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hold over

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1. My roommate, who can't hold his liquor, came home after the party and barfed all over my new shoes!
2. hold-over times; and
3. The French authorities estimate that the company will hold a 0,8 % share of the (French domestic) market once the restructuring period is over.
4. EDP and Electricité de France only hold a minority 10 % interest each, which does not seem to confer to either of them the possibility to exercise joint control over the company.
5. The ownership of the company is spread over some 1264 shareholders of which 9 investment companies or other legal persons hold 60 % and the remaining 40 % are split between 1255 shareholders, none of which holds more than 1 % [4].
6. If the test is carried out with a plastic film this must be used as described below: Stretch the film over the open end of the drum and hold it in place with an elastic band.
7. A plastic film 0,01 to 0,02 mm thick may be used as a closure system. If the test is carried out with a plastic film this must be used as described below: Stretch the film over the open end of the drum and hold it in place with an elastic band.
8. As an aggravating factor, it is also mentioned that the Community industry could have expected to gain some of the market share hold by those three Community producers of citric acid which closed down as of 2004. But on the contrary, the Community industry could neither take over customers from the three closed EC producers, nor benefit from the increased consumption.
9. The barriers relate to access to gas (the merging parties have access to most of the gas imported into Belgium, and they hold almost all the long-term import contracts), access to infrastructures (including the parties’ control over Fluxys, the network operator, management of the transit network by Distrigaz, insufficient entry capacity, network congestion), access to LNG (the only terminal in Belgium, in Zeebrugge, is managed by Fluxys LNG, a Suez affiliate), access to H gas storage in Belgium (the French storage capacity, owned by GDF, is the best alternative outside Belgium), quality specifications and the lack of liquidity on the Zeebrugge hub.
10. Repurchase price: the price at which the buyer is obliged to sell back assets to the seller in relation to a transaction under a repurchase agreement. The repurchase price equals the sum of the purchase price and the price differential corresponding to the interest on the extended liquidity over the maturity of the operation. Reserve account: an account with the national central bank on which a counterparty’s reserve holdings are maintained. The counterparties’ settlement accounts with the national central banks may be used as reserve accounts. Reserve base: the sum of the balance sheet items which constitute the basis for calculating the reserve requirement of a credit institution. Reserve holdings: counterparties’ holdings on their reserve accounts which serve to fulfil reserve requirements. Reserve ratio: the ratio defined by the central bank for each category of balance sheet items included in the reserve base. The ratios are used to calculate reserve requirements. Reserve requirement: the requirement for institutions to hold minimum reserves with the central bank. Within the minimum reserve framework of the Eurosystem, the reserve requirement of a credit institution is calculated by multiplying the reserve ratio for each category of items in the reserve base with the amount of those items on the institution’s balance sheet. In addition, institutions deduct a lump-sum allowance from their reserve requirement. Residual maturity: the time remaining until the maturity date of a debt instrument.
11. This underlying instrument is usually another financial asset, but may also be a commodity or an index (ESA 95, paragraph 5.65). Financial vehicle corporations (FVCs), also referred to as special purpose vehicles/entities or special financing institutions are created to hold securitised assets (ESA 95, paragraph 2.55(f)). Fixed rate issues include all issues where the coupon payment, based on the security principal coupon rate, does not change during the life of the issue. Securities that are not issued at straight fixed or straight variable rates, i.e. mixed rate issues, are also included (e.g. fixed then variable rate issues, variable then fixed rate issues, issues that do not have the same coupon payment over the lifetime of the securities, step-up securities and step-down securities). Flows, also referred to as (financial) transactions are calculated by taking the difference between end-month stocks and then removing those effects that do not arise from transactions. Non-transaction developments are removed by means of flow adjustments. Funds mean cash, scriptural money and electronic money as referred to in Directive 2000/46/EC. Funds of funds are investment funds primarily investing in investment funds’ shares or units. The criteria for classifying investment funds into funds of funds are derived from the public prospectus, fund rules, instruments of incorporation, established statutes or by-laws, subscription documents or investment contracts, marketing documents, or any other statement with similar effect. They are to be classified in the category of funds in which they primarily invest. General government