Turning to central bank take of the publicly held US government debt market, central banks ended 2012 with a 38.1% share of the market, up 20 basis points from the 3rd quarter, but down 30 basis points from the 4th quarter 2011.
That overall occupancy is up 20 basis points from the third quarter and up 50 basis points from the year ago.
The submissions from CMOs and others will form the basis of a book Wind is planning, and insights from the project are already informing marketing education at Wharton.
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The club's actions contravened a decree issued by the Ministry of Tourism last summer barring resorts from discriminating on the basis of race, nationality or disability.
Microsoft's refusal to discuss a deal on these terms prompted Motorola to file lawsuits in the US and Europe seeking to block several Microsoft products from sale on the basis that its rights had been infringed.
Microsoft's refusal to discuss a deal on these terms prompted Motorola to file lawsuits in the US and Europe last year, seeking to block several Microsoft products from sale on the basis that its rights had been infringed.
So Mr Connerly is helping to prepare a congressional bill that will do for the federal government what Proposition 209 did for California: ban state and local government from discriminating on the basis of membership of a group.
Proof of that lies deeper in the numbers: 80 percent of G1 customers are browsing the web on a daily basis from the comfort of their device -- a testament to the goodness of WebKit, we reckon -- over half are using Facebook and YouTube at least once a week, and half are hooking up to WiFi on a daily basis.
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This Brian De Palma movie about the notorious Betty Short murder case, from 1947, which was the basis for a 1987 novel by James Ellroy, suffers from rampant allusiveness to other movies set in Los Angeles.
Discover charges discount and interchange fees from merchants on the basis of the dollar value of the transactions processed by the merchants.
That estimate was much higher than the estimates of about 1, 000 barrels per day seeping from the damaged wellhead that formed the basis of BP and the government's first public estimates of the spill's size.
"If I were to intervene at that stage, it would essentially mean I would say the setting of grade boundaries in Wales will be done on a different basis from the setting of grade boundaries in England, " he said.
For the San Francisco bank, the margin was down 25 basis points from the previous quarter to 3.66%.
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The operating margin expanded 369 basis points from the prior year to 20.04%.
Properly resolving this issue can mean the difference between a taxpayer being criminally excused of a tax crime or being convicted on the basis of admissions derived from the voluntary disclosure itself.
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Professor Robert Englund of the University of California believes that the culture that flowered in this region around the delta that flows from the Tigris and Euphrates rivers formed the basis for what is almost certainly the world's oldest literary culture.
Understanding this simple premise of life and having the wisdom, the will, and the discipline to focus on the things we can control, while steering away from the things we cannot control is the basis for allocating our energies efficiently and effectively, and living in harmony and peace with ourselves and with our environment.
The new handbook, on sale from Monday, will form the basis of the modified 45-minute exam being introduced in March, which all those wishing to attain British citizenship must pass.
The wiki goes on to show examples of how it works when you invest a single sum, covers topics such as using a loss from one tax lot to offset the capital gains from another, donating low basis shares to a charity, and how the stepped-up cost basis works at death.
In reaching my conclusion, I have taken account of the fact that on a number of previous occasions, including in relation to Operation Desert Fox in December 1998 and Kosovo in 1999, UK forces have participated in military action on the basis of advice from my predecessors that the legality of the action under international law was no more than reasonably arguable.
They want to roll back the law that will finally stop health insurance companies from denying you coverage on the basis of a preexisting condition.
Indeed, Tachi Yamada, the head of the Gates Foundation's Global Health Programme, suggests bringing in volunteers from the rich world on a temporary basis, to clear the backlog.
Sears Holdings saw its gross margin rate increase 130 basis points for the fourth quarter of 2012 and 90 basis points for the year from the comparable prior year periods.
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In two cases, however, the CIO marks were more than one basis point away from the midpoint price.
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You pay a price for postponing a gain and carrying over a tax basis from the property you disposed of.
Retail sales fell 0.4% on a like-for-like basis from the same month last year, according to the British Retail Consortium (BRC).
The company also said it expects product gross margin in Q2 to be up about 50 basis points from the 48.9% reported in Q1.
Housing Minister, Deputy Andrew Green, said about 100 people could benefit and would borrow 15% of their deposit on an interest free basis from the States.
Lawyers representing Clemens in the civil case had sought to withhold more than 1, 600 pages of documents from the government's criminal probe on the basis that they were grand jury material.
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