However, if the bank achieves a stronger franchise and sound and consistent operating profits to RWA (above 2%), that
relevantly improve capitalization levels, ratings could be revised upward.
To maintain the effectiveness of its quality management system, Diyar Al Muharraq will continue in its endeavours to operate the business in accordance with the quality policy manual, which states the company's direction towards implementing business policies and processes as per
relevantly best practices.
Henrikh Mkhitaryan also tested Forster with a low drive from midfield, but thereafter Southampton improved - similarly to at Wembley in February, and perhaps
relevantly amid Jose Mourinho's complaints that his United team are tired.
Relevantly, Al-Ahly handball team qualified for the International Handball Federation Super Globe in Qatar next September after beating the defending champions Zamalek in the Africa Super Cup finale with a score of 29-23 on Wednesday.
It's pronounced "bry" as in "bribe" or, more
relevantly, "fry." Think of it as a kind of Hebraic French toast.
Recchia explained that in many countries life sciences remain a
relevantly new field of research and patents are filed in the very early stages by academic research institutes and start-up companies who have smaller budgets.
RAMALLAH, August 29, 2016 (WAFA)- Weather on Monday is
relevantly hot and sunny in daytime and pleasant in nighttime and temperatures are anticipated to remain slightly above the seasonal average, said Palestine Meteorological Department.
Though the tone of Rockets Versus Gravity is often
relevantly poignant, an underlying humor adds to the novel's appeal.
However, perhaps more
relevantly, the group still has trading losses of just over PS2 million, albeit well down on a loss of PS3.8 million to June 2014.
Tier 1 and total capital adequacy ratios
relevantly made 11.01% and 15.23%.
In a short space, he ranges widely, topically and
relevantly, and every word is food for thought.
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relevantly states that gain or loss attributable to the cancellation, lapse, expiration or other termination of a right or obligation with respect to property which is a capital asset in the taxpayer's hands shall be treated as gain or loss from a capital asset sale.