The doctor ordered an unnecessary test.

I'm going to have my eyes examined.

He prescribed another expensive CT scan.

I want a sub rosa investigation of the bodies.

I managed to arrange that money with difficulties and avail the test.

I'd like to have a test for breast cancer.

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Valentina Nepsha, Head of the medical ward at Elninsky Central District Hospital An examination of the patient has been completed and treatment has been determined .

The examination will provide an answer as to whether or not the seventy eight year old Gennady Sergeyevich requires surgical treatment.

Therefore, first and foremost experts recommend that people with frequently changing sexual partners undergo regular examinations.

In April 2009, G20 leaders approved a quadrupling of the Fund s lending capacity.

And it is the ECB s credibility problem, not that of member states, that is the principal reason for unsustainably high borrowing costs in Italy, Spain, and other distressed eurozone countries.

Cisne says even when women in Nicaragua manage to get tested, they often never get results.

So, you need to trust your donor and they need to agree to be screened for diseases.

Lenders (the bankers) are suspicious, worried about creditworthiness, and demand high risk premia.

A second problem for regulators, supervisors, and, indeed, credit rating agencies was scarce resources.

Mrs. Furaha Lugumire is currently admitted at the Panzi Hospital and is being examined by various specialists of the hospital.

Montenegro says she ll teach her own daughters to get screened for cervical cancer when the time comes.

But, although the United States and some European countries have gone a long way toward restoring the lending capacity of banks, that may not be enough.

In addition, the component undertook a comprehensive study of the size, organization and equipment of the police forces of the three cooperating factions.

The second shaky principle is that, in order to validate these instruments, issuers of CDOs relied on credit rating agencies.

Farmers will be able to buy inputs, either out of their own cash, or by borrowing against their improved creditworthiness.

Recalling that early diagnosis and appropriate research and interventions are vital to the growth and development of the individual,

First, banks still have few reliable means of checking borrowers creditworthiness, including previous loans from other banks.

Better to be forward looking than backward looking, focusing on reducing the risk of new loans and ensuring that funds create new lending capacity. nbsp

But by stubbornly arguing that that these countries are facing a liquidity crisis, rather than a solvency problem, euro officials are putting entire system at risk.

You then have some anatomic descriptions, you get that CT scan There's a three centimeter mass in the liver.

However, it is difficult for me to imagine how to introduce this system in relation to convicted individuals after all, on average, it takes an entire month to conduct such an examination.

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However, pawnbrokers have the advantage of not requiring credit checks or proof of salary, and can arrange loans faster than banks.

Back on the coffee farm Mely Montenegro, the woman who got tested and persuaded her friend to do so too, is on a mission to get her friends tested.

A second survey was then conducted in 1998, with results made available at the ISG 3 meeting in Yokohama, in November 1998.

Better to be forward looking than backward looking, focusing on reducing the risk of new loans and ensuring that funds create new lending capacity. Bygone are bygones. As a point of reference, 700 billion provided to a new bank, leveraged 10 to 1, could have financed 7 trillion of new loans.

Mastering the specific information related to assessing creditworthiness and monitoring the performance of loans is precisely the kind of thing at which the private sector is supposed to excel.

While claiming that Pelta has been 'disqualified from returning trustworthiness to Czech football', he considers the other rival, Paclík, a strong candidate that has things to offer.

She writes that seven months of prenatal care in a good clinic in Bishkek costs about 10 times less than a single check up in US.

In response, the OECD conducted a first survey in 1996, with results made available at the IFCS II meeting in Ottawa, in February 1997.

Last night my father called me at around 1am and asked me to use one of my cars to take my grandfather to a medical check this morning.

To enhance credibility, a number of governments are gingerly moving towards creating fiscal councils with greater independence, often with central banks as a role model.

For roughly the past decade, heads of state have been calling on regulators to tackle big issues, such as capital standards, along with other matters like over the counter derivatives and credit ratings reforms.

But monetary policy is increasingly ineffective in advanced economies, where the problems stem from insolvency and thus creditworthiness rather than liquidity.

This week Standard Poor's, the rating agency, cited increasing household leverage, mainly from rising mortgages, as a risk factor for Asian banks creditworthiness.

According to the deputy chair of the city committee for road facilities, improvements, transport, and communications, Ivan Garmat, they will conduct a thorough examination to achieve a detailed survey and eliminate the conditions that led to the collapse.

OECD Survey on Bi lateral Assistance Activities In 1996, the Intersessional Group (ISG) of the IFCS invited the OECD to develop an information exchange programme on capacity building'.

To get more people to borrow more money, credit standards were lowered, fueling growth in so called subprime mortgages.