Sentences with phrase «complicating financial factor»
Another complicating financial factor for House Republicans is the pending special election in Hawaii's 1st district.
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McDonald's, for example, has blamed recent financial troubles in part on an overly complicated menu, a factor that has also turned many franchisees against the chain.
Most feature some kind of convenience factor that breaks down complicated business models like financial lending.
The authors said that the difficulty of retaining students may be a factor more complicated than SAI allows for, noting that improving retention rates requires significant campus resources to address a broad range of factors, including student engagement levels, academic support services, campus climate, student satisfaction, and financial aid.
Not only will a more stringent stress test be put in place for those seeking or renewing a mortgage, but the Bank of Canada's November Financial System Review, issued this week, raised another complicating factor; that being, nearly one in two Canadian mortgage holders is set to renew their mortgage in the next 12 months and will face higher rates.
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Although, as in most financial remedy proceedings, the key issue was whether the husband had the available wealth that the wife claimed, there was an additional, complicating factor that the wealth may have been in the hands of the husband's extended family (outside England and Wales) and the court would need to be satisfied that the money would be paid.
Amanda's finance work frequently involves complicating factors such as companies and partnerships, hidden assets, financial conduct, bankruptcy and enforcement.
The insurers try to prevent this from happening by building complicated financial models, which calculate the risk that a «loss event» will occur and the cost of that loss using a wide array of factors.
In addition, there may be complicating factors of infidelity, domestic violence, financial crisis, health concerns, trauma, addictions, in - law interference, parenting disagreements, conflict of gender differences and marital roles, or other problems.