WELL-MANAGED DEBT PROFILE While debt ratios are elevated, Fitch believes British Columbia's debt position is well-managed and compares favorably to that of provincial peers.
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"That has opened up a whole new set of opportunities of well managed companies, a bit like India, which does have some very well managed companies," Gilbert said.
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"We could potentially have less, well managed fisheries," he said.
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ABK's liquidity is well managed and liquidity risk remains contained.
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Inflation is consistently low and public finances are well managed.
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The bank's liquidity is well-managed and liquidity risk remains contained.
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The actual about $150M was a tightly and well managed cost.
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Regardless of the reason, the drivetrain's output is ruthlessly well-managed.
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To date, however Fitch believes these risks have been well managed.
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I hit my irons well, managed to get around the course.
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However, Fitch views Aegon's exposure to institutional funding as well-managed.
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CR Land's assets are well managed and provide steady rental income.
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He's notoriously private, exceptionally well-managed, and an enigma to many.
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She said most countries agree that well-managed migration produces good results.
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They're well managed, they're responsive to their customers, and they're market leaders.
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Well-managed livestock are key to regenerating healthy soil and storing carbon.
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TT: But-, but I think the-, the exit is being well-managed.
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But some of the regimes are well managed and balance their books.
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Sarah, despite the mysteriousness of his heartbeat, said his condition is well-managed.
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IT WAS A VERY EXCITING NUMBERFOR US. OUR EXPENSES HAVE BEENVERY WELL MANAGED.
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Its assets are well-managed and provide the company with steady rental income.
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Depression is still with me, though well managed with medication and regular exercise.
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Together they shared a quiet existence that was defined by well-managed expectations.
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So, I came forward in as carefully and well-managed fashion as I could.
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"We really like the company, it's very well managed in our view," she said.
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Filipinos like his authoritarian approach to crime and the economy is generally well managed.
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A fan since his teens, Lennon was anticipating the experience with well-managed awe.
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You are better off choosing a well-managed airline and airport to fly through.
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Well-managed forests can be a source of jobs and economic growth, he said.
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The ECB said that interest rate risk is well managed in most European banks.
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But there is real danger in talks that are not well managed and prepared.
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Beijing has concluded that the BRI needs to be clearly defined and well-managed.
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But a well-managed line of business doesn't try to subsist on sporadic breakthroughs.
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Kaloo said even well-managed, profitable companies in emerging markets are now being punished.
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Fitch views the banks as well-managed institutions, with experienced personnel and good depth.
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Overall, he concluded, the grounds had a well-managed medley of hardwoods and softwoods.
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Botswana's is a story of "well-managed good luck", says Keith Jefferis, a consultant.
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Its corners are gentle, and the temperature and humidity are well managed for speed.
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"Well managed, guys," Hamilton told his team on the radio on the cool-down lap.
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After all it represents a third of the world's growth and is extremely well managed.
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And we have a team that is very well managed by the chief of staff.
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A well-managed credit card can be an important step toward earning good credit scores.
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Well-managed farmland protects wildlife, controls floods, suppresses fires, and protects our water and wildlife.
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Quite simply, well-managed response to early trauma can improve outcomes for very young children.
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"They know that if this land is not well-managed, it will be destroyed," she said.
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I'm not sure how many people are out there whose bipolar disorder is so well-managed.
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In fact, the Chinese offshore wealth that is really offshore is very well managed by us.
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Smoked salmon is also fairly abundant, comes from well-managed fisheries, and is good for you.
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Foreign investment and overseas acquisitions, if well managed, are a more productive use of China's savings.
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She's bloody well managed to bottle how it feels to be a full, feeling human being.
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"Generali is a well-managed company with important Italian shareholders and we're not interested," he said.
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The best succeed because they are well-managed organisations with skilful teachers, high standards and high expectations.
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That makes it more important than ever that the detention centers be clean, safe, and well managed.
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In one of America's most Republican states, it is also bipartisan, well-managed and impeccably science-based.
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"It's a well-managed fishery but this is a warning bell about the future management," Atkinson said.
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In the UK, it reported "good" underlying sales and said stock was well-managed in the period.
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Their well-managed, diversified approach is something that a lot of investors could benefit from, Nadig added.
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"Their well-managed, diversified approach is something that a lot of investors could benefit from," Nadig added.
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"Their well-managed, diversified approach is something that a lot of investors could benefit from," Nadig added.
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Fitch views the group's hedging as well- managed and effective, insulating the group from unexpected FX movements.
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So, this uncertainty builds up anxiety and this uncertainty can be disastrous, if it's not well managed.
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The EU favours the second option, arguing that where fisheries are well-managed, subsidies are not harmful.
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The aquifers there are relatively well-managed to the point that they did provide resilience in the drought.
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The combined company, if it comes together, may well prove to be a well-managed and profitable conglomerate.
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But economists said the drop was likely temporary, citing strong auto sales and well-managed motor vehicle inventories.
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And there is a big literature on the positive growth effects of fiscal consolidation, if they're well managed.
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Here on the west coast we have some of the best wild, well-managed shellfish in the world.
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But Unilever is well managed and Kraft's probable changes—more debt, and cost-cutting—it can do itself.
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The main thing for markets is a well-managed, growing economy where the government lives within its means.
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" Well-managed reserves, he says, "can radiate a system of good governance over a very, very large area.
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MIT business researcher Andrew McAfee says we'd be better off putting our plastic waste into well-managed landfills.
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But he vehemently believes Americans should trash plastic waste by burying it underground in well-managed "modern" landfills.
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Upside potential is limited given the relatively higher risk, albeit well-managed, businesses in which it is involved.
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The evidence base for the benefits of well-managed flexible working arrangements is getting more and more compelling.
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Even when well-managed, people living with diabetes are at higher risk of dangerous complications from seasonal flu.
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So, here it is in black and white: We want to keep public land public and well-managed.
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The rating also reflects a relatively well-managed funding and liquidity position as well as above-average capitalisation.
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That decision was predicated on the assurance that the workers' pensions would be well managed and adequately funded.
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This is by far the greatest, most well managed, friendliest sports bar/restaurant I have ever been to.
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The merged Comcast-NBC Universal entity isn't doing anything special, but it's a well-managed business that makes money.
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But he says the company is well-managed, in good financial position, and worth far more than investors realize.
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In a well-managed forest, for instance, growth of young new trees will make up for losses through harvesting.
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To CNN's credit, the meeting was as well-managed, constructive and calm as could be expected, given the topic.
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And then you have other countries in Asia where you have department stores shopping malls that are well managed.
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People are wrong to assume that if an underlying condition is well managed with treatment, they're out of danger.
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And it's one of those things that cuts across so many areas that it's got to be well-managed.
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I would never advocate open borders and have made the case elsewhere for a well-managed system of immigration.
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Market risk is well-managed and controlled, but challenging markets such as Egypt and Bahrain create pressures on asset quality.
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That is, make sure that their pain is well managed, that their symptoms are under control, that they're not suffering.
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Analysts said the company's well managed costs and improvement in its Anthropologie brand in the current quarter were big positives.
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Regulatory Risks Well Managed: The ratings reflect Fitch's expectation of Baidu's continued healthy relationships with China's government and regulatory authorities.
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The Novartis drug was also associated with signals of potential liver and heart problems, although these issues were well managed.
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Today, leading forest products companies compete on environmental performance, winning business by proving their products come from well-managed forests.
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Contributing Opinion Writer NASHVILLE — To walk in any well-managed forest during November is to confront the inevitability of death.
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The bank remains a well-managed enterprise and has outperformed its peers in recent years under Stumpf, according to Mayo.
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"Our 2017 accounts reflect a solid performance and a strong, well-managed business," said Asda President and CEO, Roger Burnley.
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When it comes to animal fur, it can be well managed, using fur from animals bred in captivity for food.
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A three-bedroom beachfront apartment in a well-managed condominium goes for about 4.4 million rand ($305,000), Mr. Testa said.
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She wanted a one-bedroom apartment, with a separate living room and an updated kitchen, in a well-managed building.
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Conventional wisdom is that economic growth will improve and rising inflation will be well managed and contained by central banks.
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Not only does the group's founding family hold a large stake, it is generally considered to be well managed already.
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The great thing about living in the US is that we have very well-managed fisheries that is caught within quota.
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If you do find an apartment you like, do your due diligence to make sure that the building is well managed.
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So, it's a very effective, well managed capitalist, innovative environment, in a very orderly way within an environment that is turbulent.
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"But what was most alarming was a well-managed Facebook group I'm part of called 'Expat Women in Korea,'" Chavez added.
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Some entrepreneurs fail for forgivable reasons—in industries such as steel, commodity-price swings can up-end even well-managed firms.
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With the top down, wind is well managed so long as you keep windows up and the wind deflector in place.
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The person said TEB was funded locally with deposits and equity and was a well-managed bank with systematically healthy profits.
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Meanwhile, a well-managed and maintained mainframe is the most secure computing infrastructure available, requiring much less protection from outside attack.
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While it outwardly projects the image of a well-managed, conservation-focused sport industry, behind closed doors, a different scene unfolds.
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But this is boring stuff, and it largely got ignored, just as Obama's responsible, well-managed Twitter feed is routinely ignored.
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Not only do people want their food to look and taste good, they expect the whole experience to be well-managed.
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Strong, well-managed companies rise up and replace failures, producing a more competitive economy that benefits everyone over the long run.
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JV cash flows are well-managed, and investments in new JV investments are mainly funded by excess cash from mature JVs.
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Even heavy users of streaming services can potentially be profitable customers if the underlying economics of rights payments are well managed.
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As a well-managed company, Schroders increases operational efficiency to reduce costs, while using its financial strength to reinvest in future growth.
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One way to do this is by investing in cities: well-managed cities can lead to economic growth, according to the report.
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"Eating products from well-managed fisheries benefits the environment in many ways," explains Togue Brawn of Maine-based scallop supplier Downeast Dayboat.
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He likes United Technologies, Target, and U.S. Bancorp, saying that they're all well-managed, quality companies with greater-than-average cyclical exposure.
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Liquidity risk is reasonably well managed, despite significant balance sheet concentrations, because lumpy placements are covered with related asset exposures and liquidity.
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"Beyond that, it is also important to ensure that all health problems are well managed prior to pregnancy," Gossett said by email.
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It is unquestionable that poorly managed trophy hunting can negatively impact lion populations, and it is imperative that hunting is well managed.
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"As chancellor, I will do everything to ensure that this country is well managed in the difficult weeks to come," she added.
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A well-managed camp, the working group members say, is far less likely to run short of cash and overwork its elephants.
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If they don't, they might respond poorly to the question, "Was your pain well-managed in the hospital?" on patient satisfaction surveys.
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They have based their opposition to the immigration restrictionists in terms of identity politics rather the economic benefits of well-managed immigration.
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To ease the pain, the government is spending 3% of GDP recapitalising well-managed banks and compensating Russians with savings in bad ones.
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In 2017, America is contending with a world whose challenges would be excruciatingly difficult even for the most experienced and well-managed administration.
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These two companies were quite well managed — they were initiated by Australian companies but taken over by China in the last few years.
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A well-managed transition can support the most vulnerable, protect workers, and create good jobs while reducing poverty and addressing discrimination and inequality.
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The fact is that the United States does not have a comprehensive, cohesive, well-managed and broadly targeted monitoring, negotiating and enforcement effort.
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He has been so well managed since his yearlong drug suspension that it was startling to see Rodriguez slip and say something unscripted.
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He had a colt-like awkwardness about him, with arms and legs that looked just a bit too long to be well managed.
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This has a climate benefit as well because forests (especially well-managed ones) absorb much of the carbon dioxide released into the atmosphere.
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Most analysts think that well-managed luxury brands with enduring popularity and high margins should be able to withstand the short-term volatility.
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Mark Malloch-Brown, a former Labour government minister and an independent member of Britain's upper house of parliament, described it as "well-managed".
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Down the line, these children are also at an increased risk for liver damage, particularly if their gluten-free diet isn't well managed.
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Although it is true a well coordinated, well managed and an all-out offensive is required, it has to also implement psychological warfare.
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"Diversity has to be well-managed for it to be a benefit to creative potential, to problem-solving, to better performance," she says.
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It will sell only about a quarter of ENPPI, which is healthy and well-managed, with 19% growth in profits, reaching $64m last year.
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"The company is not well managed," said Brian Wieser, a senior research analyst at Pivotal Research Group with a sell rating on Facebook's stock.
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"You tend to have companies that are well managed, that are gaining more of a global perspective, and have diversified revenue streams," he said.
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The next phase will require a well-managed transitional justice process, a concerted effort to address the country's entrenched inequality and new approach to counternarcotics.
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This goes beyond our club—we want to safeguard the whole industry, so that safe, well-managed venues are celebrated rather than treated as scapegoats.
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Well managed, these public lands could extend the buffer zone available for housing developments downhill and provide much-needed recreational space for park-starved Angelenos.
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Read More Three incredible facts about the market's horrible run VF has demonstrated a history of well-managed supply chains and brand marketing, she said.
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He values loyalty to the executive above all, and therefore sees family, who are tied together by blood, as essential to a well-managed enterprise.
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To what extent is it fair is subject to debate, but we think the current alliance is very well managed and has a very good balance.
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"We recognize how crucial it is for the environmental and social and impacts to be well managed, particularly in this era of fast fashion," it wrote.
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This is due to the well-managed companies streamlining agricultural and industrial operations allowing them to take advantage of higher prices to deleverage and increase liquidity.
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It ran for a number of months and was clearly well-managed as the group was able to open an office and appear at multiple events.
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Better recovery expectations by preserving the business model, as opposed to liquidating its balance sheet, reflect Moto's structurally cash-generative business and well-managed franchise portfolio.
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Most research suggests that companies that are well-managed and have a longer-term perspective do better anyway and are able to manage their quarterly reports.
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"Brexit uncertainty is not helpful, but there is useful disclosure here and the risks look to be well-managed and mitigated," Jefferies analyst Martin Deboo said.
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That may explain why, in our experience, the lines at Reagan National Airport are relatively well managed, especially the PreCheck lanes used by members of Congress.
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"It was a pretty well-managed game on both ends," said Jason Heyward, one of the Cubs hitters walked intentionally by the Dodgers in the eighth.
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The Auckland exposures are well-managed by the banks, however, with serviceability of borrowers measured at a minimum interest rate well above current fixed-rate mortgages.
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And across industries, I've found, more and more of the most compelling opportunities are at companies that dominate their fields — global, profitable, well managed, technologically adept.
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The company's cost base is well-managed and cost efficiency metrics are adequate, including the company's compensation/net revenue ratio of 44% in 2015 (target 5303%-49%).
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Equally, well-managed trophy hunting can benefit lion populations, as seen on conservancies in Zimbabwe and Namibia, the only two African countries with increasing wild lion populations.
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While well-managed redistribution at a national level could dampen the overall effects of regional divergence, the geography of weak areas makes this solution difficult to implement.
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The optimistic scenario is that well-managed fintech firms will bring much-needed competition and efficiency to China's sclerotic banking system, and profit handsomely while at it.
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Instead, he advised investors to pay more for shares of well-managed, high-quality companies with good long-term prospects than bet their portfolios on penny stocks.
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In the early 1990s, the internet was one of the best examples of a well-managed commons, with no one controlling it and everyone benefiting from it.
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"There is so much opportunity," said Wheeler, whose finance team is evaluating numerous merger targets with well-managed fleets and revenue of $21 million to $2100 million.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. agencies on Friday eased the rules for examinations of well-managed small banks, allowing them to be inspected every 18 months instead of annually.
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"The company sees opportunities to automate records for complex products that currently require significant manual effort to ensure they are well managed," a Rolls-Royce spokesman said.
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"This is why some clans are improvising zoning - to ensure pasture is well managed and that each member enjoys grazing rights peacefully at their territory," he said.
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A well-managed Interior Department — one that puts the public good ahead of fossil fuel and mining industry demands — can be a boon to the entire country.
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Well-managed trophy hunting "would not have an adverse effect on the species, but can further efforts to conserve the species in the wild," the agency concluded.
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Is there an example that exists of a mass transit system that is both well-managed and financed, and where the commuters come first and politics last?
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Other investors took comfort in ValueAct's presence on the board, because, after all, that had to mean Valeant was being well managed and Pearson was being watched.
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Ex-FX ad revenue growth was 35 percent year over year, down versus 38 percent in the second quarter of 2018, which we see as well managed deceleration.
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Nestled in the mountains of Italy's wealthy Lombardy region, Popolare di Sondrio is widely regarded as a well-managed bank and a sought-after merger partner, bankers say.
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Namely, the OCC determined that CBNA no longer meets the specific conditions to own a financial subsidiary, that the bank must be both well-capitalized and well-managed.
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"It's one of these decisions that, if it's well managed, could be helpful," says Heidi Larson, director of the Vaccine Confidence Project and lead author of the survey.
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Fears that the boardroom coup would drag down a comparatively well-managed institution in a sector marred by political meddling and cronyism now appear to have been justified.
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Samsung has always packed in more features than stock Android, and while a lot of these aren't new in One UI, they're all well managed and neatly designed.
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However, the parliament voted against a proposal to decrease the amount of credits from well-managed forests, which absorb carbon dioxide, that may be used to offset emissions.
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Cramer has repeatedly classified Chipotle as "a very well-managed company" that was as good a candidate as any to pull itself out of its post-outbreak lows.
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Profitability ratios have been consistent and stable during recent years mainly due to a growing loan portfolio base, ample interest margins and well managed credit and operational costs.
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Liquidity is well-managed, but with some dependence on central bank facilities to cover contingencies in 2016, although this was no longer the case at end-March 103.
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Put simply, federal agencies cannot fulfill the political directives of Congress or the president without a well-trained and well-managed workforce in place to do the job.
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The country is solid, he said, its economy is recovering for a second straight year and Intesa is proof that a well-managed Italian bank can make money.
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It will become easier for well-managed state governments to forget the budget discipline needed to resist debt, particularly once they find themselves bailing out profligate spending states.
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Defensive Market Position: Fitch believes Abans' strong brand portfolio, extensive dealer network and well-managed inhouse hire-purchase book will help defend the company's market position during a downturn.
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The state needs to get its act together, though, because the evolution toward distributed energy is inevitable, and if it isn't well-managed, it could be a humanitarian nightmare.
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The largest bounce came in 1992 for Bill Clinton, who rode a well-managed convention and news of Ross Perot's withdrawal from the race to a 13.5-point boost.
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The importance of a stable food supply for national security may justify a well-managed farm safety net, but it certainly does not justify our current farm-support system.
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Though unusual, epilepsy can be fatal Even for people with well-managed epilepsy, it's important to be aware that seizures can lead to fatal complications,, like injuries and drowning.
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Front Burner The West Coast albacore tuna fishery is so well managed in the Pacific that it gets a green light from the Monterey Bay Aquarium's Seafood Watch program.
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LIQUIDITY Well-Managed Debt Structure: Wesfarmers has a well-laddered debt maturity profile, utilising several sources, including capital market issuance (domestic, US and Euro bonds) and bank bilateral facilities.
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"Malakal is well managed by the government, which is now functioning," he said, adding that the city had already seen a slight population growth over the past two years.
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Even a well-managed farm could see its DSCR slip into a worrisome range this year if crop receipts decline by 10%, a realistic scenario given Saskatchewan's drought, Snyder said.
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Their measured response amounts to an experiment, based on the practical calculation that well-managed migration can lead to positive outcomes for both the displaced and the host country's economy.
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Miftah Ismail, Pakistan's de facto finance minister, last month told Reuters that his country will not need another bailout as exports are increasing and foreign reserves are being well managed.
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VCs will be patient and will back companies with strong business ideas and a clear path to market – so well-managed firms will find the funding they need to scale.
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Instead, the "Mad Money" host advised investors to pay more for shares of well-managed, high-quality companies with good long-term prospects than bet their portfolios on penny stocks.
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Although the world is largely moving away from smoking cigarettes, Cramer said that Philip Morris has been very well managed, with its stock rallying over 30 percent year-to-date.
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The rating also reflects DHFL's well-managed asset quality and low credit costs in line with its low loan-loss history, despite having a customer profile that is potentially riskier.
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His visits to Saudi Arabia, Israel, the Vatican, Belgium and Italy were well managed by the White House and effectively advanced some key foreign policy goals for the new administration.
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Meantime, growing online businesses must be accompanied by a right-sized and well-managed store base in order to maintain profits, and Bed Bath & Beyond has struggled with that, too.
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America's national parks are some of the most beloved places on earth, but protection for these places can only be assured when their adjacent lands are well-managed and protected.
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Epilepsy can be well-managed, but it comes with the risk of sudden unexpected death in epilepsy, or SUDEP, which may be due to seizures causing breathing or heart issues.
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The "Mad Money" host expects good numbers from the Indra Nooyi-run PepsiCo because it is well managed and deals in one of the strongest parts of the supermarket: snacks.
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Still, the living-will issue is the latest black eye for Wells Fargo, which was only a few months ago was considered one of the nation's most well-managed banks.
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Mining companies are "exceptionally" well-managed and have balance sheets verging on net cash, Tevfik said, adding that the reason for that was due to China's relatively strong growth rate.
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Well-managed livestock farming could reduce global warming while protecting farmers from the economic impact of animal losses as a result of climate shocks and stresses, according to the ILRI.
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And many, many Westerners support conservation and wildlife refuges and wilderness protections — in part because well-managed public lands often earn more money through tourism and recreation than through resource extraction.
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Well-managed eucalyptus plantations are not the biggest danger—much worse are ill-managed ones with lots of underbrush and fallen wood, and the impromptu forests that grow on abandoned farms.
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We can learn from the internet—its successes and failures—to create a generative and well-managed ecosystem in space as we grow into our responsibility as stewards of the Anthropocosmos.
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In addition, the Budget seeks to reduce or end direct funding for international organizations whose missions do not substantially advance US foreign policy interests, are duplicative, or are not well-managed.
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"If this diversity is not well managed, it will be a weak point and increase confusion over the government's work," Nizar Makni, columnist with Tunisia's influential Arabic language daily Assabeh, wrote.
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Whether Americans want a big or small government, or have disagreements about what government should or should not be doing, they deserve a well-managed enterprise that serves the public good.
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A well-managed eel fishery is critical to the health of the rivers and streams they swim in, said U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Deputy Chief of Law Enforcement Ed Grace.
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"It's really concerning news that a company as well managed as Macy's is having such a tough time growing sales," said Burt Flickinger, managing director at retail consultancy Strategic Resource Group.
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There's a lot of demand right now for these products because they are they've just gotten so good and they're so well managed I'm extremely proud of the team that runs it.
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Growing, collecting, transporting and processing the crops will have a carbon footprint, but advocates believe that if the process is well managed, BECCS can be an important tool in removing atmospheric CO2.
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In general, thalassemia can be well-managed with blood transfusions and chelation therapy which removes excess iron from the body with drugs, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Even better, a well-managed credit card may help you to establish better credit and potentially give you a chance tap into some attractive rewards for purchases you needed to make anyway.
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" Last week the acting secretary of homeland security described allegations that children in the Clint facility had gone unfed and unwashed as "unsubstantiated" and the facility itself as "clean and well managed.
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In the absence of a functioning federal government, how the crisis plays out will depend in large part on whether you live in a well-managed state or a poorly managed one.
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Because of repeated sacrifices made by American fishermen working with NOAA over the past 40 years, the United States now has the most robust and well-managed wild fisheries in the world.
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Well managed privately administered Medicaid plans do an excellent job, however, of ensuring a standard of health to the millions of Americans who qualify for it, and do it relatively cost-effectively.
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"The deployment of soldiers, if not well managed, risks leading to unfortunate human rights abuses, which could tarnish the reputation of the company and the supply chain for Congolese cobalt," it said.
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An infrastructure program — thoughtfully conceived and well managed to avoid boondoggles and wasteful spending — would produce significant productivity gains for the economy and improve quality of life for tens of millions of Americans.
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"Prohibiting the sale of shark fins from the well-managed and highly-regulated U.S. fishery is a net negative for global shark conservation," said Shaun Gehan, an attorney representing the Sustainable Shark Alliance.
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The change approved by the Federal Reserve and other U.S. bank regulators will apply to around 617 "well-capitalized and well-managed" banks and savings associations with less than $1 billion in assets.
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"A big part of being 'The City of Music' is having well-managed venues [like The Showbox] that are run by professional people that artists rave about," said Welles, The Showbox's house manager.
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The report was intended to reassure the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization that those risks were well managed and that the reef should not be placed on an "in danger" list.
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The situation calls for an actor's ingenuity: a well-managed entrance, an efficiency of motion, a monologue shaped and smoothed by repetition and timed to last from one subway stop to the next.
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In one direction, "flames [lick] the roadside," as they did for Eli; the other direction is lined with healthy, well-managed forests, rather than ticking time bombs waiting to go up in smoke.
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Indeed, I would communicate comfort with core inflation rates of 2-1/2 percent, as long as there is no obvious upward momentum and the path back towards 2 percent can be well managed.
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He noted that "being a part of well-managed professional crypto pump groups like Crypto Callz is just getting early info on a coin" and wasn't worried about Telegram cracking down on such efforts.
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This risk is being well-managed by law enforcement at all levels, supported by recent homeland security programs to combat violent extremism by providing resources to communities to put in place local prevention efforts.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Fitch's affirmation of Allied World's ratings reflects the company's underwriting profitability in the current softened reinsurance market, solid capitalization, well-managed reserve risk, and modest reduction of higher-risk invested assets.
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"So imagine what used to be a job pushing the trolley is now changed to a robotic technician or robotic engineer to make sure these AGVs are well-managed and well-serviced," Leong said.
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And while the military services would always like more troops, equipment, and training, our current level of spending is more than adequate and, if well managed, will ensure that our armed forces remain "awesome".
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Singer's rating reflects its strong market leadership, extensive product and brand portfolio across different price points and a well-managed hire purchase (HP) business, which gives its business model more stability across economic cycles.
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The path forward for this industry includes a transparent sourcing, showcasing the well-managed woodlands of Appalachia and the virtues of choosing forest products that support the region's rich biodiversity, beauty and rural economies.
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Indeed, I would communicate comfort with core inflation rates of 2-1/2 percent, as long as there is no obvious upward momentum and the path back toward 2 percent can be well managed.
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So, if the account has been paid on time and has a low balance-to-limit ratio, your scores could benefit from the addition of the well-managed account to your credit reports.5.
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"The shutdown of the facility was well managed and we anticipate production to restart as conditions in the surrounding area return to normal over the coming weeks," Chief Executive Paul Waterman said in a statement.
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The governments of Namibia, Zimbabwe, Zambia and South Africa assert that well-managed hunting can help preserve the herds by channeling profits into conservation, and protect ecosystems from the destructive power of large elephant populations.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Fitch's affirmation of ACGL's ratings reflects the company's reasonable financial leverage, very strong fixed charge coverage, diversified market position in both insurance and reinsurance lines, solid capitalization and well-managed reserve risk.
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Researchers investigated whether it was possible for SSA to become self-sufficient by closing its cereal yield gap (the greatest potential yield from a crop that is being well managed vs its actual, current yields).
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Companies like Google, Tesla, and Uber are aiming to disrupt conventional car companies from three different directions, and history suggests that even very well-managed companies struggle to cope effectively with this kind of threat.
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The senior officials called for "well managed propaganda and instruction, as well as opinion guidance," suggesting that the government may step up censorship after a surge of reporting and online commentary critical of the government.
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Several parts of the FCA target regulatory relief for strongly capitalized and well-managed banks, such as a proposal to exempt banks from many regulations should they exceed a 5003% or higher financial leverage ratio.
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Another one, it had a little bit of pop with the Saudi situation, but basically WPX Energy, well-managed – I think this Rick Muncrief has done an excellent job managing the affairs of the company.
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On the plus side, the OIG report said that NASA's artifact identification and storage practices had significantly improved since the Apollo era, and concluded that "historic real property"—meaning NASA buildings and facilities—were well-managed.
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A well-managed and structured wealth fund would also go some way to cutting down on susceptibility to corruption, a problem that plagues the current systems of forcing companies to give equity stakes to local investors.
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"So on an all-on basis, with earnings expected to grow by 10 percent year over year, we think that the environment is still very well poised for well-managed, strong-balance sheet companies," he noted.
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International experts on peace processes generally believe that this has been a well managed process and these terms were necessary to secure a deal as the FARC like the IRA had been weakened but not defeated.
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"Democrats and Republicans have long agreed that small, well-managed banks shouldn't be bogged down with needless red tape," said Senator Sherrod Brown, the top Democrat on the Senate Banking Committee in a statement to Reuters.
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Fortunately, there is hope for the wild salmon that inhabit Bristol Bay, a relatively pristine fishery off Alaska that so far has remained unharmed and is well managed by the Alaska Department of Fish and Game.
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Read more: This 28-year-old makes $500,000 every month playing 'Fortnite' — here's how he does itWhile his rise to stardom seemed sudden, it's also the product of hard work, dedication, and a well-managed brand.
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The report was meant to reassure Unesco that the risks to the reef were being well managed under a 35-year plan Australia produced last year outlining measures to limit sediment, chemical runoff and other threats.
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In general, however, the bars at BST are pretty well managed, and the queues very orderly, which on one hand pleases dads, but on the other robs them of their important and much needed reason to complain.
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"What we have shown is that in those patients who already have their cholesterol well managed, that we can lower that risk by another 25 percent and lower the risk of death by 20 percent," he said.
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The rollout will be modeled on the seamless presentation in January 2017 of the President's first Supreme Court nominee, Neil Gorsuch, in what was undeniably one of his most successful and most well-managed moments as President.
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Some will opine that trade penalties would be ineffective or that if not well managed, the countries could slide into a costly trade war that would spill over into other areas, such as cooperation on North Korea.
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" In 2014, the doctors said they had access to the government facilities that were clean and well managed at the time, but De la Rosa said CBP has told them this time that "it is not current policy.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS IDRS, NATIONAL RATINGS AND VIABILITY RATING (VR) The affirmation of BSP's IDR and VR with the Stable Outlook reflects its stable credit profile that is underpinned by its well-managed asset quality and healthy capitalisation.
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During the earnings call, Mayer made the case that Yahoo had made strides since she took over as CEO, arguing that its declining business had been well managed while building new areas that will eventually lift the company.
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In a policy innovation, countries with high emissions from agriculture may offset these against a limited amount of credits from well-managed farmland or forests, which absorb carbon dioxide - a provision criticized as a loophole by green groups.
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The early days of the internet were an amazing example of people and organizations from a variety of sectors coming together to create a global commons that was self-governed and well-managed by those who built it.
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"If you're buying a real tree, it's best to buy one that comes from somewhere near you, from a well-managed forest, and not from far away because of the transportation and the associated carbon emissions," she says.
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"Banco Popular has behaved more like a savings bank rather than a proper well managed (private) bank," said investor Miguel Vazquez Garcia, referring to institutions that had to be bailed out during the country's banking crisis in 2012.
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Google has never been particularly successful in its many efforts to break into social media and this underscores that, while also helping it steer away from the fact that many of these forums are not always well managed.
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Because children may have a harder time eliminating gluten from their diets, they may also require long-term follow-up to support good nutrition habits and check for complications that can develop when the disease isn't well managed.
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It would be years before my particular suite of mental illnesses was "well managed," in large part to my own resistance to taking medication, but that bit of understanding in a dark waiting room was a really big thing.
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Today's announcement also takes the form of a letter from Byrne, in which he said he "came forward in as carefully and well-managed fashion" as he could, but that it still had a detrimental effect on the company.
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It was among the best-performing stocks in London immediately after Britain voted in 2016 to leave the European Union, partly because the firm is seen as well managed with good relationships with governments, one UK fund manager said.
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WILLEM OOSTERVELDStrategic analystThe Hague Centre for Strategic Studies* As your leader on the migrant crisis rightly points out, a well-managed and EU-wide approach is the only way Europe will be able to respond to the current situation.
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"Clearly, urbanization is not well managed in some regions, but it's difficult to make it (the New Urban Agenda) binding," the official told the Thomson Reuters Foundation on condition of anonymity in order to speak freely about the summit.
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Brent James, a nationally known health care quality expert who spent most of his career at Intermountain Healthcare in Utah, said a competent, well-managed hospital system should be able to expand bed capacity by 30 to 50 percent.
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Columbia was not considered well-managed; an internal study by distinguished professors faulted the university for the erosion of standards in some departments, a loss of pre-eminence in social sciences and a growing paucity of elite faculty talent.
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Like most American universities, however, Harvard is not very well-managed both because its structure is highly decentralized and because asking professors to be deeply involved in the management of a large and complicated institution is a terrible idea.
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And the White House proposals offers no specific ideas on how to pay for this modest investment, making only vague suggestions that Congress ought to consider hacking an equal amount out of existing infrastructure programs it believes are not well managed.
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Cramer, host of "Mad Money," said investing in the cheap and steady Intel, the well-managed Broadcom, the recently downtrodden Advanced Micro Devices or the similarly pressured Texas Instruments were all good ways to play the turn in the chipmakers.
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LONDON (Reuters) - South Africa's push to set up a sovereign wealth fund (SWF) seems like a stretch for a country with few resources to spare, but precedents show a well-managed seed fund could help attract and focus foreign investment.
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True, the difference between well-managed countries, like Colombia and Peru, and those that made mistakes is significant: rates of economic growth of 2-3% and inflation of 2-7% feel much better than recessions and inflation of over 10%.
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Some leaked text and voice chats allegedly show that the sub-Reddit was not very well managed (and R0ugeW0lf has since nuked his Reddit and Twitter presence), so a change of the moderating guard might have been called for either way.
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"As long as the estate is well-managed – and they don't go for a quick hit by doing something like selling his publishing rights – it will produce income into [what would have been] his great-grandchildren's years without any problems."
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" Adding, "As long as the estate is well-managed – and they don't go for a quick hit by doing something like selling his publishing rights – it will produce income into [what would have been] his great-grandchildren's years without any problems.
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"Free movement boosts growth, helps businesses find the skills they need and gives everyone the opportunity to make the best use of their talents – but it needs to be well managed," EU Employment Commissioner Marianne Thyssen said, announcing Thursday's decision.
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As someone who lives with mental illness (specifically, a well-managed case of obsessive-compulsive disorder, or OCD), it's frustrating to watch when the behavior of celebrities grappling with their mental health is treated as fodder for the celebrity gossip mill.
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"There is no process control, plant operators are not well trained, data is not well managed or trended, just reported to the state," Gnagy, the water process and quality manager for Veolia, wrote in a work summary dated February 12, 2015.
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"We believe industry fundamentals such as the age of the vehicle fleet, well-managed inventory levels, firm used-car pricing, good credit availability and low fuel prices will support higher industry sales in 2000," said G. Mustafa Mohatarem, G.M.'s chief economist.
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New York wants to be the first city in the country to have a well designed and well managed congestion pricing system, but the new proposed plan—which would target not just taxi drivers, but everyone—has garnered both support and fierce opposition.
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Afterward, I was sore, and that car journey back to London a few days post-op wasn't fun, but with well-managed meds, I was up and walking around the day after surgery, and able to breastfeed and look after the baby.
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Well-managed firms should be able to defend themselves; they may even benefit from the new age of activism, which obliges managers to refine their strategies, boards to be on the ball and firms to stay close to all of their shareholders.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Hundreds of thousands of Rohingya Muslims who have fled violence in Myanmar are "at the mercy" of human traffickers, the United Nations migration agency warned on Wednesday, saying well-managed refugee camps were needed to reduce the risk.
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In a similar way, quantitative-investing models set aside the traditional human analyst's qualitative search for "great, well-managed companies with a strong growth record" in favor of relative-valuation scores, a stock's volatility profile and a stress-tested forecast of margin resilience.
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If the facility invests at least $10 million a year for its first 10 years, experts project an increase in titled, protected and well-managed community and indigenous tropical forests of more than 40 million hectares, an area roughly the size of Sweden.
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" Blackstone said it shares the U.N.'s "concern about the chronic undersupply of housing in major metropolitan centers around the world" and that Blackstone "has contributed to the availability of well managed rental housing by bringing significant capital and expertise to the sector.
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That means an extra 2.5 billion people moving into cities, many of them in Africa and Asia, creating an enormous strain on land and infrastructure and with the potential to leave billions of people living in squalor if urbanization isn't well managed.
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"If you think about how some people have type 1 diabetes but it's really well managed, that may come up as an important detail, but it's not really something that impacts their lives or would impact a partner's life necessarily," Stewart says.
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In large part, the presidential campaign has properly focused on the anxiety of American workers and families over their economic future, and a large and well managed program of rebuilding our country can provide a good deal of the answers to these anxieties.
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However, even the most well managed mental illness has flare-ups, during which I find it difficult to get out of bed, am plagued with suicidal thoughts or am so panicked that I need to take medication to calm my heart rate.
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Next week, the Fed will run a more consequential round of stress tests, known as the Comprehensive Capital Analysis and Review, in which the regulator will decide whether banks are sufficiently strong and well-managed to warrant their dividend and buyback plans.
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The rights of migrants and the need for safe, well-managed migration policies are included in the set of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) adopted unanimously by the U.N. member nations in 2015, and the U.N is planning an international conference on migration late next year.
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Peru continues to be a well-managed economy, and Colombia's peace deal with rebel group FARC should go a long way in helping its economy stabilize, while reforms in Brazil, if done properly, will be a boon to the country and the region overall.
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"We view the new post-split Xerox as a more focused, well-managed document technology company, with significant potential to expand OM [operating margin], and a long-term strategy to offset decline in overall print spend," equity analyst Kulbinder Garcha wrote in a note to clients.
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For the record, Eric's diabetes, which he's had since he was 3, is controlled, but even well-managed diabetes can result in scary moments of one's sugar being too low or too high, or at least that's what everyone on those forums writes to each other.
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A different view is that federal officials are deploying smarter, more efficient, more effective regulation of industry operations, onshore and offshore — which will work best to ensure the safe and well-managed energy development America needs for economic growth and national security, today and well into the future.
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"A well-designed and well-managed hydropower plant that fits into the local ecosystem and is operated with an eye on fish and other wildlife, can make a great contribution to the energy transformation with relatively small impact," R. Andreas Kraemer of Ecologic Institute in Berlin, told me.
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For example, the experts were asked whether elections were well managed, whether votes were counted fairly, whether boundaries for candidates' districts were set fairly, whether newspapers provided balanced election news, if ballot boxes were secure, and whether women had equal opportunities to run for office, among many other issues.
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Unintended "bycatch'" in the West Coast groundfish fishery has gone from around 20 percent to under 5 percent under the new management system, and in 2014 the Marine Stewardship Council certified the fishery as sustainable and well-managed, noting that it was the most diverse and complex fishery it had ever assessed.
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I'm still able to make games now because my Crohn's disease is fairly well managed; but if I can't pay for my infusions I run the risk of having to go into a hospice for fairly extended stays, that might be too costly for me to even continue doing what I love to do.
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" Even the U.S. Fish and Wildlife service has published documents echoing pro-hunting organizations' claims that "well managed and sustainable trophy hunting is consistent with and contributes to species conservation as it provides both livelihood opportunities for rural communities and incentives for habitat conservation and generates benefits which can be invested for conservation purposes.
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The Fed said that all of the nation's very biggest banks — Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citigroup, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan Chase — passed the second round of the central bank's "stress tests," which gauge whether financial institutions have enough capital and are sufficiently well-managed to continue lending during periods of financial upheaval.
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Cross said that in light of the many Brexit-related licence applications, it was also essential that outsourcing by Irish domiciled funds of activities like stock-picking is "very well managed" by the funds The central bank will conduct on-site inspections to see if its rules on fund governance are being implemented properly.
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Another study conducted by IUCN and the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) also found that legal, regulated and well-managed hunting generates critically needed incentives and revenue for government, private, and community landowners to maintain and restore wildlife as a land use and carry out conservation actions, including anti-poaching interventions.
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Well-managed inpatient psychiatric hospital care is an important component of a robust mental health support system, but only when paired with programs like supportive housing, universal mental health care, and access to assertive community treatment (daily, individualized, care inside a person's home and community that focuses on long-term sustainable life success as well as directly treating active mental health symptoms).
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