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Structural subordination

There is a legitimate concern over whether structural subordination, which has the effect of further removing bondholders from the operating assets and cash flows of the company, would have a detrimental effect on postbankruptcy recovery rates. In 2001 and 2002, the European market was just beginning to develop the infrastructure needed to analyze the legal aspects of debt workouts. Clearly, some concessions needed to be made by both issuers and the bankruptcy courts in order to preserve the market s appeal for underwriters and investors. [Pg.870]

In this policy context the Irish non-university sector is structurally subordinated to the policies and expectations of state authorities, supranational organizations, societal stakeholders and academia, but not only. The non-university sector as a whole, as well as individual institutions acting separately, have also contributed in shaping their own trajectory of development (Kyvik and Lepori 2010, pp. 8-9). The neo-liberal agenda has been embraced and strongly supported by the Irish Government (see e.g. Donally 2004). [Pg.46]

Two important stakeholders opted to remain outside the cluster system. Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) in a policy paper in April 2007 challenged what it termed politicar strategies of coordination and integration of humanitarian actors in a global framework in which humanitarian action was structurally subordinated to political strategies (MSF 2007). [Pg.246]

In this model, proton transport in the membrane is mapped on a percolation problem, wherein randomly distributed sites represent pores of variable sizes and fhus variable conductance. The distinction of pores of differenf color (red or blue) corresponds to interfacial or by bulk-like proton transport. Water uptake by wet pores controls the transition between these mechanisms. The chemical structure of the membrane is factored in at the subordinate structural levels, as discussed in the previous subsections. [Pg.391]

In these discussions, we have focused attention on details of the physical measurements which confer understanding of structure in pyridine based compounds bond lengths, bond angles, electronic levels in both ground and excited states, and the involvement of solvation, complexation and other environmental features. In the latter, we have, out of necessity, restricted ourselves generally to complexes in which the role of the pyridine structure is of paramount interest, for the whole of the available space could have been filled with lists of complexes incorporating these structures, but where they were of subordinate interest to some other feature, typically the mode of coordination of metallic ions. [Pg.164]

It is clear that the stereochemistry of the phosphorane is subordinated to the 70 70a equilibrium resulting in an interconversion between x and x, and therefore in the automatic racemization of the structure. The same reasoning applies to homologues of 70 obtained by substitution on the C atoms of either ring, even if this substitution produces new centres of asymmetry besides that on the central P atom. [Pg.211]

All the processes occurring in the detonation wave we subordinate to the condition of its (the wave s) steadiness the structure should be such that the wave as a whole moves in space without deformation. [Pg.201]

Sources of finance for company acquisitions as mentioned above can be from reserves or maybe taken a senior or subordinated debt. Alternatively a bond may be issued with various characteristics offering an annuity, a balloon payment or a combination of the two. A variety of convertible structures have been utilized for this purpose as asset sales and the use of the target s balance sheet. There has also been a place for royalty transactions where the future-value of product cash flows are securitized to provide capital in the near term to achieve a company acquisition. [Pg.128]

Eugenol, like other phenolic compounds, is a structurally non-specific drug. The pharmacological action is not directly subordinated to chemical structure, except to the extent that structure affects physicochemical properties, as adsorption, solubility, pKa, and oxidation-reduction potential, factors which influence permeability, depolarization of the membrane and protein coagulation [34],... [Pg.173]

Subordinate Periods. Within the long periods are clearly recognizable subordinate periods, which were already indicated in the older Mendelejeff and Lothar Meyer charts of the periodic system (see back cover page). Closer study seems to indicate that the elements of the subordinate periods are related to the elements Ni, Pd, Er, Pt in the same way that the elements of the two short periods are related to He and Ne. The number of electrons in these apparently key elements is such as might give the following structures. [Pg.361]

Given the greater nuclear charge of the succeeding elements, however, and these structures become stable. (In the case of erbium the three additional nuclear charges of lutecium are necessary before this particular erbium kernel structure becomes stable.) Thus the following elements derive their properties from the tendency to revert to the stable forms of the key elements. These are called the beta forms, or Ni/3, Pd/3, Er/3, Pt/3, and the subordinate periods are based on these forms, as is apparent in the table, in the same way that the major periods are based on the inert gases. [Pg.362]


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