so.
Copper imports almost matched last year's record pace, while China continues to soak up refined zinc and lead to fill domestic market shortfalls.
The city's finances have benefited from the economic rebound of the last few years, but the budget faces shortfalls in the years ahead.
But these efforts remain hampered by shortages in critical equipment, so resolving these shortfalls is essential to slowing the spread of Covid-19.
Even in the face of the financial crisis and budget shortfalls, the M.T.A. has given concession after concession to its main labor union.
According the most comprehensive analysis of conservation funding to date, 22 percent of nearly 300 protected areas on the continent face funding shortfalls.
Factories in China were shuttered for weeks, and American companies from the tech to the auto sector have warned of supply chain shortfalls.
At the same time, constraints on monetary policy mean that the risk of inflation shortfalls looms larger than that of excessive price rises.
Samsung, South Korea's biggest chipmaker, has already begun to use locally produced chemicals to guard against potential shortfalls caused by the trade restrictions.
First, the agency has no expertise in ballistic missile warning and no authority to address the shortfalls demonstrated in Hawaii on Jan. 13.
PDVSA is now struggling to maintain its oil fields and equipment, creating a vicious circle of funding shortfalls, waning production and weak revenue.
Human-made data has obvious shortfalls, Magnuson says, with sometimes damaged or partial recordings making it hard for researchers to draw large conclusions.
The International Lead and Zinc Study Group (ILZSG) is forecasting significant supply shortfalls in the refined zinc market both this year and next.
The supplemental is meant to address urgent shortfalls and any changes in the fight against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS).
Would the government manager, wrestling with budget shortfalls, sequestration and now rescission (cutting the budget after its approval) dare to make the purchase?
The lack of investment has raised concerns about supply shortfalls that will lead to another cycle of boom and bust for oil prices.
India faces tax shortfalls of around 2 trillion rupees in the current fiscal year, making the stake sales critical to relieving the deficit.
But OPEC was forced to curb output in 2016 as oil-producing nations faced budget shortfalls, and as prices recovered, shale's output accelerated.
Perez calls 210 the "perfect storm," complete with Russian hacking, exposing the committee's own "shortfalls" in how it was treating the Sanders campaign.
"Because of these shortfalls, [ESL] believes it has no obligation to assume $43 million in severance," the firm's lawyers argued in a recent filing.
These plans, which are established by unions for the benefit of workers in the same industry but in different companies, are facing funding shortfalls.
Saying it's lost patience with missteps and earnings shortfalls, a large shareholder at Yelp is seeking a board reshuffle at the online review site.
Previously, the aid-reliant nation has turned to Chinese companies to help fund budget shortfalls, offering to pay for them with future oil proceeds.
As a result, he said, 12 of the state's 42 public defender districts have taken steps to deal with budget shortfalls and case overloads.
Nigeria suffered significant revenue shortfalls in the first half of 2017, with interest payments remaining as high as 40 percent at end of June.
Municipal authorities and the Bollore group disagree about who is responsible for budget shortfalls and operational problems with the pioneering electric car hire scheme.
Filling capital shortfalls could prove difficult for Italian lenders, which have come under heavy pressure due to their large holdings of domestic government bonds.
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's finance ministry said on Wednesday it has fully spent its reserve fund, as planned, in late 2017 to cover budget shortfalls.
Jurisdictions are added to the tax haven blacklist if they have shortfalls in their tax rules that could favour tax evasion in other states.
Investors — who are used to $100 million upsides to revenue guidance, not $30 million shortfalls — not surprisingly, punished the stock in after-hours trading.
Although labor shortfalls persist across Japan, the issue is compounded in Akita: there are not enough workers to meet growing demand for elderly care.
Thus, if Germany alone was to stop reliably producing surpluses, several parts of the continent could see power shortfalls - and outages - as a consequence.
The short-term spending bill Congress is expected to pass this week includes expanded emergency funds to help states cover shortfalls in their programs.
Now as state taxpayers begin feeling the brunt of budget shortfalls and skyrocketing enrollment, one Arkansas lawmaker is working to stop the bleeding. Rep.
Jurisdictions are added to the tax haven blacklist if they have shortfalls in their tax rules that could favor tax evasion in other states.
Despite the overall gains, half of of the small businesses reported financing shortfalls between the third quarter in 2014 and third quarter in 2015.
About 4013 out of 10 women participating in the survey will need to overcome significant shortfalls in order to retire at 67, Aon found.
And the shortfalls vary widely from one state to another, according to the latest data from Moody's, which assigns credit ratings for state governments.
Despite continued demand for VA healthcare services and increased funding provided by Congress annually, reports of healthcare shortfalls and problems are an everyday occurrence.
In 2014 the agency managing power at the dam spent $62 million buying extra power on the open market to make up for shortfalls.
Construction risk is one thing, but shifting risk when it comes to revenue shortfalls during the life of an asset is another story altogether.
In 17.53, the park had to close its Look Rock campground and picnic area due to funding shortfalls in replacing the water treatment facilities.
Western sanctions over the Ukraine crisis make it difficult for Russia to hold bond sales, a common method for governments to cover budget shortfalls.
LME lead was flat, but remained close to six-month highs hit earlier in the week on shortfalls in pre-refined lead concentrate supply.
Disney put much of the blame on "Dark Phoenix" for any box-office shortfalls this quarter in the company's Q3 earnings call on Tuesday.
Families typically turn to private loans to cover shortfalls after they exhaust the limits of federal loans for students as well as their savings.
Africa's most industrialised economy is mired in recession, and faces revenue shortfalls, ballooning debt, cash-strapped state firms and a rising public wage bill.
But interviews with migrants like Kine reveal the shortfalls of repatriation even for those lucky enough to receive a grant to start a business.
The deficit was widely expected to be higher than targeted due to a combination of revenue shortfalls and increased spending ahead of the election.
Facing budget shortfalls, it was taken over by French company Titus Software, which gutted its studios and laid off the entire Van Buren staff.
A simple majority would suspend her for six months while she battles claims that she illegally covered budget shortfalls with money from state banks.
Italian banks have been among the worst performers in their sector this year on concerns over capital shortfalls and a mountain of bad loans.
However, the stock is down more than 20 percent since mid-September on growing concerns over Model 3 production shortfalls and cash burn rates.
The cumulative effect of these challenges means EOD soldiers are missing out on critical training time, the techs said, resulting in serious readiness shortfalls.
He was citing sub-one percent growth, stubborn inflation, a 28 percent jobless rate, rising government spending and capital shortfalls at state-run companies.
A study on Social Security found large, bipartisan agreement on decreasing shortfalls, while the results of an in-depth study on Medicare are forthcoming.
ENERGY STATES BRACE FOR FALLING TAX REVENUE: Oil- and gas-producing states are bracing for revenue shortfalls brought on by declines in commodity prices.
The report, released this afternoon, echoed last year's projected revenue shortfalls starting in the mid-803s and leading to a depleted surplus by 2035.
Rating agency Moody's Investors Service also on Monday downgraded NMC's corporate family rating to Caa1, from Ba2, citing a deepening of the governance shortfalls.
But the minutes show the Commission was open to giving Italy more time to address shortfalls, in an attempt to avoid antagonising Italian eurosceptics.
However, many cases are still going undetected due to testing shortfalls and the fact that some people with COVID-19 show no obvious symptoms.
Wall Street was still reeling from the Black Monday crash of 1987, and the city government faced budget shortfalls of more than $20133 billion.
Rating agency Moody's Investors Service also on Monday downgraded NMC's corporate family rating to Caa1, from Ba2, citing a deepening of the governance shortfalls.
The tool's projected shortfalls are larger than the SSA's, in fact—because it takes into account how changes over time will affect the outcome.
Cheaper than fuel oil and cleaner-burning than coal, LNG suits emerging economies racing to bridge electricity shortfalls and support growth on tight budgets.
The memo asks Shanahan for his support in obtaining hundreds of millions in dollars in extra money for 2019 to help offset these shortfalls.
To cover mounting deficits, the city had relied on short-term financing — a practice originally intended to make up for normal, seasonal cash shortfalls.
According to the National Association of State Budget Officers, more states expect mid-year revenue shortfalls in 2017 than in any year since 2010.
Today, now faced with $1 trillion annual budget deficits, Washington will again be increasingly reliant on the "kindness of strangers" to finance those shortfalls.
Just over half of Viability Ratings (VRs), which measure banks' individual credit profiles, are investment-grade and risk appetite/asset quality the main shortfalls.
Yet if the costs of skimping on repairs can become tragically apparent, it is hard to spot maintenance shortfalls across the economy as a whole.
The review was based on banks' results as of the end of June, meaning banks may have already remedied their shortfalls in the intervening time.
Only two states reported shortfalls in fiscal year 2018, while 40 reported exceeding their forecast — the first time they've done that since fiscal year 2006.
Cramer attributed the rally to the shortfalls of the big Canadian oil shutdown caused by wildfires, and a pickup in gasoline consumption from driving more.
Rio Olympics It's been a hell of a run-up to the Summer Games in Rio: security concerns, financial shortfalls, political turmoil, torch troubles, Zika.
Britain's interior minister resigned earlier this year after an outcry about immigrants wrongly declared illegal decades after being invited to plug post-War labor shortfalls.
Prosecutors have said "at least hundreds of millions" of investor funds were misappropriated, either to disguise liquidity shortfalls or for the personal benefit of executives.
It was an early indication that he knows the replacement plan — the American Health Care Act — doesn't fix all the shortfalls of Obamacare, including cost.
This, despite the fact that those offices have faced chronic funding shortfalls in recent years, with some being virtually unable to cover their operation costs.
Albeit Dave's twist is to offer small payday loans with 0% interest to help its users cover any short term shortfalls in their monthly finances.
Insurers also received only a fraction of the money they expected from the risk corridors the government set up to help them cover their shortfalls.
Saudi Arabia said the deal allowed countries able to produce more, such as itself, to go ahead and do so, to make up for shortfalls.
A fourth source said BlackRock wanted to avoid potential future capital shortfalls in light of some guidelines set by the ECB in relation to Carige.
Trump's budget office has accelerated the downward slide of the process by using more gimmicks to make up for shortfalls in its budgets, Baer said.
The report predicted that production shortfalls would cause Asanko to run out of cash next year as it struggles to repay $165 million in debt.
But the industry in 2018 produced only around 20 billion, with advanced biofuels - made from things like corn fiber and algae - posting the biggest shortfalls.
Emergency measures to address these shortfalls include immediate but limited furloughs for government employees and teachers to save $35 million to $40 million a month.
Italian banks, struggling with capital shortfalls and high levels of problem loans after a prolonged recession, have become a focus of investor concern in Europe.
Botswana has accumulated substantial reserves which has provided it a significant cushion to deal with revenue shortfalls arising from the current decline in diamond exports.
Those shortfalls forced 19 states to enact mid-year budget cuts in fiscal year 2016 — more than any year outside of a recession since 1990.
Every legislative cycle, the BND transfers its profits to the state's general fund to cover budget shortfalls, making the effective interest rate closer to zero.
It remains the weakest performer so far this year on concerns over falling profitability levels and capital shortfalls in a low-growth, low-rates environment.
Many factors, including the city's geology, the changing climate, and shortfalls in urban planning, contribute to the devastation that rocks Dakar during the rainy season.
What will come next: Defense Secretary James Mattis has directed Waldhauser to complete in four months a review of shortfalls in training, procedures and planning.
The federal government can help by temporarily increasing the money it gives states to cover Medicaid, which would free them to plug other budget shortfalls.
Simply paying for tuition at existing traditional institutions won't solve our systemic shortfalls or make up for poor business model design endemic to higher education.
"This comes after persistent shortfalls over the past five years, which has clearly drawn down considerably on above-ground inventories," she said in a note.
Unlike the House's version, it contained Defense Department funding and, more notably, funding to address pay shortfalls and overtime costs for Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
As federal funding falls behind, states would be left to raise taxes to meet the shortfalls, cut their budgets elsewhere or provide less Medicaid coverage.
For instance, oil prices have been rising amid concerns the U.S. sanctions on Iran could cause some shortfalls in the second half of the year.
"All the potential shortfalls could outstrip the production increase agreed to by OPEC and Russia," said Dominick Chirichella, Director of Risk Management at EMI DTN.
The government suffered a cash crunch in September and October last year, caused by revenue shortfalls, which led to delays in payment of its suppliers.
Benjamin Cardin, the top Democrat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said that the Trump administration's staffing shortfalls leave him and others at a loss.
Australia's budget shortfalls are set to widen over the next four years, according to the government's Mid-Year Economic and Fiscal Outlook released on Monday.
The conservatorships worked thanks to the last minute addition of the famous "bazooka," allowing the Treasury to fund capital shortfalls of the government sponsored enterprises.
The fund is the common responsibility of all banks operating in Portugal, and receives state loans to cover any large shortfalls in the banking system.
"Normally a net exporter of grains, South Africa will now need to import substantial amounts of grain to compensate for domestic production shortfalls," Lindow said.
Bloomberg News reported Tuesday that several oil-dependent states are facing tax shortfalls after oil prices fell by a half over the past two years.
He said the government was also in talks to buy masks and other equipment for health workers to compensate for the shortfalls in the country.
"Continuous combat operations and deployments have produced shortfalls in operational readiness and challenged the Air Force's personnel, equipment, and infrastructure," the budget request overview states.
Lopez Obrador says his shutdown greatly reduced theft, but it sparked fears for the economy, as well as triggering shortfalls in central Mexico, including Hidalgo.
The resulting budget shortfalls, local officials point out, have caused taxes on families and small businesses to rise more in Wisconsin than in neighboring Minnesota.
Shortfalls in the annual budgets are offset by contributions from "dedicated and passionate donors," said Mr. Lasday, who is now the association's chief operating officer.
But for some Americans, simply cutting entertainment and dining budgets — if they even had them to begin with — will not solve all their financial shortfalls.
"Our continued pilot shortfalls are a factor we must consider and either scale programs of record accordingly or implement a sustainable, affordable solution," Berger said.
"The conventional wisdom says that these department stores are facing shortfalls across the board, yet Boss is talking about a robust holiday season," Cramer said.
In interviews, they voiced worries about the cost of the redeployment, inadequate training, staffing shortfalls upstate and a lack of coordination with city police agencies.
A key challenge highlighted in the fiscal plan is that a significant amount of emergency federal funding is needed to alleviate PREPA's immediate liquidity shortfalls.
The banking system has been hit by governments withdrawing deposits to cover budget shortfalls, while borrowing costs have risen as investors price regional debt higher.
"With regard to shortfalls in the adverse scenario, we will decide on a case-by-case basis," Daniele Nouy said at an event in Greece.
The price of oil, one of Canada's major exports, fell on fading concerns of supply shortfalls and conflicts in the Middle East after the Sept.
Stricken by postindustrial decline and the 2008 financial crisis, its municipalities turned to their police departments and courts to make up for shortfalls in revenue.
And we are urging wealthier nations to address humanitarian funding shortfalls so refugee parents don't have to choose between food and schooling for their children.
Tesla shares dropped 85033 percent as analysts raise flags about the company's ability to meet manufacturing goals and its billions of dollars in expected shortfalls.
Internal faculty emails provide a window into why Cincinnati Law — and schools like it — have made few changes even as they face serious revenue shortfalls.
Experience shows that when bad loans are curtailed, payday borrowers adopt better methods to address their family's budget shortfalls and find more responsible credit options.
This is one of the most troubling shortfalls of national datasets: we simply do not know who is most at risk and most significantly impacted.
Italy has asked for more time to sell non-performing loans in an attempt to obtain better prices and reduce capital shortfalls in ailing banks.
Plans for a state-backed fund that would buy up bad loans and plug capital shortfalls at banks should be ready by Monday, media reported.
With the projected shortfalls in primary care estimated to reach upwards of 30,000 doctors by 2025, these policies are bad for the health of America.
Tesla shares dropped 5.1 percent as analysts raise flags about the company's ability to meet manufacturing goals and its billions of dollars in expected shortfalls.
Furthermore, according to the Medicare Trustees, significant budget shortfalls have caused program solvency concerns, triggering Medicare coverage cuts that will go into effect in 2029.
Now he is making the same claim in the United States, leaving small theater companies scrambling and creating financial shortfalls for several tightly budgeted nonprofits.
But the federal government has largely avoided banning certain foods or setting guidelines — and it's not clear the Harvest box will adequately address these shortfalls.
States could immediately cut eligibility and benefits to avoid any shortfalls and they would be allowed to carry over unused funds to the next year.
The OBR scheme allows for the imposition of losses on depositors and senior debt holders to make up capital shortfalls if a deposit-taking institution fails.
Lawmakers could reduce some of those revenue shortfalls by removing any number of other tax loopholes, but Gardner isn't optimistic that those changes will be implemented.
Airbus also signalled lingering risk with its loss-making A400M military transport plane as it negotiates with European nations over recent delays and shortfalls in capability.
In 1976, Democratic candidate Jimmy Carter, aware of his shortfalls in foreign policy, asked Republican President Gerald Ford if he could be briefed before the convention.
The shortfalls will only hit in "extreme" years when both drought and lengthy heatwaves punish barley-growing parts of the world, according to the scientists' models.
Advance Auto pointed to "availability (of auto parts), service shortfalls.....and lower demand due to unfavorable weather during the quarter" for the same-store sales miss.
Moreover, in order to address shortfalls, the German army is implementing a system of deep integration with the Netherlands and now fields three German-Dutch divisions.
Saudi Arabia said the deal allowed countries able to produce more, such as itself, to go ahead and do so, to make up for shortfalls elsewhere.
However, by closing off pipelines and refineries while it tracked the thefts, the government has triggered shortfalls and long lines at gas stations in several states.
It has now returned to its level from before the crisis and is in line with the shortfalls in many other rich economies around the world.
GE Capital (GEC), the financing arm that was rapidly expanded by Mr Welch, this year took a $6.2bn charge to cover shortfalls in its reinsurance business.
A spike in Italy's bond yields has put the country's banks under renewed pressure, raising the spectre of capital shortfalls just as challenging refinancing deadlines near.
In the absence of such mitigants, the cost of plugging disaster-related budgetary shortfalls can be punitive, as several recent cases highlighted in this report illustrate.
Bank borrowing hit the highest levels since mid-2013, with CBB suggesting that firms could be taking more loans to fund shortfalls as cash flow deteriorates.
By closing off pipelines and refineries while it traced leakages, the government has triggered shortfalls and long lines at gas stations in at least six states.
According to the Justice Department, the shortfalls led to substantial losses for taxpayers when the FHA was forced to pay insurance claims as defective loans soured.
Revenue collections now stand at $3.49 billion, nearly reaching year-to-date estimates and hitting 4.4 percent above fiscal 2017 levels, which started with deep shortfalls.
Brussels concluded that banks often did not comply with anti-money laundering requirements, while watchdogs in member states failed to prevent and effectively address the shortfalls.
The Saudi Energy Ministry said on Thursday that the kingdom together with other producers would ensure the availability of adequate supplies to offset any potential shortfalls.
In other words, budget shortfalls should be 2176% or less of the total market value of all goods and services produced in the respective member countries.
The massive data leak that tied politicians, celebrities and other well-known people to possible financial crimes cast the spotlight on the shortfalls in current regulation.
Chief Executive Tom Enders told reporters last week that he was confident of reaching a "reasonable deal" with buyer nations over delivery penalties and capability shortfalls.
Before taking on the job, it combed through the books of 130 of the euro zone's most important banks and found only modest shortfalls in capital.
But across the country, legislators finalizing state budget plans ahead of the beginning of the next fiscal year in July are already grappling with projected shortfalls.
Rather, reliance upon such a change in policy as a budget offset for permanent tax reforms would result in potentially massive revenue shortfalls in the future.
That leaves government on the hook for capital shortfalls, a phenomenon reminiscent of the bailouts seen in the West after the global financial crisis of 2008.
It also took the rare step of dipping into its strategic petroleum reserves in order to deal with the fuel shortfalls and keep the economy stable.
Yet the current administration has repeatedly proposed cuts to these programs and prospects for true U.S. leadership in this area have dimmed as agencies face shortfalls.
If Congress truly wants to help patients avoid exorbitant health care costs, it must focus on addressing reimbursement shortfalls by both government-funded and private insurers.
The request should address "urgent warfighting readiness shortfalls" and new requirements created by accelerating the campaign against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, Mattis wrote.
One of the primary reasons refugees are flooding into Europe is the deplorable conditions in the countries of first asylum, aggravated by shortfalls in international aid.
Continuing this pattern of ad hoc funding represents trillions of dollars in unfunded liabilities over the next 75 years, on par with looming Social Security shortfalls.
This drop in eastern output could lead to nation-wide gas shortages that may eventually trigger electricity supply shortfalls between 2019 and 2021, the watchdog continued.
Budget shortfalls have hampered the authorities as they try to combat violence between drug traffickers and the police that terrorizes many of the city's poorest residents.
Excessive risk taking and last year's shifting of government funds from the banks into the central bank were partly responsible for the liquidity shortfalls, Martins said.
The LMI providers continue to pay a significant portion of submitted claims and the sponsors continue to cover shortfalls due to breaches of representations and warranties.
It called for additional efforts to address revenue shortfalls and full enforcement of expenditure control measures to contain spending and prevent the recurrence of domestic arrears.
"Even though the market is still generally in surplus, we've seen some companies with shortfalls of 500,000 permits this year," said a broker trading in Guangdong.
He cited the state's attempt to broaden Medicaid in 2002, which he said resulted in massive budget shortfalls and did not reduce the number of uninsured.
And yet, among the states with funding shortfalls, only Arizona, Maine and Oklahoma had major initiatives on their ballots on Tuesday to raise revenue for education.
Another issue still under negotiation is the Democrats' call for a "State Stabilization Fund," which would assist state governments with looming revenue shortfalls during the pandemic.
But there are still questions about the government's capacity to make up for the shortfalls when the worst of the pandemic hits in the coming weeks.
In turn, the public has lost faith in an agency that now faces crippling tax shortfalls — more than $6 billion in the past two years alone.
And it further exposes the shortfalls of President Donald Trump's corporate tax overhaul, which sparked a flurry of buybacks but not the promised business investment boom.
Other nations moved to fill the void, but the agency, known as the United Nations Relief and Works Agency or UNRWA, remains vulnerable to cash shortfalls.
But it warned that projected budget shortfalls, overtaxed military forces around the globe and other risks were imperiling the plan, just as it was taking effect.
It would result in substantial funding shortfalls for several large states nearly immediately, and leave nearly every state in a funding crunch over the long term.
The deaths of two children in Border Patrol custody point to shortfalls in health care provided to migrants, who sometimes arrive with serious illness and injury.
Fresenius claimed that Akorn made misrepresentations when it claimed to be in compliance with Food and Drug Administration regulations and making progress in fixing manufacturing shortfalls.
One reason why: It could impair funding to Medicare and Social Security, which rely on payroll taxes for funding and are already facing looming funding shortfalls.
Dr. Myhrvold said NASA and Congress should put planning for the proposed Neocam spacecraft on hold, because it could suffer from the same shortfalls as Neowise.
CDC's Redfield on Thursday told a congressional panel his agency is working to address shortfalls in coronavirus testing, and was shipping new tests out to states.
And with supply chains disrupted by the outbreak and companies including Apple and Microsoft warning of revenue shortfalls, there's growing concern of an impending economic downturn.
Charlotte School of Law officials have said previously that they were required to keep confidential the accreditation shortfalls identified by the bar association early last year.
He predicted that water utilities statewide will be raising rates in the next few years to make up for the revenue shortfalls caused by the drought.
The government will issue more bonds to fund part of the package and make up for shortfalls in tax revenues, the paper said without citing sources.
The answer to that question gets to deep shortfalls that former employees, suppliers and others who watch the company say may have contributed to the incident.
The department has spent nearly $30 million since August 2018 to make up for shortfalls in funding at the Rosewood facilities and to pay for repairs.
Although news publishers could use Google's money to make up for their revenue shortfalls, Bell said the company's cash must come along with the appropriate infrastructure.
Bank of Italy Governor Ignazio Visco has repeatedly urged them to press ahead with the reform and draw up capital plans to fill any potential shortfalls.
According to research by Peter Lindsey and colleagues in the Wildlife Conservation Network, roughly 21 percent of protected areas within lion range face severe budget shortfalls.
As my colleague Andy Critchlow estimates, Riyadh may need to sell half a trillion dollars of assets to cover budget shortfalls if oil hits $20 a barrel.
But what she learned was even more distressing: Every time she overdrew her checking account, Citigroup was lending her money at 18.25 percent to cover the shortfalls.
Staffing shortfalls for certain specialists could reach between 37,400 and 60,85.53 physicians over the same period, according to a study by the Association of American Medical Colleges.
Some mayors in Rio de Janeiro state even announced plans to help make up for unpaid police salaries by using city finances to cover the state's shortfalls.
"A shortfall in payments by these firms can cascade into the network of broker-dealers, causing some of them to suffer payment shortfalls," said the report authors.
The three islands were added to the list in March because the EU found shortfalls in their tax rules that could favour tax evasion in other states.
For states that are top energy producers, the crash in oil prices has brought a major economic hangover, a loss of tax revenues and big budget shortfalls.
Other critics note that semi-private air traffic groups in countries like Canada and the UK have needed taxpayer-funded bailouts to make up for budget shortfalls.
Meanwhile, my generation has seen college tuition skyrocket -- in some cases double -- and higher education investment plummet to account for state budget shortfalls during the Great Recession.
The three islands were added to the list in March because the EU found shortfalls in their tax rules that could favor tax evasion in other states.
Fitch has given credit to the servicer's ability to adjust cover asset mortgage rates to avoid interest-rate shortfalls in the programme, which could occur over time.
VRs RosCap and GB The downgrade of RosCap's and GB's VRs to 'f' reflects Fitch's view that the banks have failed, as reflected by material capital shortfalls.
China's securities watchdog has urged large non-bank financial institutions to lend in the interbank market to smaller non-bank firms to help ease any cash shortfalls.
"Aluminium taken off LME warrant in Malaysia to meet contractual obligations, to cover potential shortfalls in commitments is starting to be re-warranted," an industry source said.
Therefore, higher ticket sales do not necessarily lead to increased state spending on those programs, nor do shortfalls in sales always result in lower spending on them.
Alan Kay, Xerox PARC alum, and father of mobile computingNot nearly enough for what it needs to be, and very dangerous because of its mostly invisible shortfalls.
The other side: The report isn't unprofitable despite the business hit as it has managed to cut back other expenses to make up for the revenue shortfalls.
There are rate hikes coming this year, which means the earnings of international industrials are headed for earnings shortfalls if there is no pickup in global demand.
Humanitarian needs were expected to increase dramatically in the coming hours, swamping the resources of foreign aid groups and the government as they struggle with funding shortfalls.
Mrs Clinton's best hope of winning Florida is to compensate for these shortfalls, and counter Mr Trump's more fired-up supporters, with a brilliant voter-turnout operation.
House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi said the agreement would increase funding for Puerto Rico's Medicaid healthcare program for the poor, which is facing shortfalls later this year.
Opposition politicians and influential media commentators said they feared Canada would face a long string of shortfalls of the kind it has not seen in two decades.
Carbonneau said overall, the hedge fund clone peers have good track records and the recent performance shortfalls do show how varied the approaches are in this niche.
An ongoing recession and budget shortfalls mean security forces lack funding, including in Rio, where some precincts are so strapped that neighbors donate office and cleaning supplies.
Nationwide Building Society is also a future candidate, having indicated it could issue SNP to make up shortfalls of loss absorbing debt if the regulator allows it.
Greece first proposed the VAT lottery system to the country's European Union and the International Monetary Fund lenders in 2014, hoping it would help prevent budget shortfalls.
Kansas plunged into a full-fledged crisis, and by 2016 was staring at a budget shortfall of $350 million, with projected shortfalls approaching $1 billion by 2019.
That would need to be a slow process, though, because as important as space is, the military first needs to address its conventional readiness shortfalls, said Venable.
At around 7% of GDP, this deficit is not just a peacetime record, it is bigger than the shortfalls seen in World War One (but not WWII).
Sen. Mitt Romney, R-Utah, is taking the lead on a new proposal aimed at fixing funding shortfalls for Social Security, Medicare and the nation's crumbling highways.
On the debit side, Russia's Reserve Fund ceased operations at the start of 2018 after Russia's finance ministry fully spent the fund's capital to cover budget shortfalls.
"Aluminum taken off LME warrant in Malaysia to meet contractual obligations, to cover potential shortfalls in commitments is starting to be re-warranted," an industry source said.
The state-backed vehicle would likely buy bad loans and plug capital shortfalls at weak banks in Italy, five sources familiar with the matter said on Sunday.
Lawmakers have long wrestled with how to fix the troubled Metro system, which has suffered from high-profile safety issues and major financial shortfalls in recent years.
Jefferies said PageGroup's fourth-quarter net fees were 4 percent ahead of consensus as robust EMEA momentum more than offset slight shortfalls in the UK and Asia.
When House Speaker Paul Ryan banged his gavel down on a $1.5 trillion tax cut, the prospect of looming revenue shortfalls didn't temper his joy a bit.
Assuming many capable American technicians are lured to Afghanistan by high pay, our U.S.-based C-130 and MD-530 fleets may suffer safety and operational shortfalls.
Industry analysts said the decision to ramp up spending on sales representatives made sense, even with the downgrade to 2016 profit, but it suggested past planning shortfalls.
The big picture: This is a massive increase from the original number, which was underreported because of data shortfalls, destruction of the island's infrastructure and government inaction.
The British company, whose kits power major events and cover electricity shortfalls, said the Argentinian government had extended its fixed site contract of 174 megawatts until Dec.
President Trump has invoked the Defense Production Act but has not yet used it to order US manufacturers to make more medical supplies to address these shortfalls.
He said natural disasters that led to the closing of several recruiting stations, including in the reliably rich recruiting ground of Puerto Rico, also contributed to shortfalls.
That is, in part, the result of regulators finding shortfalls in M&T's anti-money-laundering procedures and other areas after it bid for Hudson City Bancorp.
Those shortfalls help explain why the Legal Services Corporation, which received more than $453 million in 1981, received only $385 million in 2017 (both in 2017 dollars).
To compensate for the states' sudden budgetary shortfalls, Americans will just end up paying more for line-items such as roads, public schools and other state programs.
Economists attribute the shortfalls to a mix of slower sales tax revenues and ill-advised tax cuts in some states combined with a hangover from the recession.
"Because of asset shortfalls, we're unable to get after 74 percent of suspected maritime drug smuggling," Kelly said at a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing in 2014.
United Nations aid groups are facing severe budget shortfalls as they struggle to help Nigeria and address the threat of famine in Yemen, Somalia and South Sudan.
Developments in analytics, cloud, mobile and security technologies are all being considered as a way to offset revenue shortfalls in the company's legacy products, according to Moskowitz.
But a 1965 New York law pawned off that responsibility on the 62 county governments, where local budget shortfalls and mismanagement have led to predictably disastrous results.
Curtis Scaparrotti said earlier this month, warning that his command faced shortfalls with regard to land and naval forces as well as intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance assets.
But some critics of Medicaid, notably political conservatives, question how funds flow into school districts and whether educators have wrongly plumbed the program to cover budget shortfalls.
Naturally such a report will have the usual caveats that every plan for developing new space hardware has since technical glitches and funding shortfalls can delay milestones.
U.N. figures show more women and newborns survive now than ever before but nations committed to ending maternal deaths face funding shortfalls, according to women's rights groups.
U.N. figures show more women and newborns survive now than ever before but nations committed to ending maternal deaths face funding shortfalls, according to women's rights groups.
He made a series of requests, including asking for a town hall as soon as possible, and a plan to address shortfalls in transparency at the university.
But every attempt had ultimately failed to solve the WHO's most vexing — and decades-old — challenges, like the agency's problematic financing structure and related chronic funding shortfalls.
Its intricate supply chain has faltered in the past, leading to shortfalls of its current luxury offerings, the Model S sedan and Model X sport utility vehicle.
More important, they said, the commission needed to become more accepting of change and more aggressive in righting shortfalls like an absence of affordable hotels near the coastline.
Luminar addresses those shortfalls by using a 1550 nanometer wavelength that provides 50 times greater resolution and 10 times the range of the best rival Lidars, Russell said.
"This shift will likely create unexpected product shortfalls in markets previously serviced by suppliers ... that will ultimately result in higher global protein prices," report author Christine McCracken wrote.
Widespread deployment of commercial OGS technology across the country could not only address the harmful energy-access shortfalls but also provide a catalyst for job growth and investment.
So this is just a way that is sort of sharpens and uh the problem and shows you know where we have shortfalls and how we handle things.
EU-based banks will also have to explain if any bonds they have issued under UK law remain valid after Brexit for plugging capital shortfalls in a crisis.
"Before Norges Bank cuts the policy rate any further, we would likely need to see much larger shortfalls in inflation and the real economy than previously," Handelsbanken added.
Based on the new analysis, South Florida's enormous flood control system also seems to have increased the risk that Miami will face drinking water shortfalls in the future.
All this is just to say that SpaceX's financials and operations are too complicated to write off major layoffs as simply due to revenue shortfalls or overzealous hiring.
NASA is now playing a waiting game as the two companies work to get their crew launch systems up and running after years of delays and budget shortfalls.
In December, Reuters reported that plans to build another privately-financed power station were delayed because of concerns about persistent shortfalls in payments for electricity across the sector.
But many states don't have the money to make up any shortfalls, so in such cases they would likely either curtail benefits, reduce eligibility or cut provider payments.
EU-based lenders will also have to explain if any bonds they have issued under UK law remain valid after Brexit for plugging capital shortfalls in a crisis.
Credit Agricole pledged on Wednesday to boost cost savings and synergies by 2019 in a bid to offset earnings shortfalls resulting from the restructuring of complex shareholding ties.
In the food space, Cramer heard from two companies — Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen and Jack in the Box — that said value offerings from competition as a reason for shortfalls.
Burrill allegedly used the money to cover cash shortfalls in his other businesses, and support a "lavish lifestyle" including family vacations, gifts and other expenses, the SEC said.
President Cyril Ramaphosa is banking on an efficient tax agency to help boost government coffers, as large tax hikes in recent years have failed to arrest income shortfalls.
J.P. Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon has voiced concern about the declining labor force participation rate and the shortfalls of the educational system in preparing people for emerging roles.
Canaccord Genuity analyst Rahul Paul, in a note maintaining his C$5 stock target, said he does not foresee any operational challenges that could cause material funding shortfalls.
And so those who can't shrug off small personal or professional lapses—or at least separate these shortfalls from how they regard themselves—are bound to feel low.
A law that says a $1 tax on all NFL tickets goes toward the NIH could be rewritten in tough times to fund other government priorities or shortfalls.
N, on Wednesday said that it had set aside 2101 cents per share in the fourth quarter to cover anticipated shortfalls in its 267 individual health plan business.
But it is past time for Congress to begin bite-sized reform of military recruiting and retention, or risk aggravating critical shortfalls like fighter pilots and cyber warriors.
But some lawmakers are wary about the costs and question whether a separate branch of the military is the right way to handle the Pentagon's shortfalls in space.
South Africa's scope to invest in infrastructure has been curbed by weak public finances due to sluggish economic growth, revenue shortfalls and costly bailouts of state-owned companies.
Even if President Trump were able to cut the entire non-defense discretionary budget, he would still be dealing with major shortfalls before any other initiatives are considered.
Shortfalls in ticket sales and sponsorships forced cuts in the number of workers, transportation options and sports venues, but not the number of events (live streaming on TeamUSA.org).
These include expanding the taxable property base and freeing up municipal debt borrowing capacity to cover operating budget shortfalls and contingent obligations such as outsized government employee pensions.
The report said there were shortfalls among all three in checking the origins of wealth of individuals who purchased their citizenship and allowing them to be easily identified.
Committed supply-siders, for example, will argue that long-term growth will more than make up for any shortfalls, but most Republicans don't truly fit into that bucket.
Facing the resulting budget shortfalls, they would rather print and borrow money to cover up their recklessness than even converse about reforming federal programs or cutting federal spending.
Net excess spread is expected to be adequate and stable for the remaining life of the transactions and sufficient to cover principal shortfalls from LMI reductions or denials.
This is mainly due to shortfalls in natural language processing and the trial-and-error process of developers actually figuring out how users are going to use bots.
Airbus spokesman Kieran Daly declined to comment on any penalties or shortfalls and said the company remained in "lengthy and complex" discussions about its contracts with participating countries.
Others have reported shortfalls as well, and ProPublica has been hearing from health care professionals across the country who say their own institutions are running short of supplies.
But Brussels is considering giving Italy six months to address the most urgent shortfalls, according to minutes of the Commission's June 5 meeting that were published on Friday.
Some parts of the country have started to report shortfalls in tuberculosis medications in recent months, including in Bolívar, one of the states hardest hit by the illness.
Several pharmaceutical and medical device companies said that their factories were coming back on line with the assistance of generators and that they did not anticipate supply shortfalls.
Those options are likely to cover any shortfalls for Mexico now that Brent is well below that level, ending Tuesday's session at $37.22 a barrel, market sources said.
Those options are likely to cover any shortfalls for Mexico now that Brent is well below that level, ending Tuesday's session at $37.22 a barrel, market sources said.
And compounding pharmacies, which can quickly manufacture drugs in capsules and typically step in when shortfalls of manufactured tablets hit, have noticed a run on chloroquine as well.
It is the latest example of weather leading to poor harvests in one part of the world, and resulting in shortfalls and price rises at supermarkets far away.
In a few months, we may need to invoke the DPA to meet more traditional defense production shortfalls unless action is taken to support industry through this crisis.
In the span of just a few weeks, Apple and Microsoft went from regaling their shareholders with rosy business forecasts to warning them of virus-related sales shortfalls.
When Apple started rolling out these changes over the past two years, developers told CNBC that Apple's development environment had shortfalls, including the inability to easily fix bugs.
Closed factories and offices reduce output, restaurants and cinemas suffer revenue shortfalls, corporate debt weighs heavier, while small businesses may fail if the owner falls sick or dies.
States have been criticized for redirecting some of the money toward budget shortfalls and other uses unrelated to preventing smoking or treating those who suffered from related illnesses.
The energy sector finished the session a tick higher, as oil prices rose on fears of longer-than-expected supply shortfalls following attacks on key Saudi oil facilities.
The demonstration was specifically designed to address financing shortfalls by paying clinics a Medicaid rate that covers the costs of expanding their service lines and serving new consumers.
But years of low UK interest rates and a flight to safe-haven investments after Britain's June vote to exit the European Union have depressed yields, leaving shortfalls.
With a shortage of nurses and doctors in the National Health Service, among other labor shortfalls, there is a growing realization that Britain is dependent on foreign workers.
The size of the direct payments to farmers as a result of trade shortfalls would be unprecedented, said Scott Irwin, an agricultural economist at the University of Illinois.
The ACA law says insurers are due the full amount, but the courts say any shortfalls must be appropriated by Congress, rather than just taken from other funds.
If resource shortfalls occur, ERCOT said it expects to import additional power, if available, and issue energy emergency alerts that ask consumers to voluntarily reduce their electricity use.
But research released this month suggests that the stagnant number, rather than a sign of success, is a result of shortfalls in hiring minority coaches in the assistant ranks.
He also announced plans to sell a fleet of bullet-proof vehicles to help Treasury shortfalls, a bold move in a country where Islamist militants still pose a threat.
Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport said it shut down one of its security checkpoints on Sunday because of staffing shortfalls in the partial government shutdown, airport staff told travelers.
This means that renewed shortfalls in revenues, for example as a result of lower than expected GDP growth, are less likely to be compensated by expenditure and revenue measures.
Insurers have been left to deal with huge shortfalls (more than $400 million in the case of just our organization), leading to the demise or departure of many insurers.
Respondents also faulted the government for recent staffing shortfalls in the Fusion Cell that left it with less participation from senior officials from certain agencies, diminishing the group's clout.
U.S. wheat futures markets <0#W:> <0#KW:> <0#1MWE:> surged by 5 to 6 percent Wednesday on concerns about crop shortfalls in key production areas around the world.
CIRES said in a statement on its website that a combination of storm damage, a lack of maintenance and funding shortfalls threatened its ability to alert people to quakes.
The report undercut Trump's claims that Amazon deliveries are a massive drain on the Postal Service, instead finding increased package volume hadn't made up for other shortfalls in revenue.
While that might seem like an intimidating hurdle to clear year after year, leaping at chances to accelerate savings during "easy" years can balance out shortfalls during harder ones.
He recently authored a paper with colleagues from Texas State University, Vanderbilt University, and the University of Kansas, on the shortfalls of RPM as a method of facilitating communication.
There are multiple other posts that take a similarly combative stance toward Gazillion and its communications shortfalls, as well as a whole separate uproar on the Marvel Heroes subreddit.
However, notwithstanding the talk about potential consolidation, the need to address the PSB's asset quality and potential capital shortfalls are the more immediate issues that need to be addressed.
Saudi Arabia and Russia have discussed raising OPEC and non-OPEC oil production by 1 million barrels per day (bpd) to counter potential supply shortfalls from Venezuela and Iran.
"[D]ramatic technological and social changes" in America's economy, he wrote, along with "startling" state budget shortfalls, cast the Quill-mandated sales-tax regime in a less appealing light.
A CMS spokesman didn't respond when asked how much money CMS has to give out, but said it wouldn't be enough to cover all states' shortfalls for fiscal 2018.
These shortfalls have resulted in fewer teachers, more students per classroom, longer waits for first responders, and shorter operating hours for libraries, among many other cuts in community services.
Whether Macri can succeed in his plans is of course uncertain — there is meaningful risk that inflation, budget shortfalls and limited financing options will delay or diminish his reforms.
On that metric, Soc Gen, Deutsche Bank and BNP show the biggest shortfalls, at 5.4 billion euros, 3.4 billion euros and 2.5 billion euros respectively, according to Reuters calculations.
She did not acknowledge the fate of risk corridors, a key program that is now at the center of lawsuits by a half-dozen insurers because of financial shortfalls.
Ms. Rousseff is accused of using money from national banks to paper over budget shortfalls, a tactic other Brazilian leaders have employed in the past without drawing much scrutiny.
Poor monsoons are not unusual, but the back-to-back shortfalls, linked to the El Niño effect, which India has experienced in the past two years are very rare.
Roughly 1,85033 of these plans, covering 1.3 million workers, face more than $36 billion in shortfalls and are likely to start going bankrupt in as little as five years.
The problem is that a continuing resolution puts the funding in the wrong appropriations accounts, creating unusable surpluses in some, and billions of dollars of unworkable shortfalls in others.
Recruiting shortfalls Exactly how many foreign recruits have been rejected or discharged is unclear, but a number of them have filed lawsuits around the country to contest the decision.
Krill said the market was caught by surprise by the magnitude of the missteps and secular challenges at GE's power business, as well as the systemic cash flow shortfalls.
They range from charges that it broke antitrust rules — including a third round announced on Thursday — to investigations into allegations of tax shortfalls amounting to more than $1 billion.
Trump has described allies as failing to pay their dues and owing back payments to NATO, when in reality the shortfalls come in the nations' own annual defense spending.
But it has suffered from power supply problems and — like other operators in the North African OPEC member — funding shortfalls for its operating budget and a lack of investment.
Congress should pass a long-term, robust and sustainable funding mechanism that addresses Highway Trust Fund shortfalls, and allows for much-needed increases in highways and mass-transportation investments.
Shortfalls prompted the city to infuse an additional $500 million into Health & Hospitals, formerly known as the Health and Hospitals Corporation, which has a budget of roughly $7 billion.
Paul Pillar, who was the National Intelligence Officer for the Middle East in 2000-2005 agreed there were shortfalls in the intelligence on Iraqi weapons of mass destruction capabilities.
It's true in the United States and around the world, where a World Economic Forum report finds that 75 percent of retirement saving shortfalls are due to government underfunding.
Suddenly, here was a rich benefactor that would pay for a dream district, overcoming budget shortfalls and bureaucratic reticence, and in the process make the city a global showcase.
They have charged the block grant structure would put more of a burden on the states because they would have to make up for the shortfalls in federal dollars.
Shortfalls in U.S. freight capacities made the situation worse, resulting in disruptions across Henkel's supply chain, including production planning, order processing, production, storage and transport to customers, he added.
Physician and ambulance groups contend they need to bill commercial insurance more to make up for shortfalls in Medicare and Medicaid, but that cost-shifting theory often falls flat.
Instead, he believes Swit benefits from "last mover advantage," solving the shortfalls of other workplace messaging, collaboration and productivity apps by integrating many of their functions into one hub.
All this while federal, state, and local governments spend a combined estimated $2202 billion a year on the drug war while facing budget shortfalls at every level of government.
For its part, the national geophysics agency, which has been criticized for having allowed part of its tsunami warning system to go dormant, is struggling with chronic budget shortfalls.
Rainy-day funds played a huge role for states in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, when many saw their funds depleted as they dealt with unexpected shortfalls.
A lower price of oil reducing the cash flows associated with current production and increasing the risk of liquidity shortfalls in which firms are unable to meet interest payments.
Cities like Detroit, Memphis, and Louisville look potentially at high risk of critical care shortfalls by that measure, according to the preliminary ICU analysis from Harvard and Johns Hopkins.
Hospital cost shifting — the idea that shortfalls from Medicare or Medicaid cause hospitals to charge higher prices to private insurers — can also seem commonplace from studies without rigorous designs.
The major subways in the Northeast — in New York, Washington and Boston — are grappling with old equipment and funding shortfalls, with Washington experiencing a near meltdown over safety problems.
For example, North Carolina is projecting budget shortfalls topping $1 billion starting in fiscal 2020 as income tax cuts are phased in, according to a July five-year forecast.
"In the light of these shortfalls, the EBA encourages European resolution groups to take advantage of the current positive market conditions to issue and build up resources," EBA said.
States could make up those shortfalls by administering the program more efficiently (as conservatives claim they can do) or by reducing benefits and enrollment (as advocates fear they will).
The patch job will allow the fund to cover the spending it has already approved for the next two years, but it will once again face shortfalls in 2021.
In Louisiana and Oklahoma, legislators also face budget deficits for the next fiscal year, having attempted to fill past shortfalls with temporary tax increases and one-time fixes, respectively.
The orchestra said that the donation had substantially reduced its projected shortfalls in the coming seasons, but that it still needed to increase fund-raising and draw more audiences.
Wisconsin's history of budget shortfalls and pattern of borrowing frequently to cover operating expenses, among other measures, made it poorly positioned to weather the most recent severe economic downturn.
Oil ministers at the weekend's summit in Algiers stressed the strength of their supply in order to convey their ability to stabilize the markets in the face of shortfalls.
The nation's public pension system is facing a $2628 trillion funding hole that may force cities and states to either cut spending or raise taxes to cover future shortfalls.
Sources close to the matter said Italy is considering setting up a state-backed fund that would help troubled lenders by buying up bad loans and plug capital shortfalls.
By limiting state and local tax deductions at the same time, Republicans would make it harder for states and cities to raise taxes to make up for those shortfalls.
If our employers were all hit with big staffing shortfalls at the same time, even if that lasted only a month or so, the economic consequences could quickly grow.
Below are some of the more extreme shortfalls of the recently released "cultural plan": This is difficult to say, but these are points we must partially let go of.
Still, the 65-year-old's efforts to run a tight budget have caused shortfalls in public services and helped prompt the first major resignation from his government last month.
In the particular case of asteroid mining, business leaders are selling a future in which materials plucked from space rocks make up for Earth's shortfalls and support a thriving civilization.
If shortfalls persist, an eight-stage load-shedding plan devised by Elia could see daily power cuts in rural areas, Danielle Devogelaer of the Federal Planning Bureau told the hearing.
"We should exercise caution by further examining and understanding the possible causes of the revenue shortfalls, as a one-month snapshot is not indicative of an economic trend," she said.
Countries with the most expensive beer today, such as Australia and Japan, might not see the biggest price increases, since they might import barley from Asia to make up shortfalls.
Having an emergency savings fund can be an important way to take control of your finances and avoid racking up debt for unexpected shortfalls such as car or home repairs.
In that case, the broader sector was pushed down by severe shortfalls from Tableau Software, which was bought by Salesforce in June, and LinkedIn, which has been acquired by Microsoft.
These costs are already rising because green energy is difficult to integrate due to its intermittent nature, causing high "re-dispatch" spending on handling shortfalls and drawing on reserve plants.
The National Wealth Fund was originally intended to cover future pension needs but is also seen as an emergency reserve that could be used to meet budget shortfalls if needed.
That shut off opportunities for U.S. exporters hoping to make sales to cover shortfalls in South Korea, said Keithly Jones, a senior economist for the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA).
While this system had some attractive donation-matching benefits, it had serious shortfalls, such as a $22019 million spending cap in the general election for candidates who took public funds.
Low government bond yields also make it harder for Canadian pension funds to meet their long-term obligations to the country's aging population, raising concerns some plans could experience shortfalls.
With less earning power ahead of you and your options to deal with savings shortfalls narrowing, you may have to make painful spending cuts or reduce your expectations for retirement.
Daily shortfalls in piped gas deliveries from central Asia meant CNOOC and CNPC had to purchase 2-3 million tonnes of LNG equivalent supply via LNG spot markets, Hongtao said.
The Belgian-born politician stressed that Australia's government would strive to maintain its triple-A credit rating in spite of concerns from the rating agencies regarding the country's budget shortfalls.
Cocoa processors in the world's No.3 producer of the chocolate ingredient have in recent years relied on imports of beans from West Africa to meet shortfalls in domestic output.
The J.P. Morgan chairman and CEO has frequently voiced concern about the declining labor force participation rate and the shortfalls of the educational system in preparing people for emerging roles.
Egypt has held stop-start negotiations with the IMF since 2011, but financial support has never materialised largely due to a combination of political constraints and shortfalls regarding fiscal reforms.
Susana Martinez and state legislators had to trim spending and dip into reserves in order to balance the state budget, and state forecasters are warning of more shortfalls next year.
But some of the pharmaceutical companies — mostly based in Europe — that produce those drugs have refused to sell their products to states for use in executions, leading to nationwide shortfalls.
Poor health ahead of and into retirement could mean you'll face higher health-care costs in retirement, or face income shortfalls if health issues force you out of the workforce.
States with budget shortfalls are trying to cut spending and increase revenues, but they are moving cautiously in an attempt not to make a mistake like Kansas did in 2012.
Dudley, a close ally of Fed Chair Janet Yellen, did not mention monetary policy on Tuesday but stressed that Puerto Rico must address shortfalls in education and in workers' skills.
"The appropriations request seeks to address critical budget shortfalls in personnel, training, maintenance, equipment, munitions, modernization, and infrastructure investment," budget Director Mick Mulvaney wrote in an outline sent to Congress.
Ms. Rousseff, an operative in a guerrilla group in her youth, is accused of using money from public banks to cover deficits, masking budget shortfalls in Brazil's giant federal bureaucracy.
The reasons are not hard to find as the market has digested the surplus left over from last year and starts to focus on the possibility of shortfalls next year.
All eyes are on an upcoming report from a Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) task force established under the Obama administration that will detail the industry's cybersecurity shortfalls.
"ECB Banking Supervision, in its assessment that PNB Banka was failing or likely to fail due to significant capital shortfalls, acted in strict accordance with the rules," said a spokeswoman.
Started in 2012 to counter sanctions on Iranian oil, Japan's sovereign insurance scheme covers any shortfalls from Protection & Indemnity (P&I) insurance for ships carrying crude from Iran to Japan.
Comerica said Bombardier had guaranteed minimum residual values after the leases ran out in 2015, and would make up shortfalls if it found no buyers or received only low bids.
"I think the market may have overreacted in the first half when these companies reported a wave of shortfalls and everyone was freaking out about 'Death Star' Amazon," Cramer said.
The challenge of cramped cell blocks and routine gatherings Despite recent staffing shortfalls, the Bureau of Prisons remains one of the largest federal law enforcement agencies, with some 36,000 workers.
Many states already impose interest-rate restrictions, and consumers have found other ways to address financial shortfalls, says Diane Standaert, director of state policy at the Center for Responsible Lending.
The auction house, explaining a 26 percent decline in net income in the second financial quarter, said its margins had been "negatively impacted" by "auction guarantee shortfalls" on two paintings.
The good news is that we could relieve both revenue shortfalls and household budget distress — and provide more legal aid to the poor — without causing painful dislocations for the rich.
That changed eight years ago when Sam Brownback became governor and commandeered a hard-right shift in the state's policies, including sweeping tax cuts that led to painful revenue shortfalls.
Several GOP senators introduced legislation last month to waive certain Border Patrol polygraph requirements for those with law enforcement or military experience out of an effort to address hiring shortfalls.
But many accused officials of having failed to ensure that enough medical workers were properly trained, while medical workers reported shortfalls of critical protective gear such as masks and goggles.
LONDON (Reuters) - This year's European Union bank stress tests should not automatically trigger cuts to dividends and bonuses if they reveal capital shortfalls, the bloc's banking watchdog said on Friday.
The party's election campaign stunts have included lighting 5,000 candles outside the government building to symbolize deaths that OLANO says were caused by shortfalls in healthcare funding due to corruption.
"The appropriations request seeks to address critical budget shortfalls in personnel, training, maintenance, equipment, munitions, modernization, and infrastructure investment," budget director Mick Mulvaney wrote in an outline sent to Congress.
In the immediate future, it is important that lawmakers promptly work with the CDC to further increase funding to adequately address our local, state, national and global health-security shortfalls.
At the same time, the program drives up consumer prices by restricting needed sugar imports even as it restricts domestic production at home, leaving the U.S. market with constant shortfalls.
Saudi Arabia said the deal allowed countries able to produce more to meet the group's overall conformity level, meaning some members, such as itself, could make up for shortfalls elsewhere.
According to consultants Metals Focus, higher car industry demand should leave the palladium market with a deficit of 574,000 ounces in 2019, the eighth year of shortfalls in a row.
Funding shortfalls ahead By 2628, the price of maintaining and updating the country's infrastructure will total $28500 trillion, but planned investments are only $6900 trillion, leaving a $2628 trillion gap.
South Africa last week raised its estimate for this year's budget deficit, saying the country faced sluggish economic growth, shortfalls in revenue and costly bailouts of struggling state-owned companies.
Finance Minister Tito Mboweni acknowledged the challenge he faces at a time revenue shortfalls as he presented his medium term budget policy statement after just two weeks in the job.
The current financial plan for city hospitals anticipates budget shortfalls of more than $156 million in 2018, increasing to $1.8 billion in 2022, according to the city's Independent Budget Office.
The subscription rate is still under discussion, but will be reasonable, and will, in theory, help Air Mail avoid the revenue shortfalls of media companies that depend solely upon advertising.
There is still that aforementioned baseline budget deficit of $12.4 trillion over the decade, and $84 trillion over 30 years (driven almost exclusively by growing Social Security and Medicare shortfalls).
Investors accused Wells Fargo of having taken "virtually no action" to require lenders to buy back or fix defaulted or poorly underwritten loans that backed their securities, despite knowing of shortfalls.
Getting more investment is critical to raising annual growth to 22 percent from 2314 percent - another ambitious Widodo target - at a time revenue shortfalls mean the government can't jack up spending.
But Obamacare foes have pointed to the millions of Americans who remain uninsured, as well as shortfalls in enrollment compared with initial predictions, as evidence that the law is not working.
The lower house of Congress voted Sunday in favor of impeaching Rousseff on accusations that she broke budgetary laws to cover shortfalls in Brazil's deficit, accusations that she says are unjust.
It referred to "munitions gaps and shortfalls," and two key members of the panel — Subcommittee Chair Mike Turner (R-Ohio) and Ranking Member Loretta Sanchez (D-Calif.) — called for more funding.
Chinese diesel exports could also fall as it tries to plug domestic shortfalls once a consumption tax is imposed on LCO imports, leading to greater use of local diesel, traders said.
"However, much of this improvement is due to costs not increasing as fast as expected, due to shortfalls in hiring," he said, noting that these issues have continued in fourth quarter.
S&P made it clear the onus was very much on the newly returned conservative government of Malcolm Turnbull to repair its budget shortfalls or risk losing the agency's AAA rating.
But the slow pace of work in Italy's Puglia region and growing concern over Azerbaijan's ability to honour its supply commitments — it faces domestic shortfalls — have knocked confidence in the project.
The narrative in both metals has turned to producer cost-curve support levels, a strange outcome in markets where physical indicators have remained robust and supply shortfalls are widely forecast ahead.
She also said the alleged overcharges were impossible to calculate because surpluses in the accounts were carried from year to year, with the courts requesting appropriations to make up for shortfalls.
A deal Rome struck with the European Commission on Tuesday on a plan to help banks offload soured debts is also seen helping mergers, even though it could expose capital shortfalls.
However, by closing off pipelines and refineries while it tracked leakages, the government has triggered shortfalls and long lines at gas stations in several states, angering consumers and risking economic damage.
The government of Peru (GOP), through the MTC, has the obligation to cover any shortfalls in collections to ensure that the RPI-CAO payments are fully honored on each payment date.
Europe's STOXX bank index has been the worst sectoral performer so far this year due to concerns over margin pressure and possible capital shortfalls in a low-growth low-rate environment.
Ross, a billionaire who made his fortune investing in distressed assets, argued on "Squawk Box" that the shortfalls are the result of bad trade deals and other countries actively seeking surpluses.
With Russia's Finance Ministry warning that the country's Reserve Fund - designed to cover budget shortfalls - will be depleted by the end of next year if nothing changes, Moscow needs some movement.
Instead, the Republican delegation is going after a rail extension that is much smaller in scope than high-speed rail and has less room for future cost overruns or ridership shortfalls.
But the fact that we are here and have these budget shortfalls means they have prioritized the budget in a way that is dismissive of the integral role of the interpreters.
Part of the value of exercises like BaltOps "is we identify some of the shortfalls in our systems so that we can develop a more nuanced capability among all the countries."
A drop in shipments by a quarter in January-June had shown how much the contamination affected Russia's role as top crude supplier, but the shortfalls have been easing since July.
Some analysts question whether Saudi Arabia has enough spare capacity to replace all the barrels lost as a result of sanctions while maintaining enough in reserve to meet any further shortfalls.
Repeated cuts to Oklahoma's income tax have resulted in deep and chronic budget shortfalls, and yet the top tax rate went down again in January, from 5.25 percent to 5 percent.
Both fleets made similar decisions to focus on high-end capabilities to the detriment of good-old fashioned capacity, trusting to allies and partners to help make up shortfalls where necessary.
The Senate bill also reduces federal funding -- albeit on a different time table -- so both the House and Senate bills would likely force states to reduce coverage due to funding shortfalls.
One of the most curious policies of former presidential candidate Martin O'Malley (D) was his steadfast insistence on greater human intelligence as a means of addressing shortfalls in the Middle East.
"Close collaboration with industry in the lead up and throughout summer will be key to reducing the risks of energy supply shortfalls," AEMO Managing Director Audrey Zibelman said in a statement.
If funding shortfalls force the closure of Title X providers in rural areas or places that serve low-income residents, there may be no other options for some patients, she said.
Now, Mr. da Silva's handpicked successor, President Dilma Rousseff, is fighting to remain in office, fending off impeachment proceedings on charges of using money from state banks to cover budget shortfalls.
Earlier this year, Apple CEO Tim Cook published a letter to Apple investors warning that the greater-than-expected economic deceleration in China would lead to end-of-year revenue shortfalls.
Teachers witness firsthand many of the issues raised during the election, including immigration, health care, discrimination, drug abuse, budget crises, pension shortfalls — they are taxpayers, parents, patients, consumers, voters, and volunteers.
"A serious interruption at one or more of these chokepoints could conceivably lead to supply shortfalls and price spikes, with systemic consequences that could reach beyond food markets," warns the report.
The government wants to beef up or replicate an emergency fund dubbed "Atlante" that was created in April to buy bad loans and plug lenders' capital shortfalls, the second source said.
Administrators countered that, with state funding cuts of 29 percent over the last decade, they are forced to use fees to make up for budget shortfalls and pay for construction projects.
The governor's action came after years of budgetary shortfalls at the agency and a recent state report that identified "unacceptable public health hazards" like mold and rodent infestations at Nycha developments.
Data from poor countries are more limited but shortfalls in America or Europe often flag up a worldwide shortage, says Jayasree Iyer from the Access to Medicines Foundation, a Dutch charity.
"Supply shortfalls would drive prices up, and yes, you'd get less," said Andrew Muhammad, a professor of agricultural, food, and natural resource policy at the University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture.
Besides slowing growth, she said, China's leaders must contend with rising household debt, the failure of looser birth restrictions to slow the aging crisis and growing shortfalls in the pension system.
Sam Brownback, a Republican who resigned early this year to become an ambassador, the state became synonymous with a conservative tax-slashing experiment that led to budget cuts and revenue shortfalls.
In a statement on Tuesday night, Ms. Kelly compared Mr. Kobach to Sam Brownback, the former Kansas governor whose conservative tax-cutting policies led to revenue shortfalls and significant budget cuts.
The US Marine Corps may not have enough pilots to sustain future F-35 Joint Strike Fighter units amid expected future budget shortfalls, its top general warned in a new report.
Fuel rationing is expected to last for another week and the opposition Labour Party has pounced on the disruption to criticize the National Party over infrastructure shortfalls ahead of Saturday's election.
Acknowledging payment shortfalls to employees, Banducci would forgo his full-year 2020 short-term bonus, while Chairman Gordon Cairns would take a 20% reduction in his board fee, the company said.
Maddie Robinson, 42, had voted for Mr. Edwards's Republican predecessor, Bobby Jindal, and then turned to Mr. Edwards four year later, as the state struggled through budget shortfalls and slashed services.
South African budget deficits as a percentage of GDP have confounded economists in the past two years with revenue shortfalls, while economic growth has consistently undershot forecasts in the past decade.
Mr. Colyer, who like Mr. Brownback is a Republican, would inherit a state that has struggled with budget shortfalls and a party that has been split by philosophical debates about taxation.
Here are the shortfalls in Dorney Tower that never would have passed muster in New York, which has much more stringent building codes and safety checks, according to city safety officials.
Sustained demand for cheese and butter in the European Union pushed up dairy prices 3.9 percent on the month, while sugar rose on reports of production shortfalls in Brazil and India.
We also estimate the malls' net rental yield to be as high as 8.3%, limiting the need for RSM to make up for any shortfalls experienced by the quasi-REIT's investors.
But with the state currently facing shortfalls in income tax revenue and a subway crisis looming, Albany's lawmakers on Monday finally agreed that it was an idea whose time had come.
The exchange echoed the worst fears of DeVos's critics: that as a longtime school choice advocate, she is unable, or unwilling, to examine the program critically and consider its potential shortfalls.
Another unknown is how the 30-30-30-30 proposal would fit in with other initiatives aimed at improving European combat readiness and addressing shortfalls in weaponry and other military assets.
Aggregate demand shortfalls nurtured by heightened unemployment will also hurt productivity and cause cumulative welfare losses amounting to 0.96 percent and 0.49 percent of national income in Canada and the EU, respectively.
Desperate to bridge shortfalls, she said retirement officials were drawn into investing $1.2 billion in 2011 in high-risk hedge funds that carried high fees and were complex and difficult to monitor.
If the ratings of any notes are less than that issued at closing, any proceeds held may be used to repay principal on the rated notes after covering income and loss shortfalls.
With Puerto Rico's job base shrinking, and sales and income taxes lost to an underground economy, the government has financed its budget shortfalls with borrowed money, adding to a crushing debt burden.
Because the supply of wind power is so variable, electricity grids still need a back-up supply of coal, oil or gas to soak up any shortfalls until there is more storage.
The lingering shortfalls of his presidency -- on guns, race, war, and politics -- seemed to confront Obama in each hallway and beyond every podium during his two-day stop in the Polish capital.
America's national pension plan, Social Security, is expected to run out of money by 2034, and the public-sector pensions managed by many states, notably Illinois and New Jersey, face dire shortfalls.
The upward price momentum was driven by uncertainty over Indonesia's plans to ban ore exports and the potential for a renewed ban to create shortfalls in China, said ING analyst Wenyu Yao.
Waha's chairman said in November that the company was aiming to increase output to 375,000 bpd by the end of 2018, but faced major funding shortfalls and challenges in maintaining damaged infrastructure.
Other Middle Eastern markets that are of interest to Bilfinger are Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the Gulf countries, he said, saying that shortfalls in the efficiency of chemicals plants there offered opportunities.
Still, South Africa remains under pressure from slow economic growth, with a deteriorating pace in recent years contributing to revenue shortfalls and a weakening of the financial position of state-owned companies.
The inquiry will include investigating the handling of revenue shortfalls, the unauthorised payment of bonuses to top executives and the withholding of refunds to ordinary tax payers, a treasury official told parliament.
NBET chief executive Marilyn Amobi told Reuters in November that it was hard for the company to work because of poor infrastructure and shortfalls in cash from distributors needed to reimburse generators.
Angola's state oil company Sonangol has suspended all talks relating to assets sales and in Nigeria, the government has warned about using funds set aside for oil projects to fill budget shortfalls.
More recent shortfalls in personal income tax returns reported in the last few months may reflect uncertainty about the Trump administration's plans to reform and overhaul the federal tax code, he said.
The Treasury Department maintains an account to cover shortfalls by Fannie and Freddie, and the latest forecast would leave $132.2 billion to keep the government-controlled companies afloat in an emergency situation.
" It said the aviation challenges for the Corps are due to "maintenance and flight hour shortfalls combined with old platforms to cause the service to self-assess a dire state of readiness.
Energy Minister Khawaja Asif said the South Asian nation week had last week hit record production generation of 17,350 megawatts (MW), though production shortfalls varied between 1,500MW and 4,700MW through the week.
GOV: The Government Accountability Office on Wednesday released a report outlining four major cybersecurity challenges and 10 "critical actions" that the federal government needs to take in order to address the shortfalls.
John McCain, chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, applauded the Navy for conducting exercises with three carriers near the Korean Peninsula but also highlighted several of the shortfalls plaguing the service.
Because of the shortfalls, "DHS faces an increased risk that the Border Wall System Program will cost more than projected, take longer than planned, or not fully perform as expected," GAO wrote.
The ministry, which needs extra cash to finance budget shortfalls, wants to extend until 2019 a requirement that state-controlled companies hand over 50 percent of their profits in dividends this year.
Many states already impose interest rate restrictions, and consumers have found other ways to address financial shortfalls, says Diane Standaert, a former director of state policy at the Center for Responsible Lending.
In October, the International Monetary Fund said Kenya's risk of defaulting on debt repayments had increased to moderate from low, citing the government's public investment drive and revenue shortfalls in recent years.
The broken link between soaring exports and the depreciating local dollar has led the government of Prime Minister Scott Morrison to promise a budget surplus this year after a decade of shortfalls.
While the state's school districts have some flexibility to raise revenue and cut costs to make up for the shortfalls, they are challenged by increasing fixed costs and pension liabilities, Moody's said.
PARIS, March 9 (Reuters) - Credit Agricole pledged on Wednesday to boost cost savings and synergies by 2019 in a bid to offset earnings shortfalls resulting from the restructuring of complex shareholding ties.
Expectations are growing that OPEC and partner Russia will increase production in order to make up for output declines in Venezuela and potential shortfalls from Iran, which is facing renewed U.S. sanctions.
Unless it is also somehow replaced, it could exacerbate funding shortfalls that the two popular programs already face in coming years, as the U.S. population ages and demand for health care increases.
Researchers warned recently in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences that 90 percent of nearly 300 protected areas on the African continent faced funding shortfalls and that some could vanish.
We're already entering into a healthcare crisis due to the global coronavirus pandemic, and creative solutions to address shortfalls in supplies, protective equipment and more are being developed to help where possible.
Democrats see a path to power in red-leaning Kansas this way: Talk a lot about Mr. Brownback and his tax-slashing experiment that left gaping state revenue shortfalls in recent years.
The models predict that over the next four months, these shortfalls will contribute to the deaths of 81,000 Americans, with the number of deaths per day peaking as soon as mid-April.
Years of delays, cost overruns and budget shortfalls have put the space agency behind in its exploration goals and calls into question the timelines set out to complete future missions, like Artemis.
Gulf governments are being forced to consider measures such as privatisations, cuts to subsidies and other state spending, and tapping debt markets, to help bridge budget shortfalls caused by lower oil prices.
The supplemental request is meant to address "urgent warfighting readiness shortfalls" and new requirements created by accelerating the campaign against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS), according to Mattis's memo.
In Petorca, in Chile's Valparaiso region, local people and small avocado farmers say the arrival of big commercial avocado companies more than a decade ago has led to increasingly severe water shortfalls.
Panama, which is already blacklisted for money-laundering shortfalls by the Financial Action Task Force, a global watchdog, was added to the EU list because of shortcomings over exchanges of tax information.
The White House, which projects the deficit hitting $1 trillion this fiscal year and lingering at $200 billion after a decade, has said strong economic growth over time will reduce budget shortfalls.
Oil prices were under pressure, wiping out all of their gains after attacks on Saudi Arabian oil facilities last month, on fading concerns of supply shortfalls and conflicts in the Middle East.
A United Nations official on Wednesday said the U.N. World Food Programme (WFP) has had to scale back plans for emergency feeding of 400,000 people in the region due to funding shortfalls.
Their appointment was part of an effort to step up Metro's focus on safety, as the beleaguered transit agency has been struggling with financial shortfalls, high-profile safety lapses and maintenance issues.
In making their predictions of shortfalls, city and state budget offices look at money from estimated tax payments that arrive during December and January, often from high earners with large investment portfolios.
But the attacks could keep prices in a higher band for a while, even though there's enough crude sloshing around to prevent shortfalls for now and the wider economic landscape remains bearish.
They demand that we balance several big issues: the lessons of the opioid crisis, the needs of pain patients, and the enormous shortfalls in how the country approaches addiction and its underlying causes.
Like lithium, cobalt's price has doubled - but most of that upswing has come this year on concerns of multi-year shortfalls in the next decade as demand from the electric vehicle sector surges.
The new US strategy -- a product of the Women, Peace and Security Act, legislation with wide bipartisan backing that President Donald Trump signed into law in 2017 -- is meant to address those shortfalls.
Top players in the oil and gas space such as Santos Ltd and Origin Energy Ltd fell 1.6% and 2.5%, respectively, as world oil prices weakened after trade war concerns outweighed supply shortfalls.
The minister acknowledged shortfalls in military equipment and personnel disclosed in a critical report last week, but said troops headed on overseas missions like those in Iraq and Afghanistan would be adequately equipped.
Though macroeconomic shifts including minimum wage hikes should stand to benefit their consumer bases — Wal-Mart's, in particular — it's tough to gauge how much apparel's shortfalls weighed on these two players, Perkins said.
With Social Security expected to face revenue shortfalls starting next year, consumer advocates are hopeful that Congress is moving toward acting on legislation that would both shore up the program and expand benefits.
That would keep the borrowers from enduring "imminent, irreparable harm" because Wells had reported monthly payments made higher due from the erroneous auto insurance charges, purported delinquencies on the insurance, and other shortfalls.
Data from the International Lead and Zinc Study Group (ILZSG) showed a zinc market deficit of 384,000 tonnes last year and shortfalls of 442,000 tonnes and 128,000 tonnes respectively in 2017 and 2016.
"Operating margin improvement in Q22019 was largely due to shortfalls in hiring," the company said in a statement, adding that its failure to spend more on hiring was continuing in the fourth quarter.
Defence Ministry spokesman Holger Neumann told a government news conference the step was part of a larger effort to improve Germany's weapons buying system amid reports of shortfalls in military equipment and personnel.
Visco said the Italian government had set aside enough funds to deal with capital shortfalls that may emerge in the country's most troubled banks as a result of the offloading of their NPLs.
In its report, the Fund also called for centralised supervision of money-laundering risks at banks in the euro zone, after a string of cases that exposed national shortfalls in countering financial crime.
But these performance shortfalls are problems endemic to the entire class of laptops, and the Razer Blade wows in so many other ways that heat and "good enough" performance feel like minor complaints.
President Trump did not once mention the debt or budget deficits in this year's State of the Union address, nor did he mention it last year, despite expected annual shortfalls over $1 trillion.
The bill hit rough waters after the Joint Taxation panel concluded it would worsen federal shortfalls by $1 trillion over a decade, even when factoring in economic growth that lower taxes would stimulate.
Considering a safeguard in case of an expansion of U.S. sanctions on Russian bonds, which Moscow needs to cover budget shortfalls, the Russian finance ministry is looking for possible buyers in the East.
The government's short-term borrowing costs have been rising on expectations of further rate increases from the Federal Reserve and projections of growing revenue shortfalls following a massive tax cut implemented last December.

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