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The bank is justified in dishonoring a cheque for insufficiency (inadequacy, shortage, shortfall) of funds in his customer's account.

One of the ways Greece is trying to make up its budget shortfall is to lower the pay floor for those who were just joining the workforce.

THIS would seem to be the week when economists argue that a shortfall in investment is the main problem with the American economy.

But he could still get injured - and if he did, Arsenal would be unable to make up the goals shortfall from any other source.

It still isn't known to regulators if any shortfall is the result of money being deliberately diverted by the company, the official said.

The implication was that there was no meaningful shortfall in client funds.

Sony is trying to rectify that shortfall by lining up expensive new installments of its "Spider-Man" and "Men in Black" series.

I had to dip into it a couple of times over the initial months but since then, the shortfall has been replenished.

The deals limited competition and required the state to make up the company's shortfall if it failed to earn a 15% return on capital.

Pig organs are of a similar size to human organs, and some scientists hope they might be used to help meet the shortfall.

But even then it was unlikely to be enough to make up the current shortfall in power.

It remains to be seen how much, if any, of the shortfall will be made up by increased production from Saudi Arabia and others.

A commercially hosted UHF payload was one of the solutions described to mitigate the shortfall in UHF capability.

He did not heed the warning signs as household savings fell, a current-account deficit persisted and a budget shortfall emerged.

Porsche racked up more than $12 billion in debt trying to takeover VW, leaving the company with a rather large $3. 5 billion cash shortfall.

Not since the euro was created has there been such a big shortfall and there appear to be several factors at work.

The actual cash shortfall is usually not that important: the borrower can simply raise the additional money at a later date.

Similarly a shortfall in a given year can be made up in the following year.

The extra money is needed to help plug an estimated shortfall of $400m a year in the IMF's current income and expenses by 2010.

In such a scheme, friends and neighbours have to make up the shortfall if someone can't pay.

With credit markets fragile, 39% of this shortfall is being met by state-guaranteed bonds or help from the Bank of England.

But the world's immediate problem is a dramatic shortfall in demand across the globe and that will not be righted by exchange-rate shifts.

By pooling risky loans and tranching their cash flows, triple A-rated assets could be synthetically generated to make up for the shortfall.

The questions surrounding a possible shortfall in client funds comes amid mixed messages about whether such a shortfall exists.

The shortfall was a result of increased spending on the Weibo service, the company said.

This shortfall in vaccine supplies, in the face of universal need, is the result of limited global manufacturing capacity.

In any country where nuclear provides less electricity than had been expected, in the near term gas is favourite to make up the shortfall.

There're also suspicions that the real motive for the subsidy cut is to make up for a budget shortfall.

But three years on, and despite plenty of outward signs of activity, the country faces a financing shortfall of at least $150 billion.

The nation will have to import the grain shortfall if it hopes to avoid massive starvation.

An expansion in finance from trust companies, and a move to issue bonds offshore made up part of the shortfall.

Immigration would not, on current trends, make up the shortfall in the working age population.

Until quite recently he was saying that he was not even sure there would be a shortfall, despite the cuts he had demanded.

The state will face an $18 billion budget shortfall over the next two years, and everyone has to tighten their belts.

The principal problem facing the US and Europe for the next few years is an output shortfall caused by a lack of demand.

Such a shortfall is not actually unusual, and suggests no alarm about Berlin's solvency.

Mr. Obama said shrinking that shortfall would be the top priority for his new budget director.

over the next 75 years, the revenue loss would be more than three times the entire projected Social Security shortfall.

Zhang said she would personally make up for the shortfall but would not reveal the people's names against their will.

The Indian tobacco prices hit records due to a shortfall in output in some of the major producing countries, including China, last fiscal.

The scale of the shortfall will be determined by international lenders over the next few weeks.

He also suggests that part of the recent productivity shortfall is due to reduced innovation by financially constrained smaller businesses.

But the spot price of liquefied natural gas increased when supplies were diverted to Japan to make up for the shortfall in nuclear power.

Mr Xiang said there was insufficient data to accurately predict China's pension shortfall, which is expected to be in the trillions.

China may soon become a net-importer of corn for the first time in a decade to make up for a domestic shortfall in supply.

Where countries do not have adequate reserves and where revenues have fallen, the shortfall will have to come from aid.

Though significant, Eclipse's documentation shortfall is to be expected from a relatively new project.

That quarterly deficit was the first since 2004, and China has not recorded a full-year shortfall in two decades.

Despite robust economic fundamentals, Seoul needed to be rescued from a dangerous liquidity shortfall by swaps from the US, Japan and China.

The kingdom has increased its own output to make up for the shortfall left by Libya's crisis.

But given the long lines and shipping delays, the shortfall was clearly due to supply issues, not demand.

It makes sense for the EU to increase output after years of restraint to address the shortfall.

Consumption is the lowest of any major nation in modern history, and can't cover the shortfall.

Experts say much of the remaining shortfall could be made up for relatively painlessly.

Worse, the shortfall for 2008 was also revised up to include unpaid bills to medical suppliers.

America alone suffers from a shortfall in demand of $880 billion a year, according to the Congressional Budget Office.

One solution to the banks' expected capital shortfall would be to allow them greater freedom to resell and securities loans, Mr Yang wrote.

Yet as the industry becomes more commercially-minded, it is discovering that it has a shortfall of talented managers.

The Palestinian authority has had to halve the salaries paid to its civil servants because of a major budget shortfall.

It called for the governments of wealthy nations and emerging economies to help meet the shortfall.

In both of those instances, infrastructure-led fiscal support plugged the gap left by a temporary shortfall in external demand.

Although Chinas power supply and demand balance in the basic state, but in the long term shortfall of supply pressure.

Until now, Java developers were willing to live with this shortfall in exchange for the advantages of writing software that runs on any OS.

But an indeterminate amount of the remaining shortfall reflects both a direct and indirect hobbling of vital financial intermediation.

This shortfall in local expenditure means that foreign donors become particularly relevant in the case of CAFS.

The energy ministry says it wants tenders "immediately" for a power station to cover a paralysing shortfall in electricity.

The shortfall has blemished futures markets and left thousands of traders with insufficient margin deposits.

Internal government estimates put the NCSSF's shortfall at close to $350bn and the funding gap is expected to worsen as the population ages.

No leading nation in modern history has ever had such a huge shortfall of saving.

Despite significant progress in 2010, the projected shortfall in malaria funding threatens the hard-earned gains of the last decade.

"It's not about us making up the shortfall. I mean, universities are a business, " he told the HES.

Mr Tarhouni felt confident enough to pay civil servants their salaries for March and to make good on February's shortfall.

Some Japanese refiners are negotiating with top exporter Saudi Arabia to make up for any shortfall.

But even if governments at various levels can agree on a formula, it is not clear whether this money will make up for the whole shortfall.

As such, competition will be fierce to win contracts in emerging markets to make up for the shortfall.

Chinese policy makers have been quick to respond to this extraordinary shortfall in economic activity.

Under the scheme now likely to be agreed, any shortfall in privatisation receipts would therefore open a finance gap.

Faced with a budget shortfall, Florida may soon be considering shortening its school week from five days to four.

It also cut social-security contributions, partly making up the shortfall with higher value-added tax.

tonnes to cover a production shortfall and yesterday confirmed it would tap emergency stocks maintained by Vietnam and Thailand.

Mr Posen advocates a state-backed small-business bank that would help fill an investment shortfall he puts at some £ 30 billion.

With an annual cereal shortfall of about 1m tonnes, the UN estimates that about a quarter of the population is starving.

Despite the fire sales, the regulators found that Europe's biggest banks still faced a substantial capital shortfall.

In February, the state-owned news agency Xinhua reported a shortfall of two million workers in the Pearl River Delta area.

They may have to craft an extra budget to cover an expected tax revenue shortfall, adding to worries about sky-high public debt.

if they had, the shortfall of LAMEs and base maintenance supervision on the night would have been predicted.

The final output is graphical, whereby the users net savings or shortfall is shown along with a percentage of costs to income.

The final reason he listed was straightforward: "to make up for our shortfall in babies" .

For now, the UN makes up the shortfall by hiring private firms to provide helicopter transport.

The subsequent delay eventually forced the airline to purchase a second ship-set of 737NG gears to cover the shortfall.

If this amount is exceeded in any year, however, the excess can be carried forward and be offset against a shortfall in subsequent years.

But there is another reason, namely the existence of a shortfall of real capitalists, i. e. , owners of capital.

Submergence-tolerant varieties could make major inroads into Bangladesh's annual rice shortfall and substantially reduce its import needs.

To make up the funding shortfall, courts are imposing higher filing fees on litigants.

But Nafo-Traore says a challenge also lies in a continuing funding gap. She is looking to the private sector to make up the shortfall.

The water shortage is also causing a severe energy shortfall across the country, which relies heavily on hydro-electric power.

Those closer to retirement will have to save more because they have fewer years in which to make up the shortfall.

If Libya's oil stopped flowing importers would look to Saudi Arabia to make up the shortfall.

What matters most is the shortfall likely to persist after the economy has fully recovered, unless spending is cut and taxes are raised.

If you are off track, you need to consider incorporating potential solutions to make up for the shortfall.

This defence shortfall is expected to be made up later in the year.

The shortfall includes close to two dozen training teams for the Afghan Army.

This capital shortfall has already prompted asset sales by banks, which would rather shrink their balance-sheets than tap shareholders.

Any shortfall will be guaranteed by the state, in return for a fee levied on the banks.

A bipartisan group of 13 governors has written congressional leaders asking them to cover the money shortfall before the budget year ends.

But there are concerns the shortfall in monsoon rains so far could adversely impact crop production .

This shortfall led to the initial fighting and the subsequent full-scale violence in Darfur, says Ban.

The new equation essentially says a current account deficit represents a shortfall of domestic savings to finance investment.

Of course, I may comprehension of the shortfall criticism Island, the Department hopes to correct.

Key areas affected by the shortfall include roads, power plants and communications networks, the ADB says.

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Digital revenues, though rising, are not making up the shortfall.

The funding shortfall has made it particularly hard to finance new ship purchases.

It is for that reason that whenever there is a revenue shortfall, political forces now clamor to "tax the rich. "

These would make sense in their own right as part of the mix, even if there were no revenue shortfall.

Without going into the gory details of my calculations, the Tier 1 capital shortfall is $753 billion under those very liberal assumptions.

The CBO figures show that this is a big problem with the House plan, whose shortfall will balloon beyond the ten-year horizon.

China and India may buy oil to make up for the export shortfall.

If labour dispatch cause economic losses of Party B, Party A should actively assist Party B to claim, the shortfall is afforded by Party A.

However, we're not going to close the shortfall by encouraging debt-financed consumer spending.

In order to make up the teaching shortfall, wide-spread awareness of the on-site teaching are continuously performed.

It believes that the global power shortfall in the next decade will be much greater than predicted, perhaps over 500, 000MW.

That catalase shortfall means that the hydrogen peroxide that naturally occurs in hair can't be broken down.

Originally, China's private banks filled the shortfall left by state banks, lending to the country's dynamic, but cash-hungry SMEs.

Measuring the output gap (the shortfall of actual demand compared with potential GDP) is notoriously tricky.

Derek Weaving at Russian brokerage Renaissance Capital says the shortfall facing the electricity industry could top $40 billion.

A well-judged budgetary stimulus would help fill the shortfall in demand while debt-laden firms and consumers get their finances in order.

As oil prices surge amid the continuing unrest in the Arab world, importers will look to Saudi Arabia to make up any shortfall.

The total annual food shortfall is consistently about 1m tonnes.

Journey times between London and other cities will fall; a capacity shortfall on one of the main north-south rail routes will be avoided.

Many people find that the satisfaction they get from that makes up for the shortfall in pay.

A BMO Capital Markets analyst estimates China's midterm annual potash shortfall at five million to six million tons.

If this market is merely experiencing a shortfall in confidence and liquidity, the Treasury's latest moves may work.

We will talk with the government and work to avert a capital shortfall, ' he said.

We think the G20 should ask the IMF to report on countries' stimulus efforts scaled against the relative shortfall in growth rates.

The country's booming economy is hampered by a serious shortfall in electrical generation.

Any shortfall in the nominal growth rate would require a compensation through an even higher primary balance.

She blames the shortfall on weak consumer sales, noting that businesses have yet to cut back as much as retail shoppers.

Daily hunting made up the shortfall.

As countries try to eliminate the shortfall, it is tempting to hope that they will do so purely by cutting waste in public spending.

If, instead, it pumps less, there is little hope that other countries could make up the shortfall.

The shortfall in investment means that, by common consent, Brazil cannot sustain this year's growth spurt.

But it's the solutions to America's creativity quotient shortfall that beggar belief.

The root cause of the current shortfall is structural rather than cyclical.

More serious will be the bill for repairs and the additional fossil fuels needed to make up its nuclear shortfall.

Some see this year's resultant shortfall as indeed temporary and say the market is working the problem through.

In that case, it is unrealistic to expect the full shortfall to be recovered.

However, the likely share loss at HP could translate into shipment shortfall for its suppliers.

C indeed, they recently suffered a shortfall due to high expenditure in Iraq.

The issue is not just that there is a funding shortfall, but the way that global education aid is structured.

Clancy however says the announcement of the shortfall could be used positively.

That proved to be important in this year's legislative session, when Texas faced a $27 billion shortfall for the 2012-13 biennium.

We are now importing bees from Australia to make up the shortfall (see the video below).

Mr Simsek acknowledges a shortfall in domestic savings that will be hard to correct.

The potential capital shortfall is a major factor pushing down Chinese bank stocks.

The Canadian Olympic Committee faces a $22m shortfall for "Own the Podium" , and the federal government has declined to stump up more.

He is calling for international donors to urgently fund a three-quarter-billion-dollar shortfall by the World Food Program.

Consider any corrective action to cover shortfall against sales target.

Kentucky is facing a serious budget shortfall, but the cut halted the programme for about four months.

The stimulus that was actually approved was much smaller than the demand shortfall it was meant to address.

Falling investment will simply compound the shortfall.

As well as financing a current-account shortfall, a country has to repay or roll over existing debts.

In this paper's end discusses the shortfall and expectation of the follow-up work.

Tokyo Electric Power Co. said it was expecting a 25% shortfall in supply for normal demand.

There will soon be a shortfall in supply of qualified young people.

The first submission, the shortfall Department asked you flash lot contains shrimp.

The French government unveiled a series of measures aimed at reducing the state pension-fund shortfall.

A bigger shortfall would fuel inflation beyond the already high forecast of 13% to 14% for this year, he added.

Both will be required to make up any shortfall resulting from any material delays to new reactors.

The State Grid Corp of China said last week that the country might see the worst electricity supply shortfall in history.

"There is plenty of capacity in the world today . . . to meet the shortfall from Libya, " said John Hess, CEO of Hess Corp.

But the fix has been complicated by the multiple causes behind the shortfall.

Regulators and financial exchanges have cited a shortfall.

The shortfall is about the same as last year's in a country where the United Nations says millions do not have enough to eat.

Because of a looming budget shortfall, more layoffs are likely to happen.

In effect, the Fed would "monetize" the debt issued by the federal government to finance the government's shortfall in tax revenue.

But bumper crops in India and Pakistan should help offset a shortfall in Thai exports.

Mr Hynes, the state's comptroller, estimates the shortfall will increase to $9 billion by next year.

The shortfall problem could be resolved by other means.

Deutsche Bank, the bookrunner, has stepped in to make up the $40. 7m shortfall.

To make up the shortfall, Hebei has had to buy emergency supplies, channelled in from the Yellow River 400km away.

Amid a heating-fuel shortfall, evacuees are freezing in shelters.

But if enough banks got into trouble, the government would be on the hook for any shortfall.

Bond market players expect JGB issuance to rise by another 5 trillion yen or so this fiscal year to cover the shortfall.

We have to borrow money to cover the shortfall between expenditure and revenue.

Any solution that doesn't directly address the capital shortfall is likely to fail.

Provinces are supposed to equally share the shortfall.

A nasty hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico or a political storm over Iran would, the theory ran, create a shortfall.

As many countries do, the Maldives is dealing with the shortfall by recruiting nurses from other countries.

And every year afterward will bring a new shortfall, bigger than the year before.

The city controller, Ronald Green, forecasts a shortfall of slightly more than $100m for fiscal 2011.

Expected shortfall (ES) is a new method for measuring market risk.

The task will then fall to producers in the world ex-China to meet the supply shortfall.

There is a 60% global shortfall in funds for malaria control, according to a report by UK and African experts.

Social Security is easiest to fix, because its annual shortfall stabilises after 2035.

China's new Plan must rectify this shortfall immediately.

And that shortfall matters.

The "environmental change hypothesis" can make up the shortfall in certain degree by using empirical analysis.

The size of the shortfall is open to debate.

But bankruptcy expanded that shortfall to roughly $150 billion of shareholder and creditor losses, based on recent market prices.

If a shortfall became imminent, people should switch off their air-conditioners and wear shirts like his, he says.

There will be a shortfall in the wheat supplies this year.

The longer the investment shortfall lasts, the more damage it does.

Because of the shortfall, it could take weeks or even months for anxious MF Global customers to get all their money back.

The shortfall is covered by Norcal's customers, who pay about $25 a month for waste disposal.

There's a major shortfall in the provision of primary education.

But the company said it can easily raise debt to cover any shortfall.

The Gates Foundation will continue its polio grants, but says it can't make up the shortfall.

In annual terms, this equates to a shortfall of 19% of GDP.

Instead of an 8-gigawatt (8GW) shortfall, it now expects to suffer a shortage of only 3GW, as a story in this week's paper explains.

A portion of the shortfall comes from De Beers selling diamond mines in 2008.

WHO estimates the global health worker shortfall to be over 4. 2 million.

Oil production will rise to 103m barrels, it says, and biofuels will make up the shortfall.

The city is facing its eighth budget shortfall.

According to the Financial Times, Darling is pushing the European Union to hand the IMF $75bn to cover this shortfall.

But other numbers in the report raised worries about the government's ability to cover another deficit: its swelling budget shortfall.

The main shortfall is that: First of all, a certain space limitations of empirical investigation.

Second, the reform resolves the pension shortfall only until 2020.

Holmes says Sudan is running the biggest shortfall of $916 million.

More over, while India possesses 30 percent cotton in surplus, Pakistan is facing a 25 percent shortfall of cotton.

Overall, countries have reported a funding shortfall of US$ 1 billion for TB implementation in 2012.

But it should have been possible to compensate for this shortfall in other ways: using more renewable energy on site, for example.

Under the new arrangements, they will be able to access the Shanghai market only when they have a shortfall in the currency.

We didn't anticipate a shortfall in income this month and didn't set aside enough cash to hedge against a cash flow problem.

The shortfall in the 3DS sales hit Nintendo's results hard in the fiscal first quarter.

The Institution suggests that the shortfall in emissions cuts could in fact be made up by deploying 100, 000 "artificial trees" by 2050.

But this failed to compensate for the $26. 8 billion shortfall in funds from other sources, such as foreign loans and public issues.

Despite new construction, the capital is expected have a shortfall of more than 10, 000 hotel rooms during the Commonwealth Games.

New revenue is badly needed in Chicago, too. Mr Emanuel inherited a $587m shortfall in the 2012 budget.

Texas has been fearing a shortfall for some time.

The IMF and the development banks should help to meet emerging markets' shortfall in capital.

The Thai Rice Exporters Association says there is a shortfall of 30 million tons in world rice stockpiles.

Indian tobacco prices hit records due to a shortfall in output in some of the major producing countries, including China, last year.

Until 1997, the annual saving shortfall was modest but it grew steadily thereafter, reaching a peak of $788 billion, or 6% of GDP, in 2006.

Demand for cars will grow in other developing countries such as India, but their volumes will not be enough to make up the shortfall.

Even if France raises its retirement age to 63, it will only halve that shortfall.

The pension-fund shortfall has been fixed.

The tests showed an overall capital shortfall ratio of 3. 5 billion euros among failed banks.

Job cuts earlier in the decade created a shortfall of people now.

Bank of America has the biggest shortfall.

The Conservatives have said that, if elected, they will slash corporate tax to 25%, and make up the shortfall by cutting some incentives.

One significant question is how long Russia's production shortfall will last.

During that time, those ships are not earning you any money, so your other fleets need to make up that financial shortfall.

In addition, she says WFP is facing a shortfall of $90 million on its $150 million appeal.

The UNHCR says it has a shortfall of $11. 9 million.

They can make good some of the shortfall, at least.

The quarterly shortfall of $303 million is its first since 2002.

Government spending exceeded revenue by 739. 7 billion yuan, compared to the budgeted shortfall of 1. 005 trillion yuan.

The center estimates that savings shortfall at $4. 2 trillion, or roughly $120, 000 per household at risk.

That is the largest budget shortfall - adjusted for inflation - since 1945.