Cousins are collateral relatives.
a collateral security
Not direct in descent;collateral.
He offered some collateral evidences.
He offered me a lot of collateral readings.
cousins are collateral relatives; an indirect descendant of the Stuarts.
"We're just after a little collateral," the fight club mechanic says.
America is now a battleground between these three, with metropolitan papers suffering collateral damage.
Examples of unprotected resources can be static images, login pages, registration pages, demos, marketing collateral etc.
If house prices fall next year, the collateral damage is likely to be considerably greater.
The government has flirted with changing the law to limit lenders' recourse to the value of the collateral pledged.
Loans made under the PDCF were secured by collateral and discounted to protect the Fed from risk of loss should it have had to sell collateral in the event of a default.
Injury to the ulnar collateral ligament of the metacarpophalangeal joint trips off the tongue more agreeably as gamekeeper's thumb.
That could include bold new concessions from the Greeks, such as pledging privatisation proceeds as collateral for new rescue funds.
With the help of some initial capital and collateral, like land, these investment vehicles directed the lending into local Bridges, tunnels and real-estate ventures.
Meanwhile the use of military force can exacerbate the terrorist threat by stoking anger against the United States and U.S. policies, largely because of the inevitable collateral damage.
Well, I know one reason… I had a college professor who made us swear wehad “Read every single word” of our collateral reading.
In a nutshell, they want the central bank to make more money available at longer maturities and against a wider range of collateral.
If financial groups use the borrowed money to buy more of the sorts of securities they lodged as collateral, then the prices of those securities will go up.
BLESSED with courage, humanity, a Lebanese background and the support of a British newspaper, Hala Jaber had the credentials to spell out the true ugliness of “collateral damage” in the Iraqi war.
GONE are the genteel days when a central bank's role in oiling financial markets was limited to providing short-term cash loans in exchange for slightly less liquid collateral.
How far it goes will depend largely on the state of the mortgages that serve as collateral for many of the newfangled instruments that were, until recently, hawked with glee on Wall Street.
Iqbal Masih was sold to a Pakistani carpet factory when he was four years old as collateral on a loan his parents had taken out to pay for their eldest son's wedding.
If you ask a good shop clerk for help locating an item, he will not only answer the question, but also volunteer useful collateral information; for example, the fact that a more expensive, higher-quality item than the one you requested is currently on sale for a similar price.
