Russia not only supports Serbia's ambitions; it also underwrites them.
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Loans that PeerStreet underwrites are backed by real estate for collateral.
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The IPO is complicated because Aramco underwrites the finances of the kingdom.
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CG underwrites more than 95% of its business from the South Korean market.
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Westchester identifies and underwrites our farmland investments, including negotiating lease and crop management agreements.
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But conservatives have long argued that federal arts funding underwrites a lot of silly projects.
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" That's a point that Simana also underwrites: "The big names out of Israel are multi-disciplinary.
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The U.S. taxpayer underwrites the defense of our prosperous allies in Europe and the Pacific Rim.
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Can taxpayers trust that their money underwrites only child care that meets adequate health and safety standards?
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Redick's teammates give violent expression to the sublime, and his functional, terrestrial ethic silently underwrites the operation.
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It also underwrites the lease agreement with the school district and gives the league points on merchandise.
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The federal and state program underwrites most long-stay nursing home care, and it is chronically underfunded.
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Monsanto also rebutted suggestions that the disclosures highlighted concerns that the academic research it underwrites is compromised.
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In America the reluctance to confront this means that the taxpayer underwrites 70% of all new mortgage lending.
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" Abbott also has said the ACA underwrites a "massive expansion of an already broken and bloated Medicaid program.
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The hope that underwrites the Future Library is, in turn, underwritten by a near apocalyptic sense of doom.
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The relief agency underwrites schools and health clinics that serve hundreds of thousands of Palestinian refugees in Jordan.
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Co-op Insurance NZ has a market share of less than 03043% in the classes that it underwrites.
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The unapologetic removal of dictators as licensed by the Wolfowitz Doctrine underwrites American interventions in Libya, Iraq and Kosovo.
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As a result, Beazley is the lead on a large amount of business that it underwrites through the platform.
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The company's documents show that a large proportion of the loans it underwrites are likely to never be repaid.
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It underwrites middle-class lives in the West, supplying our homes with cheap food, cheap clothes and cheap gadgets.
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North Carolina is so hungry for corporate headquarters that its legislature passed a bill that directly underwrites Honeywell's move.
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Geographical diversification is limited; although One Re underwrites risks covering 25 countries, the top four account for 76% of GWP.
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However, MARAC is a small player with a market share of less than 20304% in the classes that it underwrites.
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The Bolshoi has basically always been viewed as the Kremlin's stage, and the state still underwrites 503 percent of its budget.
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Known as PPPs, these deals are signed between private companies and the government, which underwrites the contractors in return for promised services.
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It sets interest rates across much of the continent, supervises banks and underwrites the euro, used by 19 countries with 341m citizens.
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Sixty years after Castro came to power, Cuba, with strong backing from the Kremlin, still underwrites tyranny in Central and South America.
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LCH, using what it says are robust risk controls, essentially underwrites such deals, stepping in if a buyer or seller drops out.
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SoFi underwrites about $1 billion per month in loans, making it the largest non-bank unsecured lender in the United States, he said.
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The external purpose of a meme may be to elicit a laugh, but the deeper social fabric that underwrites them can be beautiful.
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The key behind the championship are the teams, and we're also working very hard to get sponsorships, because ultimately that underwrites the championship.
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It underwrites the value we place on human dignity, the importance of every single life and our belief that all are created equal.
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Today, the U.S. Department of Education underwrites the service for students, and adults can also subscribe on their own for $75 a year.
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On the other hand, MARAC is a small player with a market share of less than 2% in the classes that it underwrites.
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Banks have struggled to hit budget in 287 and event-driven underwrites are one of the few profitable trades left in the market.
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One Re underwrites risks covering 27 countries, but in practice geographical diversification is limited, with the top four countries accounting for 66% of GWP.
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It underwrites two key life and general insurance products which are mainly sold in conjunction with vehicle financing originated by the parent company, HBL.
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The company, which underwrites a range of risks including fine art, classic cars, kidnap and ransom, said combined ratio jumped to 105.7% from 94.9%.
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One lender not subject to the guidance estimated that only 10% of the deals that his firm underwrites have leverage of more than 6.0 times.
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The statistics are devilish and this is just a single paper, but it shows that the science that underwrites DeepMind's work is far from settled.
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Asked whether the Saudis can continue to fund social spending that underwrites domestic stability, Kilduff said the royals risk losing control in some outer districts.
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In a traditional IPO, an investment bank typically underwrites the share issue, markets the new shares to investors and sets a price for the shares.
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They get that the cause of their various discontents is the one-party system, but they also appreciate that the system underwrites their comfortable lives.
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And whether that's a sponsor that underwrites it or working with private donors like David Neeleman, who helped fund the Utah program, that's really important.
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It also underwrites more than half the budget of the Cannes Film Festival and has seats on its board, as do French movie theater owners.
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In composing it from the perspective of a 12-year-old girl, the author underwrites so thoroughly that she mostly blots out her own sun.
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He has shown that "white rage" and the nostalgia that underwrites feelings of racial resentment are renewable resources, and a cross-applicable rationale for xenophobia.
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It's a terrible hobby, but I'm basically addicted, though happily not to the sports gambling that underwrites a lot of my favorite sports talk shows.
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Qatar Insurance's branch has been operational since 2002 and underwrites gross premiums estimated at about 110 million riyals ($30.2 million) per year, it said in September.
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CBL Insurance Europe, which underwrites construction-related insurance, continues to operate and existing policies continue to remain in force, the central bank said in a statement.
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Mr. Keener, 54, works in San Francisco as a vice president of the Swiss Reinsurance Corporation, for which he underwrites professional liability insurance for insurance agents.
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Smith & Wesson underwrites several N.R.A. initiatives, including "The Armed Citizen," a column, in print and online, that celebrates civilians who draw their guns in self-defense.
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The agency which underwrites aircraft exports in Britain has said it will not support Airbus deliveries until it gets assurances about Airbus's current practices on overseas agents.
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The apotheosis of criticism that took place in those theoretically stimulating decades in a sense underwrites the current celebration of criticism and its virtues in Scott's book.
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The vow follows a New York Times investigation showing how one of the world's largest subsidy programs enriches far-right leaders, bankrolls oligarchs and underwrites Mafia tactics.
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He reckons that claims against the American government should be tried in American courts, and that offering legal protection for American firms abroad underwrites the outsourcing of jobs.
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The country has spiraled into economic and political crisis after the 2014 oil price crash and years of mismanagement in its energy sector, which underwrites the national budget.
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Military development, meanwhile, will provide the United States with a dominant spacepower position that underwrites an open international system and enables human expansion under a banner of liberty.
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And there are newer players like Restoration PAC, which has been funded with large contributions from Dick Uihlein, a Midwestern businessman who often underwrites controversial candidates and causes.
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The National Science Foundation, which underwrites billions of dollars in research each year, will cancel dozens of proposal review panel meetings this month if the government remains closed.
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This view underwrites the basic principle of Congress' "plenary power," or absolute authority, over immigration, and with it, the use of broad discretion by the executive in its enforcement.
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Every month, the government's Child Care and Development Fund underwrites the care of nearly 1.5 million children from low-income families so their parents can work or attend school.
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Hiscox, which underwrites a range of risks from oil refineries to kidnappings, said gross written premiums rose to 1.86 billion pounds ($13 billion) in the nine months ended Sept.
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It also underwrites safety standards, funds scientific research, builds spillways and wastewater plants, creates "green jobs," subsidizes Elon Musk, sets aside prime real estate for conservation, and so on.
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In addition to supporting its own exhibition spaces, he underwrites artist projects and shows at museums, and was a co-founder of the Copenhagen Contemporary art center in 1483.
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In Libya, some groups that were involved in migrant smuggling pivoted to hunting and capturing migrants in an effort to profit from the detention-industrial complex that Europe underwrites.
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Hiscox, which underwrites a range of risks from oil refineries to hijackings, said on Friday that conditions were improving with good rate momentum for most lines in its London market.
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Because Airbnb is in no rush to open its shares, it may opt for a direct listing, where a company underwrites its own securities to raise capital on public exchanges.
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And, as is so often the case in politics, the discussion around a peripheral issue is drowning out everything else, and exposing the tribalism which underwrites nearly every hot topic.
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In responding to such fears, the essays argue that the Constitution, by distributing power broadly across three branches of government, underwrites the needed checks and balances to skirt such dangers.
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If confirmed as HUD secretary, Carson would oversee an agency with a roughly $40 billion budget that not only helps the poor but underwrites mortgage loans for middle-class families.
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And at the same time that The Handmaid's Tale posits that racism is just not going to be a thing in our dystopian future, it consistently underwrites its characters of color.
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Cyberpunk is a genre of dealing with the material consequences of technology, and if colonialism underwrites this system, then a properly critical cyberpunk game can mount a response to that colonialism.
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Hiscox, which underwrites a range of risks from oil refineries to kidnappings, said it would return 32 pence per share to shareholders, including a special dividend of 16 pence per share.
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While Aschoff did not disclose the relationship in the analyst notes, National discloses the conflict of interest in prospectuses for securities offerings it underwrites for Fortress, in keeping with U.S. regulations.
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Reminiscent of the delirium spurred by Pink Floyd or The Beatles, there's a culture of scholarship that underwrites Radiohead's demographic, and the fabled crowds drawn by the band make that evident.
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The insurer, which underwrites a range of risks from oil refineries to kidnappings, said gross written premiums rose to 1.46 billion pounds in the period, from 1.29 billion pounds a year earlier.
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This is why, the people I spoke to suggested, the UAE hosts, and often underwrites, frequent international conferences, which are well-attended by DC-based think tankers, academics, policymakers, and, yes, journalists.
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Mr. Uihlein (pronounced YOU-line), a scion of one of the founders of Schlitz beer, underwrites firebrand anti-establishment candidates who typically defend broad access to assault weapons and assail transgender rights.
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She estimates that she typically spends 60 hours a week attending conferences and training and advising workers, efforts she underwrites with an online fund-raising account that yields nearly $1,000 a month.
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She estimates that she typically spends 60 hours a week attending conferences and training and advising workers, efforts she underwrites with an online fund-raising account that yields nearly $1,000 a month.
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Yet, quite by accident, this book underwrites the argument many have been making against Klinsmann: that the German lacks the wherewithal and knowhow to bring his big ideas for U.S. Soccer to bear.
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The Kosovo government, working with the United States, has acted to combat extremism by adopting new antiterror laws, cracking down on the money laundering that underwrites radical groups and stepping up police investigations.
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The FTSE 100 constituent, which underwrites risks ranging from fine art and vintage cars to kidnap and ransom, said pretax profit rose 3.3% to $168 million in the six months ended June 30.
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The insurer, which underwrites a range of risks from oil refineries to kidnappings, also said claims arising from the Mexico earthquakes and California wildfires are not expected to be material for the group.
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If confirmed as HUD secretary as widely expected, Carson would oversee an agency with a roughly $40 billion budget that not only helps the poor but underwrites mortgage loans for middle-class families.
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The insurer, which underwrites a range of risks from oil refineries to kidnappings, said gross written premiums rose to $1.16 billion in the three months ended March 31, from $930 million a year earlier.
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The FTSE 100-listed company, which underwrites a range of risks including fine art, classic cars, kidnap and ransom, said pretax profit rose 3.3% to $168 million for the six months ended June 30.
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Louise Herrle, managing director and head of socially responsible investing at Incapital, which underwrites bond offerings, said she had seen an increased interest from baby boomers who want a portfolio aligned with their values.
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The plan originally envisioned the involvement of EXIM bank, which underwrites risk for U.S. companies abroad, though the bank told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by email it was involved only in the pre-project phase.
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Retail giant Suning Commerce Group's bought Inter Milan last year, and a Chinese firm also underwrites the media rights to Italy's top league, Serie A. Writing by Mark Bendeich; Editing by Silvia Aloisi/Mark Heinrich
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"We have seen a broadly unified attempt to ensure that Iran underwrites and limits Baghdad's military capability and that they retain Iraq as a market for their exports and as an economic partner," he said.
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Event-driven underwrites are one of the few profitable trades left in the market, however, they are highly competitive as banks agree to extremely tight terms that can backfire in the event a deal struggles.
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From this fixed basis, Descartes believed that he could infallibly deduce another crucial principle: the existence of a good God, who guarantees the truth of my perceptions and so underwrites the existence of the world.
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The view that it works for Trump personally underwrites everything from his tax proposals to his indifference to his own health care promises to his casual day-to-day marination in obvious financial conflicts of interest.
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Hiscox, which underwrites a range of risks from oil refineries to kidnappings, said gross written premiums rose to 641 million pounds ($923.23 million) in the quarter ended March 31, with strong performance across all business sectors.
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The startup also announced the Capital Machine, software that underwrites companies' financial data automatically for funding up to $50 million in what cofounder and CEO Blair Silverberg called a "guidepost" for founders evaluating different funding options.
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It wasn't immediately clear who would be covered by the suspension, though it will reportedly apply only to homeowners with mortgages insured by the Federal Housing Administration, which underwrites affordable home loans issued by private lenders.
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Mr. Trump's transition team sent a questionnaire to the Department of Energy — which safeguards the nation's nuclear arsenal and underwrites clean energy projects — asking for the names of workers who'd been involved in climate change initiatives.
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Beazley, which provides marine, casualty and property insurance and reinsurance, reported a 3 percent fall in first-half pretax profit as premium rates declined for much of the large risk business the company underwrites in London.
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Hiscox, which underwrites a range of risks from oil refineries to kidnappings, said the process of establishing the subsidiary would begin immediately and that it expected to complete the restructuring well in advance of March 2019.
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The company, which underwrites risks ranging from fine art and vintage cars to kidnap and ransom, on Thursday said that fees and profit commissions would also be roughly $25 million lower at the end of the year.
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Dan Burns, chief executive of Pro Financial Services, which underwrites insurance for players and teams, said that football players were most at risk because they had short careers on average and because most contracts were not guaranteed.
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In a statement, Caliber said the focus on the increase in the number of subprime mortgages in its portfolio overlooks that the vast majority of mortgages it manages and underwrites are to borrowers with solid credit histories.
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Attacks on assets owned by state oil giant Petroleos de Venezuela, S.A., or PDVSA are in no one's interest because oil revenue underwrites the federal budget and accounts for about 95 percent of export earnings, they say.
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Our leaders must spread knowledge about how census data shapes the nation's future in order to prevent that one question from undermining this country's largest and most important civilian undertaking and the economic benefits that it underwrites: 28503.
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In conversation, Mr. Gates displays such a deeply impressive grasp of the science fueling the discoveries he underwrites, and of the politics of the countries where they are deployed, that one forgets he was once a software geek.
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Banks are battling to win business in the second half and claw back budgetary losses after a slow first half, but are mindful that aggressive underwrites will have to stand the test of time and another possible market wobble.
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"The private market is anxious, willing and completely able to take everything except the severe repetitive-loss properties," said Craig Poulton, chief executive of Poulton Associates, which underwrites American risks for Lloyd's of London, the big international insurance marketplace.
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By the end of September, without congressional action, funding will expire for the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), which oversees civil aviation; the Children's Health Insurance Programme (CHIP); and the National Flood Insurance Programme (NFIP), which subsidises and underwrites flood insurance.
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But it also underwrites low unemployment and a large, lucrative pool of employment in high-end service jobs, some of the prosperity from which trickles down (though too little to correct what is, by European comparison, an hourglass-shaped society).
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"How else, except in the clarity of dreams, are you supposed to see the world all around you that's hidden by the light of day?" one character asks, succinctly formulating one of the metaphysical paradoxes that underwrites all of Eisenberg's work.
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BRUSSELS — The European Union's new top agricultural official promised on Thursday to introduce anticorruption measures in response to a New York Times investigation that revealed how the bloc's huge farm subsidy program underwrites a system of political patronage and land grabbing.
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The insurer, which underwrites a range of risks from oil refineries to kidnappings, said gross written premiums rose to $1.16 billion in the three months ended March 31, from $930 million a year earlier, helped by growth in its retail business.
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Makoto Sakurai, a former think-tank executive considered an advocate of ultra-loose policy, told Reuters that more radical options such as foreign bond purchases or "helicopter money", in which the central bank directly underwrites government debt, were off the table for now.
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The yen JPY= hovered above six-week lows on Friday after BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda repeated his long-held view that he saw no need to deploy "helicopter money," a policy under which the central bank underwrites government debt by accepting perpetual bonds.
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Still, they look like solid bets, as do some of the outfit's other portfolio companies, including Ribbon, a startup that underwrites potential homebuyers using its own data system to predict whether a buyer will be eligible for a mortgage and for what amount.
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The bank, which also underwrites, sells and trades stocks and bonds in Japan, was one of the most active arrangers for commercial mortgage-backed securities in Japan at the top of the property bubble before the global market crash nine years ago.
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My sense is that he will not pay a political price for his stance because there is an emergent constituency, particularly among young Americans, for a different approach to Israel, one that underwrites its security without writing a blank check for its every policy.
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While the company underwrites loans on the basis of the value and title of the artwork, it has a parallel process that looks into a client's source of wealth and evaluates risk in a manner analogous to banks, according to Lauren Gioia, a spokeswoman.
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What's going on: Company payouts for natural catastrophes in 211.5 and 2018 stood at $219 billion, the highest ever for a consecutive two-year period, according to Swiss Re, a company — known as a reinsurer — that underwrites risks for home insurance and other policies.
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In addition to Formula One, he underwrites various quirky or scientific projects — including the excavation of the mysterious Minoan civilization of Akrotiri, on the Greek island of Santorini — and he delights in exploring remote spots in eastern Russia, the American West and New Zealand, among other places.
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"The Trump administration has been all about creating jobs and what better way to create jobs than a program that creates as many jobs as it does," said Abteen Vaziri, director for Greystone EB-25 — a real estate financing firm that identifies and underwrites EB-2912 visa programs.
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Development Corporation for Israel, which underwrites the bonds in the United States and is commonly known as Israel Bonds, said Buffett will meet privately on Thursday with U.S., Canadian, Mexican and Brazilian investors who have each signaled plans to buy between $13 million and $5 million of the bonds.
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The department doles out billions of dollars in farm subsidies, underwrites insurance on millions of acres of crops, researches and helps control diseases that threaten plants and animals and buys up massive quantities of food when farmers produce too much — a surplus that supplies food banks and schools nationwide.
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Signature's annual budget now hovers around $211 million, which underwrites an expanded mission: The company sponsors three separate programs that support the residency of 10 playwrights, including rising talents like Annie Baker and Katori Hall, midcareer artists like Kenneth Lonergan and Regina Taylor, and at least one éminence grise, Athol Fugard.
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The insurer, which underwrites a range of risks from oil refineries to hijacks, said it had been hit by catastrophes in the United States and the Far East and reserved net $125 million to cover claims and reduced profit commissions because of Hurricanes Florence and Michael and Typhoons Jebi and Trammi.
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"People are going to be more reluctant to do underwrites because if you end up in a scenario where there's a shortfall like this, then how do you manage that?" said Stuart Foster, chairman and CEO of Foster Stockbroking Pty Ltd, in a telephone interview, adding that his firm did not underwrite share issues.
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President Donald Trump's swift bid to inaccurately paint the Justice Department inspector general's report as proof that special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation is biased is deepening cavernous divides in the nation's capital, giving a fresh battering to bedrock legal institutions and further undermining the notion that a shared objective truth underwrites American political life.
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" Prestigious Fulbright fellowships have been awarded to 76 of its graduates, a higher number than any other university worldwide, according to A.U.A.F. Mr. Babington acknowledged that the financial and management problems uncovered by investigators were serious, but he said that continued funding by the United States government, which underwrites most of the university's budget, was still under discussion. "U.
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The foundation also gives 8,500 Jazz Fest tickets to community groups; runs the free Heritage School of Music and supports other music-education programs; presents four free annual music festivals in New Orleans; subsidizes performances by Louisiana musicians across the state; underwrites a musicians' clinic; documents the region's musical history, and steps in with other efforts at maintaining New Orleans traditions.
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Drivers often expressed frustration that despite the deluge of reporting on poor working conditions, multiple studies empirically proving subminimum wages, a wave of suicides among app-based drivers and traditional taxi drivers, all the exposés on the fundamental exploitation that underwrites the UberLyft business model, and fierce rhetoric from politicians along with rounds of uncoordinated regulations, things have only gotten worse.
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It's not simply that Amazon does so much more than sell stuff—that it also produces hit television shows and movies; publishes books; designs digital devices; underwrites loans; delivers restaurant orders; sells a growing share of the Web's advertising; manages the data of US intelligence agencies; operates the world's largest streaming video-game platform; manufactures a growing array of products, from blouses to batteries; and is even venturing into health care.
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And yet, in being the kind of society that does this kind of thing — that is, the kind that sends probes to the edge of the solar system; underwrites the scientific establishment that knows how to design and deploy these probes; believes in the value of knowledge for its own sake; cultivates habits of truthfulness, openness, collaboration and risk-taking; enlists the public in the experience, and shares the findings with the rest of the world — we also discover the highest use for useless knowledge: Not that it may someday have some life-saving application on earth, though it might, but that it has a soul-saving application in the here and now, reminding us that the human race is not a slave to questions of utility alone.
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