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That figure was cut in half for those who knew that other members' deposits covered the checks.

In June, the insurance fund had 60 cents for every $100 in deposits covered.

When deposits covered the slide, he marched to a microscope on a worktable.

A few billion years ago, lava flows and volcanic ash deposits covered the entire region with glassy material.

As the amount of deposits covered by the savings industry's insurance fund declines, so does the total of premiums the fund takes in.

Sand, mud and silt deposits covered and sometimes preserved the remains of dead animals and plants.

Hot gas, steam and tephra devastated an area of 600 km 2 and pyroclastic flow deposits covered several square kilometres.

The First National Bank of Chicago was the first bank to use the surety bond, but declined to say the amount of deposits covered.

Many recent proposals, like cutting the amount of deposits covered by insurance or requiring automatic losses for large depositors at failed banks, can be dangerous, Mr. Clarke said.

Silt deposits covered and killed once-lively coral reefs, creating mangrove thickets and making harbor access increasingly difficult, if not impossible, without massive and expensive dredging operations.

During the Last Glacial Maximum, when the global sea level was 120 m lower than that of today, similar deposits covered substantial areas of the exposed northeast Eurasian continental shelves.

Each institution would also be obliged to set aside at least one per cent of the deposits covered by their national guarantees for a special fund to finance the resolution of banking crisis starting in 2018.

When the excavation started at Blombos Cave in 1992 the cave entrance was partially sealed by dune sand, and about 20 cm of sterile Aeolian deposit covered the interior Later Stone Age deposit.

His most strenuous campaign has been on the House bank, coaching and encouraging a group of seven Republican freshmen who made a national scandal out of a peculiar, terribly run, financial institution in which some members' deposits covered their colleagues' sometimes spectacular overdrafts.

The surveyed region consisted of 1.5 km-thick-layered deposits covered seasonally by CO frost (Thomas et al. 1992) underlain by HO ice and CO hydrate at depths > 10 m (Miller and Smythe, 1970).

In the following two years the dollar value of the dinar fell to a quarter of its end-1985 value, and the proportion of the value of foreign exchange deposits covered by the counterpart dinar loans will have fallen to about 4 per cent.