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Meanings of collateral in English
Serving to support or corroborate.
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Examples for "confirming"
Examples for "confirming"
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A statement confirming the Pioneer deal is expected on Monday, sources said.
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One in six of those would get results confirming a heart problem.
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I think he's confirming my work, though he isn't being very clear.
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Was there confirming data and research that indicated that this approach worked?
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Mr Ronnie Lynam said his client had produced documents confirming his identity.
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The Prime Minister's office was verifying that information, he told the House.
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The second part of the paper was aimed at verifying this hypothesis.
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He said authorities were verifying lists of casualties and had confirmed 72.
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It had had trouble in the past verifying foreign applications, it said.
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Governments may act in haste without verifying suppliers or determine fair prices.
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These hypotheses need to be tested in future studies using confirmatory approaches.
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UK and international guidelines suggest confirmatory second-test results should first be obtained.
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Stoke Central MP Gareth Snell rejected the idea of a confirmatory referendum.
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A confirmatory factor analysis was carried out to test factor st …
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Suspicious lesions underwent confirmatory investigation, and patients were reevaluated at 4 months.
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Tourists must buy these outside Japan, validating an 'exchange order' on arrival.
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Results: Thirteen external validation studies were identified, validating 18 different prognostic models.
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Future studies validating the clinical efficacy of this combination strategy are warranted.
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The Compensation Fund is the process of validating pensioners through data cleansing.
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Your friends are surprised and happy to see you, validating your choice.
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Not by analysing DNA or finding stray fibres, that's just corroborative detail.
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After the exchange of a corroborative nod between them the footman advanced.
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Thus we see that the ancient classics are intertwined and mutually corroborative.
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The affair was clear enough now, except for some few corroborative details.
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That was another and corroborative sign, clearer to him than printed capitals.
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Maybe I came to you too quickly without substantiating this girl's claims.
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Is there not a passage in Revelations substantiating the doctrine of intercession?
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The information substantiating his background had been entered into the appropriate data banks.
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Science is continually substantiating and confirming things which the witches have known through millennia.
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There will be no difficulty in substantiating this second trait.
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For Miriam, this interview was confirmative of much that she had suspected.
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The data were then divided into independent explorative and confirmative samples.
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It is a collective thing and a confirmative of humanity.
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Better screening and confirmative haemostatic assays are still needed.
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It is written, and we have laws, examples, reasons, and daily experiences confirmative of the same.
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Now we can share in the validatory sound of God Save the Queen.
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Speaking at a press conference on Friday, Mr Boyce said the force has interviewed her and is working on gathering corroboratory evidence.
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The National Business Daily cited a lawyer familiar with the IPO as saying AgBank's application has entered a substantiative stage.
Usage of collateral in English
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Main outcome measures: Completeness of case detection was examined in collateral studies.
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Northern Ireland continues to be collateral damage in Brexit, said the source.
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For starters, money market funds are not allowed to hold defaulted collateral.
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That collateral is mainly in the form of government securities, Nesbitt said.
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Wrong place wrong time, or mistaken for someone else, or collateral damage.
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Maj Brett Morris said precision-guided missiles were used to avoid collateral damage.
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Chicago-based CME began accepting offshore yuan as collateral in December last year.
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In this case, the mortgage was given as collateral to OSX bondholders.
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Non-cash collateral could be used to meet margin requirements set by clearinghouses.
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MF has long-term agreements in which European government debt securities are collateral.
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Haircuts refer to how collateral used for backing transactions must be discounted.
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The average collateral ratio was 236 percent, still within official safe limits.
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Mr Tayto is in fact part of the collateral damage of partition.
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This means collapsing the Eleven Cities securitisation programme and distributing the collateral.
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He said the ECB could begin to tighten collateral requirements for loans.
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Alan used the loan to buy stocks and pledged stocks as collateral.
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