I. rule [ru:l] СЪЩ
1. rule (instruction):
2. rule no pl (control):
6. rule ЮР (court decision):
II. rule [ru:l] ГЛАГ прх
1. rule (govern):
2. rule (control):
4. rule (decide):
III. rule [ru:l] ГЛАГ нпрх
2. rule ЮР:
liq·uid·ity [lɪˈkwɪdəti, Am -ət̬i] СЪЩ no pl
1. liquidity ХИМ:
2. liquidity ФИН:
rule
liquidity rule СЪЩ INV-FIN
liquidity СЪЩ INV-FIN
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Capital and liquidity rules are taking shape, but a final agreement is still on the horizon, rather than close at hand.
economia.icaew.com Prior to the financial crisis the only committees that were set up were really set up only to look at rules -- so, capital rules, liquidity rules, things like that.
business.financialpost.com Once viewed as mere "boilerplate" provisions, assignment clauses allowing bank loans to be traded have assumed greater importance in the age of stricter capital and liquidity rules.
www.mondaq.com Quantitative easing was the biggest factor; banks and insurers have been forced to stock up as a result of new capital and liquidity rules.
www.telegraph.co.uk For most of the global banks, liquidity rules will have a greater bite than rules around capital.
www.afr.com Примери от интернет (не са проверени от PONS редакцията)
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www.berlin.de ( 1 ) Bills and motions relating to measures which entail a reduction of revenue or an increase of expenditure with respect to the budget shall be debated in the House of Representatives in two readings with, as a rule, an interval of 48 hours.
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( 1 ) Vorlagen und Anträge über Maßnahmen, die eine Minderung der Einnahmen oder eine Erhöhung der Ausgaben gegenüber dem Haushaltsplan zur Folge haben, müssen vom Abgeordnetenhaus in zwei Lesungen beraten werden, zwischen denen in der Regel 48 Stunden liegen sollen.
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www.giz.de If natural resource policies in the Amazon region are to be economically, socially and ecologically sustainable, the relevant players need to agree on common objectives and new rules.
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Für eine wirtschaftlich, sozial und ökologisch nachhaltige Naturressourcenpolitik im Amazonasraum müssen sich die relevanten Akteure auf gemeinsame Ziele und neue Regeln einigen.
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www.giz.de Objective Key stakeholders apply rules and guidelines on access to genetic resources and traditional knowledge, ensure fair and equitable sharing of the benefits arising, and thus create incentives for the conservation and sustainable use of biological diversity.
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Ziel Schlüsselakteure wenden Regeln und Orientierungen für den Zugang zu genetischen Ressourcen und traditionellem Wissen an, sie stellen den gerechten und ausgewogenen Ausgleich der sich daraus ergebenden Vorteile sicher und schaffen so Anreize zum Schutz und zur nachhaltigen Nutzung der biologischen Vielfalt.
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www.giz.de As a rule, the power stations needed to provide this capacity are powered by fossil fuels.
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Die für diese Kapazitäten notwendigen Kraftwerke werden in der Regel mit fossilen Brennstoffen betrieben.
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www.giz.de In developing countries, complex relationships are being forged between large foreign companies and their subcontractors that do not operate in accordance with the rules of the formal economy, for example in the textiles and electronics industries.
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In Entwicklungsländern entstehen komplizierte Beziehungen zwischen ausländischen Konzernen und Sub-Unternehmen, die sich nicht an die Regeln der formellen Wirtschaft halten - beispielsweise in der Textil- oder Elektronikbranche.
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