Betekenis van:
replacement cost

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. step (a): the current replacement cost, and in
2. Thus, in the application of Part 3, in: step (a): the current replacement cost, and in
3. Step (c): the sum of current replacement cost and potential future credit exposure is the exposure value.
4. Calculated cost items such as depreciation of environmental equipment, capital loss due to forced replacement or general overhead.
5. As the multimodal hubs are configured to handle express services, this replacement will proceed at constant cost as the value transported increases.
6. In the case of the replacement of an existing installation, is there an advantage deriving from the increase of capacity or from cost saving?
7. Neither the complete demolition of a farm building at least 30 years old and replacement by an up-to date building, nor the fundamental renovation of a farm building, are considered as replacement investments. Renovation is considered as fundamental when its cost amounts to at least 50 % of the value of the new building.
8. For the purposes of calculating T the exposure value of a derivative instrument listed in Annex IV shall, where the current replacement cost is not a positive value, be the potential future credit exposure calculated in accordance with Annex III.
9. for exposures with a residual maturity below one year, the credit institution shall compare on a regular basis the replacement cost (current exposure) and the realised exposure profile, and/or store data that would allow such a comparison.
10. The Polish authorities confirm that the capital expenditure required for the adaptation relating to continuous casting and extending the product range is higher, but argue that it is compensated for by two factors: firstly, switching investment to the construction of a replacement mill should result in considerable cost savings of up to EUR 85 million and, secondly, there should be energy and operating cost savings later.
11. Capitalised future income shall not be included in the measured L. Amounts due by counterparties to derivative instruments listed in Annex IV that represent tranches more junior than the tranche in question may be measured at their current replacement cost (without the potential future credit exposures) in calculating the enhancement level.
12. The Contractor's basis method is based on the replacement costs of a business property: a putative tenant would be unwilling to pay more as an annual rent for a hereditament than it would cost him in the way of annual interest on the capital sum necessary to build a similar hereditament.
13. Letter from […], 13 January 2006: […] is of the opinion that the funds collected in postal current accounts can be considered permanent, because the Obligation is unlimited in time and because the upward trend in average deposits confirms the stability of these resources for the Treasury; if the Treasury were to replace this particular technical form of collection, it would issue long-term debt securities; given the cost of replacement, it seems reasonable that the rate of remuneration of the funds collected in PI’s current accounts should be calculated on the basis of the return on long-term government bonds.