financial solvency
financial soundness

Financial solvency was what Jane considered a man's most important feature.

"Well, at least you still have your financial solvency.

However, the team struggled for financial solvency in Massachusetts.

When looking for a cemetery it is important to think about its financial solvency for the future.

So the King chose domestic tranquillity over international standing and financial solvency.

Meeting that deadline, Lloyd's had said, would enable it to demonstrate financial solvency.

The ratio measures a company's capital structure, financial solvency, and degree of leverage, at a particular point in time.

Her children's books gave her the financial solvency to write novels, not to mention peace of mind.

Rather, council members expressed interest in three different approaches to restoring financial solvency and improving money's worth return.

Whether the commission promotions signal financial solvency is far more hotly debated.

"This is new ownership for the Mariners that will finally bring financial solvency, permanency and local control of our team."

He restored the federation to profitability and financial solvency.

And, let's not forget the financial solvency that results from having lost the urge to shop, just as the holiday bills come rolling in.

In addition to being screened by the police, who check for criminal records and financial solvency, potential cabbies must "do the knowledge."

But we do monitor its financial solvency.

IRIS is designed to provide information about insurers' financial solvency.

The Board was responsible for financial solvency of the newspaper, employment and management decisions, and daily operations.

Dover's successes with his book and his powder helped to bring him back to financial solvency.

Fan support gave the Indios' management team enough financial solvency to save the franchise.

Several teams were folding and others were relocating in attempts to maintain their financial solvency.

To support the technology development, occupational health and safety services and specialized mine training programs provide financial solvency for the centre.

But marriage was not that easy nowadays, especially considering that she looked for someone with more financial solvency than she had.

The voters will have no patience for any party or politician viewed as a spoiler in regaining financial solvency.

It is responsible for the proper management and financial solvency of the university, with major policy decisions and corporate strategy being subject to its approval.

Certainly, some of the reserves should be used to correct this inequity without damaging Social Security's long-term financial solvency.

The main issue to date has been the financial soundness of the deal.

"The quantities we're talking about are not meaningful to the financial soundness of the company."

It now needs to restore the compensation system to financial soundness.

The financial soundness of an insurance company is frequently the first step in the selection process.

It is important before investing to check on the financial soundness of the insurance company involved.

Providing immigrants with work was often seen as more important than the financial soundness of its operations.

Certainty of financial soundness is imperative in the trading business.

Prescribing criteria of experience and financial soundness for appointment.

State-owned banks have been notorious for making loans based on political favors rather than financial soundness.

By way of contrast, the general practice is to publish the Court's findings on financial soundness in the form of special reports.

In the free vote's individual categories, Hanson was rated first for management, financial soundness and long-term investment value.

Analysts, though, have questioned the financial soundness of a merger, particularly because both companies are struggling under significant debt loads.

Peter Nobel, who heads the theater board, said artistic decisions should not threaten the theater's financial soundness.

It issues numerous regulations on how banks should behave, and helps to oversee the financial soundness of the banking system.

Using more optimistic economic and technical assumptions, however, Social Security faces no problem over the 75-year period used to assess its financial soundness.

There is hardly any better method of involving the employee-citizen in the financial soundness of the economy.

A comfort letter is a document prepared by an accounting firm assuring the financial soundness or backing of a company.

Prospective buyers who actually want to see for themselves have to be vetted for financial soundness before they get a peek inside.

So they're carrying out the checks initially on the the capabilities and the financial soundness of the, of the proposed supplier.

But the underlying economic and demographic problems that have cast doubt on Social Security's long-term financial soundness are unchanged.

Conceding this was evidence of financial soundness, Salford suggested a test of his honesty.

"When he speaks to Congress on issues of financial soundness, the Congress sits up and pays attention.

With a reputation for financial soundness, Wakefield's name was good over a wide area of northern England.

Small businesses and home offices have the same goal as larger businesses - financial soundness - but they often lack the same resources.

The arrangements allow insurers to bolster their net worth or surplus, a figure that investors check when weighing an insurer's financial soundness.