solvency

The companies would still have to bring their plans up to full solvency within seven years.

This year, as in the past, there was never really an issue of solvency for the control board to address.

At stake is more than just the solvency of the nation, as if that were not enough.

"Why should we risk the solvency of the healthy institutions?"

That way, they hope to reconcile good sound and solvency.

"The city has made a very significant step toward fiscal solvency," he said.

That is not nearly enough to bring the banks up to Western standards of solvency.

"If anybody else can come up with a better way to achieve solvency, I am all for it."

Today, we are facing something far more serious: a crisis of solvency.

With small additional adjustments, the system could reach full 75-year solvency.

But from a solvency perspective that is a secondary issue.

Solvency: The extent to which a particular resolution or plan will effect change.

How is the form and content of the solvency statement to be determined?

The first issue is the solvency of the system.

There are two serious threats to the federal government's solvency over the next couple of decades.

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

Most important, the current crisis is one of liquidity, not solvency.

To hang onto solvency, she had to kill her children's division.

Unfortunately the company was in a constant struggle for solvency.

The additional money, and the interest paid on it, would extend the system's solvency to 2054 from 2037.

Once we were told that a college education would insure solvency through the retirement years.

The budget deficit and solvency of the state have reached critical levels.

But the city cannot take even that tiny step toward solvency without asking permission.

They attracted new board members and began financial reforms that led to solvency within a few years.

However, the second problem was solvency and this was much more serious.