Of course, no fiscal rule can account for all contingencies.

But businesses establish lines of credit for future contingencies all the time, and they don t think there is anything humiliating about resorting to them when those contingencies come to pass.

The rules of procedure and the Guidelines do not directly address these contingencies.

In building a viable roster of qualified candidates, various contingencies must be considered.

And the penalty rate means that financial institutions can t profit from the investment behavior that left them illiquid and creates an incentive to take due care to guard against such contingencies in the future.

But businesses establish lines of credit for future contingencies all the time, and they don t think there is anything humiliating about resorting to them when those contingencies come to pass. And what, really, is so humiliating about borrowing from your own citizens?

Procedural contingencies in the event of an accident may be included in a protocol or in a referenced SOP.

Israel has an advanced social insurance system, protecting against major contingencies of income loss prevalent in a modern society.

A government s capacity and willingness to service its debt depend on an almost infinite number of present and future contingencies.

But it has yet to build a strong defense system that can respond effectively either to regional contingencies or to global needs.

Although, such scenarios may seem unlikely, it is the responsibility of the IMF to peer ahead and prepare for the worst contingencies.

The Advisory Committee notes that provisions are made under strategy IV for contingencies and forward pricing escalation (34.3 per cent of the estimated cost of the project).

Most people just pay off their mortgage, make the mandatory contributions to their state or private pension (if they have one), and keep some money for short run contingencies.

Yet, while the Chinese clearly understand these contingencies and are preparing themselves to deal with them diplomatically and militarily, the Kremlin remains myopically obsessed with the phantom threat of America.

Indeed, a constitution is by its nature an attempt to tame history, to make it follow the laws of man rather than its own logic, including unwelcome contingencies and the whims of fate.

In addition to providing a cushion for planning contingencies, the liquidity provision covers the cash flow imbalance that often occurs in the first quarter of the year, when disbursements can exceed receipts for regular resources.

(n) No provision is made in the General Fund for end of service entitlements or to meet contingencies under appendix D to the Staff Rules of UNIDO, as funds are provided for in the budget appropriations.

European history during the past 60 years makes clear that the most promising approach to meeting the challenge of national reconciliation and stability is not to focus on specific contingencies, but to establish procedures that encourage orderly change.

Short term needs associated with the disengagement plan are likely to include the pre positioning of supplies, food commodities and preparedness of emergency services, in anticipation of potential political or security contingencies during and immediately after Israeli withdrawal.

Other contingencies The move to the permanent accommodation for the offices of the United Nations agencies located in Bonn (the United Nations Campus ) may entail additional expenditures in 2006 or 2007 to cover the costs of relocation, furniture, fixtures and fittings.

No provision is made for such staff entitlements as repatriation, which will take place in the future or to meet contingencies under appendix D of the United Nations Staff Rules, as funds are provided in the budget appropriations as required.

To protect civilian populations in the event of contingencies involving weapons of mass destruction, the Alliance was ready to act as a clearing house to channel requests for assistance from allied or partner countries facing a major nuclear, biological or chemical incident.

Financial intermediary and auxiliary financial services

Financial reports and audited financial statements

Financial deregulation made London a global financial center.

The Financial Regulations apply to the financial period 2005 2006 and to subsequent financial periods.9

Power corrupts, and financial power corrupts the financial system.

Along the efficiency frontier of financial regulation, one needs to consider the tradeoff between financial innovation and financial stability.

Although, such scenarios may seem unlikely, it is the responsibility of the IMF to peer ahead and prepare for the worst contingencies. It is incumbent that such preparations, and the decisions that would follow, not be seen as having been influenced in any way by personal political considerations and ambitions.

Establishment of a financial investigation unit to monitor illicit financial transactions.

Financial provisions

Financial Hypocrisy

Financial overview

Financial resources.

Financial resources

Financial analysis

Financial transactions

Financial resources

Financial resources

Financial disclosures

Financial resources

Financial resources

Financial aspects

Financial responsibility

Financial aspects