noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
endowment policy
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
genetic
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The basic similarity between cells refers not only to their general plan but also to their genetic endowment .
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The offspring, however, are slightly different from one another in genetic endowment .
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This set of preoccupations led the ethologists to assume a more complex and extensive set of genetic endowments underlying behaviour.
natural
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A number of variations were seen in terms of population size, natural resource endowment , and current levels of development. 3.
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The state of California includes among its natural endowments an unusual variety of valuable marine mammals.
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The more technically advanced agriculture becomes, the smaller is its dependency on natural endowments .
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His natural endowment consists of a particular range of capacities: physical strength, mobility, vision, hearing, intellect and so forth.
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A natural endowment approach to equity would direct policy towards the gifted, who are better able to benefit from the policy.
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factor
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This will presumably happen if countries are sufficiently similar in relative factor endowments and if economies of scale are sufficiently important.
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Obviously in such a case predicting trade from factor endowments will be much more complex than in our simpler cases.
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In particular, we will relate the share of intraindustry trade to cross-country differences in relative factor endowments and relative country size.
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In between these extremes the intraindustry share is increasing in similarity of relative factor endowments , and it depends on country size.
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The curves in the figure describe combinations of factor endowments at which the share of intraindustry trade is constant.
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Since all countries will face the same implicit prices, differences in relative production can be predicted from factor endowments .
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The alternative case where free entry restores standard comparative advantage is when factor endowments are sufficiently similar to permit factor price equalization.
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The reason is that the distribution of imperfectly competitive firms across countries can now shift to accommodate differences in factor endowments .
fund
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The money would be used to set up endowment funds for individual universities.
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Deficits questioned Kaplan also objects to endowment funds being used to cover operating deficits.
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The endowment fund for such masses was enormous and in the thirteenth century some system of regulation was required.
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The rest will be made up by endowment funds , grants, government subsidies and ... by Elie Borowski.
mortgage
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Loan secured by endowment mortgage , minimum age 20 years.
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The Bristol &038; West have now gone one better than the standard endowment mortgage .
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And the Financial Ombudsman Service this week published a briefing note for firms handling endowment mortgage complaints.
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I know that's the general idea of an endowment mortgage .
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Pension Mortgage Similar to an endowment mortgage in that you pay interest only to the lender.
policy
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Popular options are repayment linked to either an endowment policy or a pension plan.
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So this week we highlight the key elements of a typical mortgage endowment policy statement.
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By comparison, an Equitable Life 10-year endowment policy , with monthly premiums of £30, would have produced about £8,399.
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Each year the authoritative magazine Money Management evaluates with-profits endowment policies taken out 10, 15 and 25 years ago.
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This may, for instance, be in the form of an endowment policy or a mortgage payment protection plan.
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The other method is to take out an endowment policy in both names.
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Sales of traditional industrial life insurance policies plunged by half, but there has been a growth in endowment policies.
■ VERB
sell
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He had an interesting collection of nineteenth-century pictures and a house in Richmond which he sold to provide the endowment .
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In the late Eighties and early Nineties four out of five mortgages sold were of the endowment variety.
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It's not just that he makes more commission by selling you an endowment rather than a repayment mortgage.
take
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The other method is to take out an endowment policy in both names.
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She's my only daughter and I took out an endowment for her at birth in preparation for this.
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One way of doing this is by taking a unit-linked endowment .
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You can take your endowment loan with you when you move, topping up the policy to cover the extra amount.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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the island's natural endowments of white sandy beaches and clean water
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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A Taking out an endowment on a joint mortgage can be done in one of two ways.
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He left money for the poor and the sick, and an endowment of £20 a year for Bridgnorth School.
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In between these extremes the intraindustry share is increasing in similarity of relative factor endowments, and it depends on country size.
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In particular, we will relate the share of intraindustry trade to cross-country differences in relative factor endowments and relative country size.
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It came with no endowment to meet the cost of conversion.
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The state of California includes among its natural endowments an unusual variety of valuable marine mammals.
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This will presumably happen if countries are sufficiently similar in relative factor endowments and if economies of scale are sufficiently important.