Financial capabilities

Having passed the test so far, the way is now open to visit the premises occupied by the firm and meet the management of the company. Once a firm is accepted for the list, it should be placed in the size of contract category and within the range of its financial capabilities. 

Almost all midsize CROs are privately held, so financial information needs to be obtained through banking references, auditors, and other reliable sources. It is extremely important for sponsors to investigate the financial capabilities of these companies, as their financial stability will impact their performance and can be problematic if they are, or become, financially distressed. Careful assessment of employee turnover is also a prudent element of midsize CRO due diligence. 

We are trying to reach 1,500/mo. in recurring donations by those pledging on a monthly (or bi-monthly) basis. If you are financially capable and have the ability to help, please consider pledging 5, 10, or 100 a month (or anywhere in between). 

See New York Times Index citation on "Banque de Credit Internationale" and "Tibor Rosenbaum," particularly covering the period of September through December, 1974, for numerous references to the exposure of Bank Hapoalim and related institutions involvement in money laundering see also Katherine Burdman, "The British Crown s Secret Financial Capability Israeli Banking," Executive Intelligence Review 44 (IMS). 

Even if insufficient technical information is available to design a plant completely, we must still make an economical evaluation to determine if it is economically and financially feasible. A project is economically feasible when it is more profitable than other competing projects, and financially feasible when management can raise the capital for its implementation. Although calculations may show that a given project could be extremely profitable, the capital requirements may strain the financial capabilities of the organization. In this case, the project may be abandoned imless partners can be found to share the risk. The economic evaluation of a process proceeds in several steps [1]. These are ... 

In an average year, some 14,000 cases of oil pollution are reported. Many are corrected by those responsible. When clean up of a spill is beyond the physical or financial capability of those responsible, local, state, and federal forces become involved. Thus, there are many public agencies, at all levels of government, trained in all aspects of oil pollution control. The lead Federal Response Agency is EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) for land spills, and the Coast Guard for spills at sea. These agencies have published many information bulletins and letters, most of which are available on the Internet. Several are listed in the references to this chapter. 

The Sixth Thing to Remember. This is probably the most important. Providing our civilian population with adequate and effective protection against CW and BW is within our technical and financial capability. It would require education, technical effort, and both government and personal expenditures, but the magnitude of the over-all effort is not overpowering. Properly distributed, it is hardly a heavy burden. 

The report further noted the expectation that there would be great variations in state programs due to particular local characteristics, such as the nature of the terrain, the existence of geological or measurement data indicating potential problems, technical uncertainties, differing financial capabilities, and different institutional structures. 

More and more hospitals are faced with the difficult phenomenon of a capital equipment reqnests list that is much larger than the capital budget allocation. The most difficnlt decision, then, is the one that matches clinical needs with the financial capability. In doing so, the following questions are often raised ... 

Limited financial capabilities that restrict technology development... 

Economic Per-capita income differences Missing natural resources requirements Different financial capabilities Inadequate skills and numbers of workers Information technology differences... 

There are several reasons for naming a person or organization as a defendant in a complaint The potential defendants have a duty toward the plaintiff and may have a role in a defect causing injury to the plaintiff. Another consideration is the ability of the defendant to pay damages. A common term for a defendant with financial capability (through assets or insurance) to pay is deep pocket. 

Capabilities quality systems, technological capability, financial capability, reputation, geographic location, organization, production capacity and open communication... 

Financial capability The financial strength to fund the business. 

Financial resources— The financial capability to gear up for increased production demand can affect a supplier s performance. 

Building financial capabilities in manufacturers and financial institutions... 

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