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When a loan is written off, the profit of the bank is correspondingly reduced.

That's fabulous for older women who seem to have been written off by evolutionary psychology.

VRML continued to putter along, mostly in research contexts, but failed to take hold and was largely written off by the Web community.

CEBS sets out in its guidelines that non- recourse loans, where the loan could be written off after a certain period, are disallowed .

It would have helped if America had written off the war loans it had made to Britain and France, but it was not prepared to do that.

But bad loans can be written off and a few years of even mid-single digit GDP growth will absorb most of the investment excess.

He was written off by his family as a failure, so they were very surprised when he passed all the exams and went to university.

These could be written off as temporary factors hitting supply if it weren't for a remorseless increase in demand.

None of this means that the threat of cybercrime can be written off as pure invention, or that people should turn off their spam filters.

If the external indebtedness of these countries was to be written off overnight.

Just a few years ago, a patient like Kellie would have been written off.

However, even the new banks have written off about 50% of their loans, implying that they do not expect that portion to be repaid.

Amount that does not get paid back in three years, becomes bad debt, and is written off entirely.

Asked what he thought about those who have already written off Liverpool's title chances, he added: "Maybe it's better for us. "

We have been written off all season. We need to use all that as a fuel.

That modest uptick is a sign that investors that have so long written off Redmond's stock may be doing so at their own peril.

These animals, known as "cryptids" , are often the stuff of legends, written off as myths or elaborate hoaxes.

The revocation or written-off of a financial license shall also be announced on the newspaper designated by CBRC or the agency thereof .

That would be a remarkable turnaround for a party that was written off until recently.

Terry had been written off by other teams as a stats guy who produced hollow numbers while losing night after night with Atlanta.

The terms of the agreement will also forgo any loans due to Daimler from Chrysler that have written off for the 2008 fiscal year.

It was a deserved triumph and a perfect riposte to those who had written off Liverpool's chances earlier in the season.

Ballmer is succeeding at wringing profits from PC software that many had written off in the age of cloud computing.

When you ascend karma will have been cleared by you or "written off" through the Law of Grace.

Through the end of 2008, approximately $500bn had been written off, leaving an additional $500bn yet to be recognised.

A handful of researchers, however, argue that the more dangerous retroviral vaccine should not be written off prematurely.

Just a couple of months ago, the neo-cons were being written off.

Swings in individual IQ scores are often written off as the product of measurement error or a test subject having a bad day.

Some of the original investment has had to be written off and the new factory will cost $389m.

Cumulative write offs The total amounts written off since operations began .

Which is why, even as the rest of the world has written off Qaddafi as a maniacal loon, the Libyan leader still has friends in Africa.

The positive role played by Kojo Teikichi and his "Japanese News Translations" cannot be written off.

I am the new manual handling, as well as the extension before the expiration of the carry-over work can be written off completely competent.

Liverpool have shown down the years when they've been written off that they're the side that can come back better than anybody else.

Ordinarily, the disinformation contained in the film could be written off as just another political strategy to mold public opinion.

Depending on the relevant accounting standards, an intangible asset can be written off over time or all at once.

Under GGS loans are written off as a part of financial prudence, but the amount is neither forgotten nor forgiven.

A desperate defeat that even Ancelotti admitted could have written off their hopes of back-to-back titles.

Most foreign governments have quietly written off any chance of a normal election.

Marcos Cafu has been written off a number of times but the Brazilian star is still going strong.

A better-than-expected report on home prices was largely written off as getting a lift from a now expired home buyer tax credit.

A 'WRITTEN-OFF' generation of youngsters in a cycle of benefits dependency has been exposed in a dossier on youth poverty under Labour.

Patent protection is a new product pricing can be written off fat pricing and penetration pricing.

Standard & Poor's has already warned that a third of their loans may have to be written off.

But by then many Chinese had written off Google as an unwelcome outsider with less reliable service.

This insignificant amount should be written off as a bad debt.

In training units these vehicles were used until the end of 1945, and after that they were written off.

Standard & Poor's has already warned that a third of their loans may have to be written off.

Individual customers including applicants, co-applicants and guarantors whose bank loans are written-off.

For those that rent, nearly all tenements have loans, which will also be written off.

Even if a chunk of the loans is written off, the system can absorb the hit.

These had been written off against acquisitions.

is discontinued or its contribution to earnings BEcomes doubtful, any unamortized cost should BE written off immediately.

Greece stunned Nigeria, coming from a goal behind to claim a vital victory, this after many had written off their chances.

In a contraction, purchasing power goes down. . . as loans are repaid or written off.

As little as 10 years ago this incriminating kiss would have been written off as eccentricity or exuberance. Now, it's a police matter.

It supplies millions with anti-malarial bed nets or drugs. It has written off a lot of debt and pushed for open trade.

Most of the Washington cognoscenti have written off a potential candidacy as quixotic.

A settlement of this size can hardly be written off as cheaper than legal defense.

What procedures are in place to ensure that all unusable inventories (e. g. , expired or spoiled) are written-off?

Until recently, many developers had all but written off JavaScript as a necessary evil at best or a toy at worst.

Portugal is a country that many had written off as the European debt crisis hit.

If you want to create a model of a better way to live and make a living, you don't want to be written off as a nut case.

After the stock market crash, millions of pounds were written off shares as their value fell below par .

My ( grown-up ) family has written off two digital cameras by getting sand in the zoom lens and even lost a mobile phone to heavy rain .

Occasionally a receivable, which has been written off as worthless, will later be collected in full or in part.

She cannot just be written off as an eccentric recluse.

Whilst to-date banks have already written off more than US$300bn, the remaining burden is significant.

So far, they have written off more than $300 billion in loans.

Nearly a thousand pounds' worth of bad debts has boon written off as irrecoverable.

Three seasons ago, the 33-year-old was being written off as a top flight force.

Those holding the currency lose, debts are written off, and the country or entity restructures.

Children who are not academic are often written off by schools instead of being helped.

The amount being written off was also at peak levels.

But the race has a third man who cannot be written off.

Another 30% will be written off as a tax credit this year, thanks to the 2005 federal energy bill.

GGS treats all written-off loans as recoverable loans.

write off The debt has been written off.

I've written off to order the second edition of the dictionary.

Morgan Stanley, for one, has written off its US$15 million investment.

Poland's debt was written off, but Russia's was not.

He has written off a description of the terrible event.

Judging by the media reaction after the 1-0 defeat last week, United were already a spent force. Written off, and in crisis.

The new equipment was written off in three years.

Arsenal keep proving that they can't be written off. People have done that and they've gone out and beaten United at home and Chelsea away.

Their favorite part about their business -- spending time on the mountain -- can now be written off as work.

Many great artists were written off in their own time, and people only started to appreciate them many years later.

So why have so many Republicans written off Mr McCain?

Yet despite this drastic cut, just 5 per cent of Stoxx 600 companies' goodwill was written off.

Written off as a loss.

In the past year, Merrill had hired a new chief executive, written off $41. 4 billion in assets and raised $21 billion in equity capital.

Will many be written off?

Those not repaid after 25 years will be written off.

The car is written off as dead loss.

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"A lot of producers and directors and studios are scared, " says Donovan, whose character was written off the series last year.

In spite of this, the value of the opera Salome can not be written off.

I have a lot of motivation. Without it, I will be written off. At that moment, I will end my career, and I believe I will end it at Real.

Chris Patten, former governor of Hong Kong, says the Chinese are "gobsmacked" , having long written off Americans as racist.

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Amount to be written off as depreciation

Add provision for bad debt or bad debt written off

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Despite being written off following a speculative bubble and crash last year