bifurcate


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bifurcate

To divide into two.
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Under the plan, we also aim to at least bifurcate our construction circle since it faces immense workload leading to delay in accomplishing several pending jobs,' the official added.
Lesco 'bifurcation plan' to lessen workload
Meanwhile, curfew has been clamped In Vizianagaram following violence with mobs indulging in large scale destruction and arson during their demonstrations opposing the union cabinet's decision to bifurcate the state.
Jagan's indefinite hunger strike enters second day
Among other things, the standard allows financial instruments that have embedded derivatives to be accounted for as a whole, eliminating the need to bifurcate the derivative from its host, if the holder elects to account for the whole instrument on a fair value basis.
Final standard on certain hybrid financial instruments
2d DCA), makes clear that the trial court has the discretion to bifurcate a case so long as discretion is not abused.
To b ... Or not to b ... "b ..." means bifurcation
Until the industry learns how to bifurcate these two types of risk into the specialized ex ante and ex post risk markets, the economics of managed care will continue to fail.
How orthodox managed care stifles innovation. (Part 1: Global Theory and the Nature of Risk)
In such cases, the regulations bifurcate the transaction.
Recognizing income on foreclosures

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