Fitch assumed a 100% default on uncovered TRF positions - positions lacking collateral - which equates to holders failing to honour 40% of losses.
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Four drivers are taking legal action against the ride-hailing giant, claiming the company is "failing to honour its obligations" under the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) legislation.
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The no-confidence motion was brought by former Maoist rebels who propped up the Oli-led government last October, but fell out with him after accusing him of failing to honour a power-sharing deal.
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In October U.S. company Invenergy LLC, which says it has spent more than $600 million building windfarms in Poland, said it was formally in dispute with the Polish government over state companies failing to honour contracts.
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In an unsigned 6-page "per curiam" ruling this week, the Supreme Court, without dissent, upbraided the Alabama Supreme Court for failing to honour a neighbour state's adoption order that gave V.L. and E.L. joint custody of their children 9 years ago.
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WARSAW, Oct 16 (Reuters) - U.S. company Invenergy LLC, which says it has spent more than $600 million building windfarms in Poland, said on Monday it had written Poland's president to say it was formally in dispute with the government over state companies failing to honour contracts.
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Esther McVey The welfare minister resigned, accusing the prime minister of failing to honour the result of the 2016 referendum vote to leave the EU. Shailesh Vara The junior Northern Ireland minister resigned, saying the draft deal will leave the UK "in a half-way house with no time limit on when we will finally be a sovereign nation".
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The governing body was widely criticised for failing to honour Therese Sjögran, who had 187 caps. After Sweden failed to win against Portugal in the play-offs for the World Cup 2014 in November 2013, Svensson decided to retire from international duty.
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SvFF was widely criticised for failing to honour Sjögran, who had 187 caps. Afterwards SvFF claimed that they had planned to reward and celebrate Sjögran at a later occasion, but failed to properly inform internally. Chairman Karl-Erik Nilsson later regretted the decision, saying it would have been better if they paid tribute to Sjögran as well. Car manufacturers Peugeot and Citroën voluntarily on their own initiative offered to lend one of their newest models to Sjögran.
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Hindustan Times (Rohtak). Retrieved 30 May 2016. On 29 May 2016, the national executive of the All India Jat Aarkshan Sangharsh Samiti held an emergency meeting, promulgating "Jat Nyay" (Jat Justice) rally in Haryana from 5 June, accusing Manohar Lal Khattar led government of failing to honour its promises towards the Jat community. As of 26 May 2016, troops of Central Armed Police Forces and Central Reserve Police Forces have been already put into positions in Haryana.
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"Bespoke People: Man of Change", Bespoke, Beirut, July 2008. As a businessman, Hlumelo has a reputation of not paying his employees or suppliers in a timely manner. His company, Circle Food Group (led by his colleague and friend Clive Rugara) faced lawsuits from suppliers and former employees for unethical business behavior. Former employees and service providers of Hlumelo Biko's companies have accused him of failing to honour salary and services payments for months since 2016. Financial challenges by Circle Food Group were the result of “poor leadership”, and Hlumelo and Clive Rugara failed to manage their businesses correctly and lacked basic ethics.
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During 2016, Gnanavel Raja became involved in a series of clashes with other filmmakers, effectively raising his profile as an individual in the film industry. In May 2016, he was briefly on a hunger strike protesting against the effects of piracy on his latest release, 24 (2016). The following month he called for a ban on future films by Karthik Subbaraj citing that the director had overshot the budget for Iraivi (2016) and that the film had showed producers in negative light. He later called out actor Sivakarthikeyan for failing to honour an acting commitment he had to Studio Green.
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The council never materialized, since Pope Hormisdas and Anastasius continued to be at loggerheads over the Acacian Schism. Neither were the deposed bishops returned to their sees. Seeing Anastasius failing to honour his promises, in late 515 Vitalian mobilized his army and marched again towards Constantinople.. Vitalian's army captured the suburb of Sycae (modern Galata) across the Golden Horn from the city and encamped there. The two magistri militum praesentalis, Patricius and John, were unwilling to engage their old friend Vitalian, thus Anastasius gave command of his forces to the former praetorian prefect of the East, Marinus, a trusted and influential aide.
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Kilwarlin's winnings in 1887 came to £5,090. At the end of the year an objection was raised by Merry Hampton's owner "Mr Abington" to Kilwarlin's St Leger victory on the grounds that he had been entered by his breeder, Mr Connolly who was on the "forfeit list" for failing to honour financial commitments. It was further alleged that the details of the horse's ownership had been falsified to conceal Connolly's involvement by a complicated series of transactions involving a "Mr McKenna" and a "C L Blake". Despite the charges Kilwarlin was allowed to keep the race.
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This is Putin's war, which was initiated by him, which has been supported by him, which is being implemented by him, and which can only be stopped by him. [...] Mr. Putin, along with the mainstream political class in Russia, is still living with a lot of nostalgia for the imperial past". The Major Archbishop of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Sviatoslav Shevchuk, stated that the signatories of the Budapest Memorandum were failing to honour their security assurances to Ukraine, which "has been attacked and needs such guarantees more than ever". In April 2014, historian Timothy D. Snyder wrote that Russia's foreign policy was "based openly upon the ethnicization of the world.
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In mid December 2015, he took part in the 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference. He succeeded in forming a new coalition between developed countries and developing countries called High Ambition Coalition.www.climatechangenews.comtheguardian.com: How the historic Paris deal over climate change was finally agreed (13 December 2015) The coalition of over 90 countries was credited with galvanising the conference around the goal of holding global temperatures to a 1.5 °C increase. DeBrum won the 2015 Right Livelihood Award in recognition of his "vision and courage to take legal action against the nuclear powers for failing to honour their disarmament obligations under the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and customary international law.".
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In 2006, Journet ruled that former Montreal city councillor Kettly Beauregard did not have a contract to work as former mayor Pierre Bourque's political assistant after the 2001 municipal election. Beauregard was Bourque's alternate candidate for a council seat in the election, and was obliged to stand down after Bourque was defeated in the mayoral contest. Beauregard worked for Bourque in 2002, but later sued him for failing to honour what she said was an oral promise for an assistant's job valued at $57,000 per year. Journet ruled that Beauregard's work was voluntary, as she was still being paid for the 1998–2002 council mandate that was cut short by the post-merger 2001 election.
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By this point, however, Georgian authority had effectively ceased in Abkhazia: Abkhazia took part in the Soviet referendum on 17 March 1991, which the rest of Georgia boycotted, while the non-Georgian population of the region (along with South Ossetia, another autonomous region of Georgia), in turn boycotted the referendum on independence on 9 April 1991. A power-sharing deal was agreed upon in August 1991, dividing electoral districts by ethnicity, with the 1991 elections held under this format, though it did not last. However, with the breakdown of the Gamsakhurida government in Georgia, and efforts by Eduard Shevardnadze to delegitimize Gamsakhurdia by failing to honour agreements he signed, and Abkhaz desires to utilize the ongoing Georgian Civil War, it fell apart. Thus on 23 July 1992, the Abkhaz Supreme Soviet re-instated the 1925 constitution, which had called Abkhazia a sovereign state, albeit one in treaty union with Georgia.
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The University of Cambridge had come round to Darwinism, and on Saturday 17 November the family attended the Senate House for a ceremony in which Darwin was awarded an honorary Doctorate of Laws in front of crowds of students, who strung a cord across the chamber with a monkey-marionette which was removed by a Proctor then replaced by a "missing link", a beribboned ring which hung over the crowd through the ceremony. Darwin entered to a roar of approval. The Public Orator gave his panegyric describing Darwin's work with purple Latin prose, to some good humoured heckling from the students, and distanced the dignitaries from "the unlovely tribe of apes" saying "'Mores in utroques dispares' – the moral nature of the two races is different". Emma had a headache, so she and Darwin let their boys to stand in for them at a dinner in his honour at which Huxley chided the university for failing to honour Darwin twenty years earlier.
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The firm today has operations in several countries across Southeast Asia and China, and regularly reports more than a billion US dollars in revenues. On January 20, The London Economic posted and an article saying that "Sinar Mas a poster child for the paper industry’s duplicity": COP25: the climate protection mirage But such deceptive behaviour by no means the exclusive privilege of the fossil fuel industry—and its prevalence in other industries must be tackled to avoid the most damaging consequences of climate change. The paper sector is an especially overlooked polluter. As a case in point, Indonesia’s biggest industry manufacturer, Sinar Mas Group’s Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) was recently hauled over the coals for failing to honour its flagship zero-deforestation policy. According to the Rainforest Action Network, the company’s CO2 emissions stood between 67 and 87 million tonnes in 2006, a figure exceeding the carbon footprint of 165 countries in the world.
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In late August 1999, Jojić accused the international military and civilian missions operating in Kosovo and Metohija (Kosovo Force (KFOR) and the United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK)) of failing to honour the terms of the United Nations Security Council Resolution 1244 on the breakaway province. He argued that Yugoslav authorities were justified in insisting on a Yugoslav army and Serbian police presence at the main border crossings, stating that over one hundred thousand guerrilla fighters had crossed the border from Albania into Kosovo."Yugoslav justice minister calls for army's return to Kosovo borders," British Broadcasting Corporation Monitoring European - Political, 17 August 1999 Source: Tanjug news agency, Belgrade, in Serbo-Croat 1233 gmt 27 Aug 99. He also accused the United States of America, the United Kingdom, and Germany of being accomplices in acts of violence directed against the Kosovo Serb population."Yugoslav justice minister says army could restore peace in Kosovo in five days," British Broadcasting Corporation Monitoring European - Political, 27 August 1999 (Source: Beta news agency, Belgrade, in Serbo-Croat 1305 gmt 27 Aug 99).
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