Sentences with word «subordination»

RE SSSL REALISATIONS (2002) LTD, MANNING V AIG EUROPE UK LTD [2005] 1 BCLC 1 — interpretation of subordination agreements and pari passu principle in insolvency

For this reason alone, I believe, there is no general justification for aristocratic principles, i.e., for subordination of one society of humans to the happiness of another, whether the basis be that of birth, education, technological achievement, or whatever.

In light of the second scenario — where the mortgage is recorded after the lease — subordination clauses are critical to protect the lender's rights and interests.

This is likely a reference to the FHA streamline refinance program, which provides FHA to FHA refinancing, and permits unlimited combined loan - to - value ratios (CLTV) for new financing when secondary mortgage lenders remain in place with subordination agreements.

So too Aquinas's argument for female subordination based on the fact that she is the «weaker vessel,» misbegotten and less rational.55 But to criticize the theology of past generations is relatively painless.

It would put the government in charge of subordination levels.

Often, they are bombarded with subordination requests.

Danielle Allen: Social Equality, Not Free Speech, Real Issue on Campuses The Morning Call, 11/13/15 «To achieve social equality, however, against a backdrop of centuries of racial social subordination demands not only the vision of prophets who can imagine that, one day on the red hills of Georgia, the sons of former slaves and the sons of former slave owners will be able to sit together at the table of brotherhood.

There are four exhibitions under the title of «If This Is a Man»: Jiang Zhi's solo exhibition curated by the curators; The Man with the Eye - white and Landscape of the Very Spirit curated by Jiang Zhi; and the museum constructed for «Mu Mu»; there is no linear relationship of subordination between them, but four paralleled mirrored worlds.

So long as there is sufficient other credit enhancement such as subordination, mortgage insurance only affects the lower rated tranches of the RMBS, which in turn only account for a few percentage points of the value of an RMBS.

If paying off your second is not an option or you prefer to keep your second mortgage Rite Lend can request your second mortgage lender to allow us to refinance your first loan; a process called subordination.

``... of or relating to a political regime based on subordination of the individual to the state and strict control of all aspects of the life and productive capacity of the nation...»

Kashkari supports Brainard's subordination strategy when he says, ``... we can return to using the federal funds rate as our primary policy tool, with the balance sheet normalization under way in the background.»

Elisabeth Schussler Fiorenza, Harvard Divinity School feminist, declared, «Ordination means subordination [to] an elite, male - dominated, sacred, pyramidal order of domination.»

Our step - by - step interview process makes creating a printable Lease Subordination Agreement easy.

A Federal tax lien subordination keeps the tax lien in place but permits another creditor to move ahead of the IRS in priority.

Almost without exception, shopping center leases contain subordination provisions stating that the rights of the tenants under the leases will be subject to the rights of any lender whose mortgage affects the shopping center.

Such subordination of the text to the rule of meaning does violence to the text and restricts its free play of significations.

Remember, that not every dog understands punishment as the tool of total subordination; they may get offended easily.

We will delve into recent developments regarding subordination agreements, the Colorado Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy Program and UCC termination statements.

Finally, Moskop notes that there seems to be «the same subordination of justice to utility considerations in the divine will as is demanded of human wills» (MH 31).

If that opportunity be conceived as complete subordination to the limitations of one community, human nature is dwarfed.

Kids Creek Partners L.P., representing Leighton Holdings, Inc. in the defense of lender liability and equitable subordination claims.

With ezer kenegdo properly translated, (and with the creation of woman after man identified as a plot point meant to create drama, not subordination), we see that there are no explicit statements of a hierarchal relationship between man and woman until after the event that Christians have come to call «The Fall.»

A landlord generally includes subordination language in its lease in anticipation of the requirement of its lenders.

Personal domination: linked to the placing of production into a hierarchy and the consequent subordination of workers to entrepreneurs, leaders, teachers, etc.; in short, work as subjection to the arbitrary exercise of power by other individuals.

The development of liberal theory based upon a preferential view - of happiness has had momentous consequences in the modern west, including complicity in the general subordination of political affairs to economic goals.

If you're interested in learning more about the theory of the eternal subordination of the Son, Ben Witherington has written a very nice summary here.

Involvement in the present political order — except by «revolutionary subordination» — is incompatible with living in «the new order.»

The author believes that contemporary expressions of civil religion in churches and politics mark a new departure into apostasy, corrupting the more legitimate subordination of politics to religion that typified earlier periods in American history.

That credit support came through subordination.

XIII That a well regulated militia, composed of the body of the people, trained to arms, is the proper, natural, and safe defense of a free state; that standing armies, in time of peace, should be avoided as dangerous to liberty; and that, in all cases, the military should be under strict subordination to, and be governed by, the civil power.

Its very founding challenged a society that ensconced black subordination into law.

Dogs naturally groom each other to reinforce pack behavior and show subordination., and you can take advantage of this behavior.

Can a Union apply for an order here, subordinating U.S. Steel claims in whole or in part to its own claims, based on the conduct of U.S. Steel in relation to the Canadian plants, pensioners, pension plan members and beneficiaries; and can a CCAA judge apply the doctrine of equitable subordination.

Moody's Investors Service, for example, has been at odds with other ratings agencies for months now about the appropriate subordination levels, a measure of credit support based on principal outstanding for CMBS loans, according to a recent report from the Commercial Mortgage Alert, a newsletter that tracks the CMBS market.

Obtained 100 % of required mortgage subordinations from lenders.

Litigation of several significant issues for financial institutions, including: intercreditor subordination issues, recharacterization of a sale leaseback transaction, and disputes involving contract interpretation of an indenture.

Loan Subordination - Charged for Home Equity loans subordinated to another financial institution.

Lynching created a «fearful environment where racial subordination and segregation was maintained with limited resistance for decades,» the nonprofit's 2015 report said.