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outflow

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1. the expected cash outflow on redemption or repurchase of that class of financial instruments; and
2. information about how the expected cash outflow on redemption or repurchase was determined. Other disclosures
3. information about how the expected cash outflow on redemption or repurchase was determined.
4. The Commission is of the view that even in a crisis situation the expected liquidity outflow could be compensated by an efficient and preventive liquidity management of BB and the resulting net outflow kept under control.
5. The net outflow would have ranged from EUR 500 million at best to EUR 1,25 billion at worst.
6. To address the problem of high absenteeism and the outflow of qualified workers, the plan included pay increases.
7. it is not probable that an outflow of resources embodying economic benefits will be required to settle the obligation; or
8. Migration rates show a net inflow into Slovakia, whereas Poland has experienced a net outflow in recent years [62].
9. The liquidity outflow for new business in such a crisis situation would be limited by BB to the minimum required [55].
10. Furthermore, looking at the calculations submitted by Austria, tradable assets are not or only partly liquidated [56] and some liquidity outflow positions are incomprehensible [57].
11. From the cash inflow of around EUR 1300000 in 2003 it turned to cash outflow of more than EUR 60000 in the IP.
12. While the Consortium expected a maximum of EUR 500 million of withdrawals, Austria submitted calculations which quantified the net liquidity outflow at, at best, EUR 750 million and, at worst, EUR 1,25 billion.
13. The net outflow would have ranged from EUR 500 million at best to EUR 1,25 billion at worst. The Consortium would not have proved capable of providing new liquidity on such a scale.
14. To address the problem of high absenteeism and the outflow of qualified workers, the plan included pay increases. These would mean that average pay in 2011 would be 28 % higher than average pay in 2006.
15. From 2006 the yard faced serious workforce problems: a high rate of absenteeism, rotation of employees and the outflow of qualified workers to other shipyards, in particular in Germany and Norway, where the wages offered were significantly higher.