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to initiate inflation
to initiate involuntary bankruptcy proceedings
to initiate negotiations
to initiate stronger cost-cutting measures
to inject additional liquidity into the financial system
to inject cash
to inject cash into the economy
to inject liquidity
to inject liquidity into the system
to inject new life
to inject £XX billion over YY months into bank and company balance sheets
to injure lenders
to injure the domestic industry
to ink the US$Xbn Eurocommercial paper program
to ink the US$Xbn Eurocommercial paper programme
to ink the deal
to inquire into apparent failures
to inquire into the possibility
to insist on being paid in yen
to insist on high wages
to inspire greater confidence
to inspire loyalty
to inspire the deprived to revolutionary fervor
to install a core ideology
to install a set of financial and operational controls
to install desktops throughout the company
to install measures
to install more than X million miles of fiber
to install professional management
to install the digital optical fiber system
to install the machine in the customer site on the date previously committed
to install the network
to install top management with the freedom to run operations
to instill in undergrads a visceral negative reaction to statements like this
to institute a decentralized multidivisional structure
to institute a number of reforms
to institute a series of economic reforms
to institute a strategy
to institute concrete organizational mechanisms
to institute employee stock ownership
to institute overweighted positions in Australia
to institute the meetings
to institute throughput-oriented measurements
to institutionalise the system
to institutionalize diversity
to institutionalize the mission
to institutionalize the system
to insulate managers from external influences
to insure equal opportunity
to insure financially against international loss
to insure for the amount of $XXX on AAR
to insure maximum market penetration
to insure prompt payment
to integrate a series of transactions and consider them as one deal
to integrate and leverage resources and capabilities
to integrate critical information into a decision process
to integrate foreign and domestic markets
to integrate knowledge
to integrate the capabilities of these related firms
to integrate the patchwork of different organizations
to integrate the world-wide business
to intend to deliver newly issued stock upon the exercise of any of the options
to intend to lift spending on plant and equipment by X.X%
to intend to reduce staff numbers
to intensify competition
to intensify demand for AA
to interact in a complicated way
to interact with each other
to intercede with the bureaucrats on behalf of local pressure groups
to interest a great many Japanese
to interfere in the normal functioning of the market economy
to interfere with competition
to interfere with competitive markets
to interfere with economic efficiency
to interfere with economic incentives
to interfere with the workings of competitive markets
to interfere with wages and prices
to intermediate interest-rate swaps
to internalize a commitment
to interpret reported sales and revenue figures
to interpret the data
to interpret the research in a biased way
to intervene directly in international currency markets
to intervene in U.S. domestic financial markets
to intervene in a timely way
to intervene in foreign exchange markets
to intervene in resource allocation
to intervene in the currency markets
to intervene in the foreign exchange markets
to intervene officially in exchange markets
to intervene on a discretionary basis
to intervene to avoid currency volatility
to intervene with private markets
to introduce Hang Seng index futures on SIMEX
to introduce a luxury tax on tobaccos
to introduce a new line of machines that carry a XX-year warranty
to introduce a non-confidence vote against the Cabinet
to introduce a resolution scheme for the jusen
to introduce a set of measures to stimulate the economy
to introduce a supplementary budget
to introduce additional fiscal policy measures
to introduce an array of new products
to introduce an independent market risk management function
to introduce an official ex-factory price
to introduce competitive products
to introduce exchange controls for non-resident investors
to introduce flexible rates for medium- and long-term deposits
to introduce higher purity products
to introduce legislation
to introduce models
to introduce new legislation
to introduce new products
to introduce prioritization facilities
to introduce property at low prices
to introduce reflationary packages
to introduce reforms
to introduce something on a regional basis
to introduce stock index derivatives
to introduce tax cuts
to introduce the Japanese culture
to introduce the election bill in Legco
to intrude into the market
to invade the entire economy
to invent a home market for cars
to invent a new medicine
to invent completely new ideals
to invent fictitious foreign partners
to invent new segment
to invent the photocopier
to invest XX% into stocks
to invest XX% of our total income in net additions to the stock of business plant and equipment
to invest Yen XX billion through investment managers
to invest about $Xbn to build a plant in AA
to invest abroad
to invest an enormous amount in human capital
to invest cash in the business
to invest exclusively in X.XX% Mexican par bonds
to invest for the long run
to invest for the long term
to invest heavily
to invest heavily in Europe
to invest heavily in developing new manufacturing technologies
to invest heavily in management expertise and systems
to invest heavily in various international causes
to invest heavily overseas
to invest in AA processing capacity
to invest in I-O classes backed by loans to small businesses
to invest in a research and development program
to invest in an index fund
to invest in common stocks
to invest in financial assets
to invest in fixed-income securities
to invest in inventories
to invest in larger projects
to invest in modern steel technology
to invest in new lines
to invest in new plant and equipment
to invest in overseas production facilities
to invest in productivity-enhancing equipment
to invest in real assets
to invest in real estate
to invest in securities that comply with GAAP
to invest in small companies
to invest in stocks
to invest in the mainland
to invest in the stock market
to invest in training local personnel
to invest massively
to invest money
to invest money in the business
to invest most of the funds in risk-free government bonds
to invest on the basis of the charts
to invest primarily in heavy industry
to invest primarily in real estate
to invest significant amounts of money
to invest so heavily
to invest substantially in R&D
to invest the funds safely
to invest very heavily
to investigate the technology
to investigate various condition of the market
to invite foreign manufacturers
to invite unnecessary competition
to involve XX parties
to involve a great deal of know-how regarding the manufacturing process
to involve a hierarchical structure
to involve heavy costs
to involve local partners
to involve potential duplication of overhead and facilities
to involve some later expenditure
to involve steep legal and accounting costs
to involve the movement of funds
to involve the risk of reducing the level of profit
to involve the whole company in the effort
to iron out the differences
to iron out very short-term speculative attacks on the currency
to irrevocably assure payment
to isolate loss-making subsidiaries
to issue $XX in scrip
to issue $XX million of stock
to issue $XX of Series E YY% Cumulative Preferred Stock
to issue $XX of long-term debt
to issue ABCP
to issue CP
to issue Euronotes or Eurocommercial paper to cover short-term borrowing
to issue SFAS No. XX
to issue Statement of Financial Accounting Standards No. XX
to issue USCP at better rates than the H-15 index
to issue XX shares of common stock for land
to issue Xm new shares
to issue a $X00m seven-year Euro
to issue a $XXm warrant
to issue a DMX00m Y year privately placed zero coupon bond
to issue a Thai baht bond
to issue a US$XXm floating chunk at par
to issue a X-year bond callable at par after Y years
to issue a XX% stock dividend on its common stock
to issue a Yen XXbn CB
to issue a fixed-income bond
to issue a guarantee
to issue a margin call
to issue a press release
to issue a purchase order of merchandise to AA at a total of US$XX
to issue a single class of bonds
to issue a statement
to issue a swap-driven EuroCanadian bond
to issue a term-sheet
to issue additional preferred stock
to issue additional shares
to issue an instruction letter
to issue bank checks
to issue bank cheques
to issue bonds
to issue bonds in the face amount of $XX
to issue clean audit reports
to issue commercial paper
to issue covered warrants
to issue credit card receivables-backed securities in the public market
to issue death certificates
to issue debt
to issue debt in the same currency
to issue debt to finance capital investment
to issue different classes of shares
to issue equity
to issue equivalent units
to issue floating rate debt
to issue in the one and two year range
to issue large swapped deals
to issue loans responsibly
to issue long-term options
to issue new bonds with lower interest
to issue new equity
to issue new shares
to issue new shares of stock
to issue preference share units to the investors
to issue preferred stock
to issue preferred stock denominated in British pounds sterling
to issue publicly traded bonds
to issue receipts
to issue receipts on a dual currency basis
to issue revised purchase order
to issue securities directly to investors in the public debt markets
to issue shares
to issue shares in exchange for the outstanding stock of AA
to issue shares with or without a par value
to issue stock dividends
to issue the revised purchase order
to issue the securities
to jack up earnings
to jeopardize acquisition economics
to jeopardize the pick-up of private demand
to join ERM
to join GATT
to join NAFTA
to join a cooperative
to join a job-training program
to join the company
to join the company directly out of graduate school
to join the competition
to join the first world
to join the industrializing economies
to join the rise
to join the syndicate
to join together in a union
to join with the government
to judge from the present condition
to judge quality by price
to judge risk
to judge the exact intrinsic value of a stock
to judge the quality
to judge the risk of a portfolio
to judge the true quality
to judge whether individual stocks are attractive of purchase
to judge whether someone else is infringing on that patent
to jump ahead and begin to implement solutions
to jump from one mediocre idea to another
to jump on the bandwagon
to jump to XX% YoY in MM
to jump-start an interest
to jump-start much of the trade
to jumpstart the economy
to justify a change
to justify investment
to justify the cost of the new machine
to justify the low academic pay scales
to justify the preferability of an alternatively acceptable accounting principle
to justify the recent strength of AA
to justify the use of the closing rate method for consolidation purposes
to keep AA companies from any kind of involvement on the frontier
to keep AA in perspective
to keep a balanced budget
to keep a cap on the rate of salary increases
to keep a higher inventory
to keep a leg up on the competition
to keep a majority stake
to keep a political agreement with foreign countries
to keep a reserve-to-deposit ratio of XX to YY
to keep a tight lid on growth
to keep all models at the current prices
to keep an open mind to new ideas
to keep at least some of what one earn
to keep capital spending within the free cash-flow amount
to keep close tabs on changes in each major assets and liability
to keep costs down
to keep countries within the U.S. orbit of influence and outside the orbit of Soviet influence
to keep delivery at the stipulated date
to keep distribution of vital data to a minimum
to keep earnings rising
to keep employees on the job
to keep fares low
to keep food price inflation low
to keep from being hit by an outflow of funds
to keep hiring plans on hold
to keep hold of market share
to keep in mind
to keep in suspense or abeyance
to keep inflation subdued
to keep interest rate high
to keep interest rates low
to keep inventories under control
to keep investors and the marketplace informed
to keep investors up to date
to keep monetary policy on hold
to keep monetary policy tight
to keep monetary policy unchanged
to keep money too cheap
to keep moving forward at hyper-speed
to keep on top of the unending stream of changes
to keep oneself aloft
to keep operating expenses down towards the end of the year
to keep output low
to keep pace with technology
to keep policies in force
to keep policy unchanged
to keep production low
to keep rates unchanged
to keep regenerating competencies
to keep sb healthy
to keep some monetary independence
to keep sugar prices high
to keep swap spreads under pressure
to keep the American economic system from becoming sclerotic
to keep the amount on a stand-by basis
to keep the bond market going strong
to keep the bonds in syndicate
to keep the company afloat
to keep the company alive
to keep the company breathing
to keep the country availability open
to keep the current prices
to keep the deal on track
to keep the development cost to an absolute minimum
to keep the franc within the trading band
to keep the funds in the account
to keep the good quality
to keep the growth of wages and payrolls in check
to keep the ideology alive
to keep the industry on a life-support machine
to keep the local economy circulating
to keep the overnight call rate virtually unchanged
to keep the percentage of winners at a profitable level
to keep the population at a steady level
to keep the process alive
to keep the product moving
to keep the rate so low
to keep the technical knowhows in secrecy
to keep the yen rate stable
to keep the yield curve from steepening
to keep this stance of targeting a surplus of Yen XXbn in bank reserves
to keep tight constraints on domestic demand
to keep to a minimum
to keep track of lost sales
to keep two sets of books
to keep up high credit ratings
to keep up with a rapidly changing business environment
to keep up with foreign competition
to keep what works
to keep yields at new lows
to keep you up to date on any subsequent developments
to kickstart the economy
to kill a transaction
to kill three or four birds with one stone
to kiss goodbye to upward revisions
to knock on doors
to know in advance in more detail
to know the profit impact of customers moving down the product line
to know this from direct dealing with AA
to know well the pathway to operating profit and avoid detours along the way
to know what demand for merchandise will be like
to know when it needs to replenish its line
to lack a bid from the dealer
to lack a firmly-established credit-tiered pricing structure
to lack a key natural resource
to lack competition
to lack competitiveness
to lack credibility
to lack effective monetary instruments
to lack incentives
to lack the cash for a stock purchase
to lack transparency
to lack understanding of the real situation
to lag badly
to lag economic upturns
to lag the huge growth in demand
to land XX percent of the AA market
to land contracts with AA
to launch Euromark futures
to launch a $XX a share bear hug offer for AA
to launch a $XX hostile tender offer for AA
to launch a Daimyo at the end of the month
to launch a blitzkrieg
to launch a campaign
to launch a counterbid for AA
to launch a deal at XX over
to launch a direct mail campaign
to launch a frenetic acquisition binge
to launch a hostile bid amounting to US$XXm for AA
to launch a hostile tender offer
to launch a joint venture
to launch a mass-production entry level car
to launch a new product
to launch a proxy contest
to launch a public tender offer for AA stock
to launch a successful public relations campaign
to launch a three-month Eurolira interest rate futures contract
to launch an issue into a falling market
to launch an underwritten issue
to launch customised options
to launch customized options
to launch funds
to launch leadership bids in yet more industries
to launch major initiatives
to launch massive infrastructure investments
to launch new products
to launch new programmes
to launch new programs
to launch off MTN program
to launch products
to launch project
to launch strategy
to launch syndication of a term loan for AA
to launch syndication of the US$X00m Y-year term loan for AA
to launch the contract
to launch the deal into syndication
to launch the famous Model T
to launch the first corporate global
to launch the first tranche of a repackaged domestic bond issue
to lay a heavy hand on the accounting methods
to lay down ideology
to lay down methods which will cover all situations
to lay down the foundations for the positions
to lay down the solution for every situation
to lay group accounts
to lay group accounts before the members of a holding company
to lay off
to lay off employees
to lay off financial risk
to lay off risk
to lay off workers
to lay the foundation for future innovations
to lay the foundation for future strategies
to lay the groundwork for stronger industrial activity
to lay the groundwork for the future prosperity of AA
to lead AA to the Euromarket
to lead AA to the international markets
to lead a $XX million junk bond offering
to lead a recovery
to lead a syndicate of banks
to lead an extensive analysis of AA
to lead directly to the build-up of debt
to lead private capital expenditure by XX quarters
to lead the Dow
to lead the company
to lead the economy down
to lead the economy from feudalism to capitalism
to lead the entire industry
to lead the exceptional growth of XX per cent in the respiratory area
to lead the first Euro-Swiss franc transaction off an EMTN
to lead the floating rate issue
to lead the market
to lead the market with new products
to lead the output cycle by three months
to lead the private sector
to lead the rebound
to lead the world technologically
to lead to a balance in U.S. trade
to lead to a contraction of the economy
to lead to a decision by the board of directors in the future
to lead to a decrease in revenues
to lead to a drop in stock price
to lead to a flow of funds from abroad
to lead to a gradual economic recovery
to lead to a greater commonality of interests between management and workers
to lead to a large degree of inequality
to lead to a loss of domestic jobs
to lead to a loss of jobs
to lead to a lower level of economic activity
to lead to a lower quantity supplied
to lead to a mini inventory correction cycle
to lead to a new surge in prepayments
to lead to a pick-up in export growth for the auto sector
to lead to a population explosion
to lead to a predictable change
to lead to a revision of the previous norm
to lead to a sharply increased government budget deficit
to lead to a shortage of housing
to lead to an excess demand for real money balances
to lead to an imperfectly competitive market structure
to lead to an infinite rise or fall in the quantity supplied
to lead to an interdependence between the bank and its local business community
to lead to an upward or downward wage-price spiral
to lead to bubble and burst
to lead to conflicts of interest
to lead to cost reduction
to lead to depreciation of the dollar
to lead to extensive leveraging of corporate balance sheets
to lead to further concessions
to lead to greater inequality in those wages
to lead to greater investment
to lead to greater sales
to lead to improved worker morale
to lead to inefficient or counterproductive behavior
to lead to large valuation swings
to lead to less efficiency
to lead to less investment
to lead to litigation
to lead to low wages
to lead to lower wages
to lead to more optimistic expectations for the future
to lead to much more volatile returns
to lead to retaliation from other countries
to lead to strong institutional demand
to lead to the lowest average daily price ranges in years
to lead to the passage of the Interstate Commerce Act of 1887
to lead to the social absurdity
to lead to variations
to lead to wage rigidities
to lead trading groups
to lead-manage the US public offering of equity to international investors
to leak into consumption
to leak into spending on goods and services
to lean toward firmness
to lean toward higher rates
to lean toward higher short-term interest rates
to leap forward into higher technologies and services
to leap forward with new ideas
to learn from one another
to learn from the development
to learn humility
to learn new skills
to learn on the job
to learn the basic principles of exchange
to learn the essentials
to learn the techniques of the pros
to learn the work from the ground up
to learn vicariously from the stock market
to lease and let to tenant the premises
to lease equipment to AA
to lease it back for XX years
to lease land
to lease public land
to lease space at the bottom of the real estate cycle
to lease the aircraft from a third party owner-participant
to lease the asset
to leave AA primarily a bulk shipper and an oil transporter
to leave AA with an inflation rate near XX percent per year
to leave April-June outlays up XX% QoQ
to leave ERM
to leave a balance of $XXX on our books against you
to leave a downside potential
to leave an indelible imprint on the world
to leave an indelible national impression
to leave an inheritance
to leave banks in receipt of fixed-rate Canadian dollars
to leave creditors hanging
to leave for a local city
to leave for more profitable businesses
to leave no room for initiative
to leave no room for investor output
to leave out the influence of irreduceable uncertainty on behaviour
to leave policy on hold
to leave something to be desired
to leave the Board
to leave the European Community
to leave the company to outsiders
to leave the company with a spotty record
to leave the market
to leave the market with good technicals
to leave the matter pending
to leave the money supply target unchanged at X.X-Y.Y%
to leave the monthly quantities exactly as they are
to leave the proceeds of bonds unswapped
to leave the proceeds unhedged for the time being
to leave the production cost the same
to leave the target unchanged
to legalize federal spending and pump priming
to legislate a shift in the Phillips curve
to legislate cuts in entitlement spending and taxes
to legitimize the deregulation of finance
to lend credibility to a predetermined belief
to lend credibility to this announcement
to lend each other support
to lend large sums of money
to lend long
to lend money at a zero interest rate
to lend the firm money
to lend the necessary capital
to lend to companies with high credit risk
to lend to companies with high or rising credit risk
to lengthen the depreciation period
to lessen the slip in export volume growth
to let down your guard
to let fiscal policy loosen
to let go of control
to let go of the lost money
to let inflation make a comeback
to let sb have this information
to let the currency fall through the floor
to let the currency float
to let the issue drag
to let the market decide
to let the market decide the allocation of capital
to let the peseta float freely
to let the pound sink
to level off after the peak in 19XX
to level out inequalities of personal wealth
to lever off skilled people
to leverage oneself to buy ARMs
to leverage overseas credit experience in seeking to improve capabilities in Japan
to leverage retail relationship into institutional mandates
to leverage technical resources
to leverage the infrastructure
to leverage the innovation
to levy a $1-per-case tax on beer
to levy customs duties
to liberalise MTN and EMTN rules
to liberalize MTN and EMTN rules
to liberalize import
to liberalize investment barriers
to liberalize the financial system
to liberalize the rules on imported beef
to liberalize trade and investment
to liberalize wages and prices
to license technology
to license the technology to AA
to lie ahead
to lie within the public sector
to lift a hedge
to lift output
to lift spending
to lift the ban on direct issuance offshore
to lift the controls
to lift the economy
to lift the embargo
to lift the imposition of sanctions against Japan
to lift the offers
to lift the restriction
to lift yields
to light the fire of economic progress
to lighten Canadian dollar positions
to lighten exposure
to limit bad debts
to limit company size
to limit competition
to limit competition by fixing prices
to limit cross-border credit and market exposure
to limit default risk
to limit domestic demand
to limit expenditure
to limit export growth
to limit exposure to short-term price movements
to limit free cash flow
to limit further downside for the yen
to limit government expenditures
to limit imports of steel
to limit imports of sugar
to limit individual liberties in the interest of the common good
to limit inflation
to limit money growth
to limit or do away with pooling
to limit pay for corporate executives
to limit payment system risks
to limit potential growth in capital expenditure
to limit price gains
to limit pricing options for manufacturers
to limit production
to limit resale risk
to limit returns for U.S. dollar investors
to limit risk
to limit systemic risk
to limit the ability of borrowers within their borders to meet debt payments
to limit the degree of monetary tightening
to limit the extent of discrimination
to limit the growth of entitlement outlays
to limit the growth of entitlements to the inflation rate plus the population growth rate
to limit the growth of the money supply
to limit the harm
to limit the holdings of any single individual
to limit the importation
to limit the issue of bonds to XX per cent of central government expenditures
to limit the number of firms
to limit the power of unions
to limit the quantity of emergency funds available at the Lombard window
to limit the range of securities issued
to limit the responsiveness of trade flows to movements in the exchange rate
to limit the rise in long yields
to limit the scope for further easing moves
to limit the scope of the government to use fiscal policy to stabilize the economy
to limit the social impact on the community
to limit the tax deductibility of interest on certain debentures
to limit the use of huge drift nets
to limit the voting rights
to limit to the purchase of goods and services from the donor country
to line up to condemn
to link a currency to the Ecu
to link pay to overall levels of performance
to link top-down and bottom-up
to link up with AA in a joint venture
to link worldwide offices through a network
to liquidate a company
to liquidate inventories
to liquidate nonproductive stores
to liquidate or curtail significantly the scale of operation
to liquidate portfolio
to liquidate positions
to liquidate securities through the delivery process
to liquidate the assets
to liquidate the compensating balances of government agencies
to liquidate the inventory
to liquidate the swap
to liquidate unwanted inventories
to list Deutsche mark and sterling Rolling Spots
to list advantages and disadvantages
to list in GDP
to list on the OTC market
to list on the TSE
to list the detailed quota reference numbers and other technical details
to listen to consumer concerns
to listen to the market
to live a life of ascetic renunciation
to live according to values and purpose
to live below the official poverty line
to live down the Carter legacy
to live in government housing projects
to live in idleness
to live in the Dark Age
to live off the savings
to live on the dole
to live outside a monetary economy
to live to be one hundred
to live up to commitments
to live up to the agreed terms
to live with the tension between pragmatism and idealism
to live within its means
to load up on debt
to load up the front-end fees
to loan government officials
to loan money
to loan money to the bank
to lobby Capitol Hill
to lobby for mutual elimination of import quotas
to lobby in Congress
to lobby the Environmental Protection Agency
to localise sourcing of metal moulds
to locate a reliable supply source of this kind of product
to locate production sites in individual markets to meet local requirements
to lock in a purchase price
to lock in a rate of return for a term equal to the length of the strip
to lock in a selling price
to lock in average life
to lock in competitive distortions
to lock in funding rates
to lock in liability cost
to lock in paper profits
to lock in profits
to lock in the gains
to lock into a sizable loss
to lock into fixed-rate funding
to lock into historically cheap cost of funds
to lock into the final X years at below Y%
to lock up liquidity
to lodge a large amount of claim
to lodge a protest directly
to look at a range of options
to look at it from outside
to look at new ways of doing sth
to look at past wanderings
to look at the comparative pattern of exports
to look at the potential of AA markets
to look at the world
to look behind the accounting veil
to look beyond the profit dimension
to look encouraging
to look for a bounce of XX% MoM in AA
to look for a job
to look for buying opportunities
to look for cheaper sources
to look for hard currency
to look for intellectual guidance
to look for new markets
to look for other options
to look for overall exports to the US to bounce back slightly
to look for patterns
to look for prices to fall by XX% YoY
to look for something to perform well over the short run
to look for sub-underwriters
to look for the best ways of producing
to look for the bottom
to look for the cause of problems
to look for the economy to pick-up through the second half of the year
to look for the employment condition
to look for this to continue over the greater part of the year
to look for ways of containing or reducing the healthcare bill
to look forward to a stream of dividends
to look further at the regional economies
to look highly probable
to look into the feasibility
to look into the matter
to look manageable
to look more closely at how the trade deficits developed
to look more than achievable
to look only at the tips of the mountains
to look overbought
to look particularly cheap in comparison to AA
to look past the artificial impact of the resulting goodwill
to look promising
to look ripe for a setback
to look suspiciously seasonal
to look to Japanese suppliers for critical parts and subassemblies
to look to lock in cheap funds
to look to new ways of reducing costs
to look to pay across the curve
to look to pay fixed-rate across the curve
to look to pay in the X to Y year maturities
to look to tap into the dollar markets
to look to the earnings of the other business for payment
to look to the government for a solution
to look unlikely to return to the heady days of the late 19XX
to look with an increasingly interested eye at AA
to loosen credit standards
to loosen regulations
to loosen up one of these restrictions
to lose $XX million a year
to lose $XX million on revenue of $YY million
to lose XXbp in yield
to lose a fortune
to lose a great deal of authority
to lose a record $XX million
to lose access to an important range of funding sources
to lose all appeal
to lose capital
to lose cohesiveness
to lose competitive edge
to lose competitive ground
to lose competitiveness
to lose considerable sums on the busted AA and BB
to lose control of the discourse
to lose control over M3 growth
to lose depositor confidence
to lose enthusiasm for unsterilized intervention
to lose faith and patience in the path of reform
to lose ground in volatile futures-driven trade
to lose heavily
to lose in the first stage
to lose maneuvering space
to lose many customers
to lose market share
to lose market share to imports
to lose massive amounts of money
to lose money
to lose money on exposure to banks
to lose on the bad information
to lose out because of the appreciation of the yen
to lose out in market competition
to lose out in the market
to lose position
to lose purchasing power
to lose sight of foreign competition
to lose sight of the bigger picture
to lose sight of this in pursuit of short-term profits
to lose some ground
to lose some momentum
to lose some of the steam
to lose some sales at the peak in order to reduce the amplitude of the cycle
to lose speed getting products to market
to lose the battle for deposits
to lose the buoyance
to lose the suit
to lose the technology race
to lose this opportunity
to lose those entitlements by a claw-back of unused or transferred textile quota entitlement
to lose values
to lower administrative costs
to lower barriers to capital movement
to lower both tax thresholds and rates
to lower crediting rates
to lower debt servicing
to lower debtholder protection
to lower domestic-foreign interest rate spreads
to lower earnings estimates
to lower employment
to lower estimates of price
to lower foreign interest
to lower inflation
to lower inventories to appropriate levels
to lower kerosene prices and take local losses to eliminate local unaffiliated firms
to lower labor inputs
to lower labour inputs
to lower marginal tax rates
to lower morale
to lower operating costs
to lower operating rates
to lower our overall expenses
to lower output from 19XX onwards
to lower pretax earnings by YenXXm
to lower prices
to lower production
to lower rates
to lower realized returns
to lower required capital
to lower short-term interest rates to virtually zero
to lower short-term rates
to lower the bid price
to lower the breakeven point
to lower the capital gains tax rate
to lower the demand
to lower the demand for imports
to lower the discount rate
to lower the expense of communication and calculation
to lower the federal funds rate
to lower the guaranteed yield on general-account contracts
to lower the level of potential output
to lower the number of product lines
to lower the premium
to lower the price
to lower the price of imports
to lower the prices of equities
to lower the purchasing power
to lower the target range
to lower the tax rates on capital gains
to lower the unemployment rate below the natural rate
to maintain a XX%-plus share
to maintain a certain level
to maintain a certain ratio of net worth to deposits
to maintain a commercial orientation in foreign aid programs
to maintain a competitive advantage in attracting new companies
to maintain a continuity of interest
to maintain a defensive position going into the year-end
to maintain a dominant share of the domestic market
to maintain a firm bid
to maintain a healthy economy at home
to maintain a keen buying demand
to maintain a market
to maintain a modestly restrictive stance
to maintain a net cash position
to maintain a presence in the market
to maintain a reputation
to maintain a reserve for purposes of the Bonus Plan
to maintain a similar file
to maintain a stable level of employment
to maintain a stake in the firm
to maintain a steady drumbeat of warning
to maintain a steady hand
to maintain a sufficient portfolio of highly liquid investments
to maintain a sufficient portfolio of highly liquid investments to meet cash requirements
to maintain a technological capability
to maintain a tight monetary policy stance
to maintain a tight monetary stance
to maintain a universal medical insurance system
to maintain an active presence in the developed markets
to maintain an effective internal control structure and procedures for financial reporting and safeguarding of assets
to maintain an environment
to maintain an orderly market
to maintain an overall expense level in line with the reduced cash coming in
to maintain and live to the ideologies
to maintain capital against securities in portfolio
to maintain committed swing facilities
to maintain competitiveness
to maintain coverage levels
to maintain currency parities
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