National Community Reinvestment Coalition

In turn, it affects reinvestment in exploration, development, and maintenance.

Alberta is in a positive fiscal situation, which has allowed for reinvestment in programs for seniors.

If the companies managers do their job, that reinvestment will boost the value of your shares to 10,450.

The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) that Obama passed barely three weeks after his inauguration was disappointing.

The (OCCS) is Ontario's main reinvestment under the National Child Benefit (NCB) initiative (see the Introduction to the present report).

Thus, China s continued reinvestment of its current account surplus in US government securities is of utmost important for US growth and financial stability.

Reductions in the maximum BCFB rates have allowed estimated total reinvestment expenditures for provincial child services (NCB initiatives) in 2003 2004 to increase to 303 million.

(p)bis. Further recognizing the need for increased investment in sustainable forest management, including through the reinvestment of revenues generated from the forest of reinvesting revenues generated from timber related trade back into the forest

The absence lack of integration means that the immediate profits to be earned from film distribution are not available to local producers, and this leads to a lack of reinvestment in a viable film making process in developing countries.

It is therefore refreshing to see a careful econometric study take on an assertion by Paul Krugman, perhaps the most influential left leaning US economist, that the Community Reinvestment Act of 1977 was irrelevant to the subprime boom. The CRA instructs federal financial supervisory agencies to encourage the institutions that they regulate to help the communities in which they are chartered to meet their credit needs, while also conforming to safe and sound standards.