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Taking equity from your home can help older people stay solvent.

Without the need to stay solvent there are different motivations in play.

Many banks could only stay solvent if they were pumped full of government money.

To stay solvent, the group recently sold land adjacent to its headquarters in the Washington suburbs.

These programs need reform to stay solvent, but I am committed to making sure they remain intact and in place for generations to come.

Good theory, perhaps, but how do these scrappy, idealistic operations stay solvent?

In a new plan drawn up for the state, Empire predicted that it would have to double its rates over six years to stay solvent.

The company introduced a line of low-priced powerboats to stay solvent.

Employers cut cultural activities and stopped building recreational facilities as they struggled to stay solvent.

Although the new company had strong sales, profit margins were limited and the operation struggled to stay solvent.

"If we start getting hurt on those figures, I don't know how we stay solvent."

B&M continued to abandon or sell branch lines in order to stay solvent.

Lake stayed solvent and slowly began to get completely immersed in the science of laundering money.

Q. How would it allow Medicare to stay solvent?

In some instances, patient services were denied by the physicians in an attempt to stay solvent.

Later they recognized their problems were not caused by an inability to save but rather an inability to stay solvent.

Greece needs the money to stay solvent.

The downturn weighs heavily on manufacturers' intent of staying solvent in a highly competitive market.

Many worry that the hefty tariffs will drive away foreign suppliers, yet will not provide the economic support American companies need to stay solvent.

From time to time she gave art or music lessons, waited tables or did taxes to stay solvent.

However, the team was having difficulty staying solvent, and Rosberg had problems in finishing races.

In order to stay solvent, they began trading in pork bellies in 1962.

Like the Social Security system, the record business hopes to rely on the labors of its youngest contingent to stay solvent.

The essential nugget is to hold down expenses for acting classes, portfolios and the like, to make sure the family stays solvent.

"And he helped us stay solvent."

The company was kept solvent in the years immediately after its formation largely from the success of Fairbanks' films.

The Administration also says its plan would keep solvent through the year 2011 the Medicare trust fund that pays hospital bills.

'It sounds terrible, but we have to go cap in hand begging for funds to keep solvent.

Collecting interest from the pyramid schemes is just one of the unorthodox ways that Albanians keep solvent in their largely barren country.

Keeping solvent clean is the way to keep white looking white, especially with linen and cotton, which particularly absorb impurities in the solvent.

Keep solvent so you don't have to do rubbish', Sam West tells Natalie Hanman.

At this moment my actuaries are working out how much money it will need to contain in order to keep solvent even as it pays out pensions.

Moody's also warned that it would downgrade Enron's commercial paper rating, the consequence of which would likely prevent the company from finding the further financing it sought to keep solvent.

By soviet control of raw materials, credits and quotas of orders, these secondary industries could be kept solvent until they were gradually and without compulsion sucked into the socialized business system.

The agency's former administrator, Charles Shuman, later explained that $15.2 million of those final loans were approved as "protective advances" because the agency feared it would lose everything if the company was not kept solvent.

Until recently, Aperture has been kept solvent by robust sales of more than 450 book titles, which include works by classic photographers like Robert Capa, Alfred Stieglitz and Henri Cartier-Bresson.

On Wednesday, Mr. Popejoy traveled to the state capital in Sacramento to plead for $150 million in loan guarantees to help keep solvent the schools that had been required to place their money in the county's bankrupt investment pool.

In the next 15 years the University barely remained solvent.

By current estimates, it will remain solvent without changes until 2034.

He questions whether Sprint would have remained solvent in recent years without its local phone business.

Without any changes, the Social Security system will remain solvent well into the next century.

Much of the time, however, he remained solvent by selling Japanese prints.

Selling real estate has also been the formula for several other schools to remain solvent.

Due to financial difficulties, by early 2000, the school was struggling to remain solvent.

To ensure that the program remains solvent for generations to come, we must improve the current system.

In the panic of 1893, the bank managed not only to remain solvent, but continue to grow.

Over the medium term this must be net positive if the company is to remain solvent.

Circumstances were so dire that the team had to actually sell off players during the season in order to remain solvent.

Owing to this process, only 112 out of 226 partners remained solvent by August 1775.

This has helped many local governments remain solvent as they have very little economic assets other than forest resources.

Even the most dire analyses say the fund will remain solvent for a decade or longer after that.

Most people, even with the added burden of credit commitments, manage to remain solvent.

Between 2000 and 2001, the combined California utilities laid off 1,300 workers, from 56,000 to 54,700, in an effort to remain solvent.

Membership was affordable, services were limited but basic, and the Fund remained solvent.

If Washington were truly concerned about workers, it would ensure that the pension agency remains solvent.

To remain solvent, they sold the four stores they owned.

But it will have to find savings of $165 billion over the next seven years to remain solvent, the budget office says.

All good loans would have been valuable assets to be purchased by the remaining solvent banks.

In 1961, the legislature passed a 2-cent sales tax, which Daniel allowed to become law without his signature so the state would remain solvent.

But for older men and women, one key to remaining solvent in their later years is to get the most from their Medicare coverage.

Even the lower estimate, however, requires a sizable amount of cash if China's banks are to remain solvent.

For the moment, to the surprise of some Western economists, the Government has apparently remained solvent.