Sentence examples for Firm rendering from inspiring English sources

That, Mr. Rajaratnam's lawyers argued, contradicted the government's assertion that the wiretaps were necessary because there was no other way to conduct the investigation of him and his firm, rendering the surveillance unconstitutional.

Exhibit I includes the relevant citation, the appraisal awards compared to the transaction prices, the form of each transaction, the firm rendering an opinion, and whether that firm was engaged by the board of directors, a special committee, or a control party.

Moreover, because the tax department of the incumbent audit firm renders the tax confirmation services, individual auditors of listed enterprises are only commissioned to conduct the actual audit.

Cooperman told Forbes that McGladrey knew he was planning to donate a nonmarketable security to his private foundation and take a deduction when the firm rendered its appraisal for a fee that Cooperman said was about $20,000.

+ In response to Donald Trump's victory, a Mexican design firm rendered a subversive mockup of a pink border wall.

Therefore, the government would face strong opposition from oil firms, rendering it difficult to push through significant changes in battery fuel development and implementation.

By acting as gatekeepers, private equity firms render the debt markets more efficient and provide their portfolio companies with an increasingly valuable borrowing advantage.

The company's aggressive GAAP losses and presumed spiking ARR have put the company in an interesting spot: Do the accounting preferences of SaaS firms render GAAP losses in the short term irrelevant?

Maryland legislation holds that such a person — who can neither be paid by nor affiliated with a purchasing firm — must "render advice concerning the [deal's] legal, tax and financial implications". The sellers are supposed to pay their adviser.

While OLS coefficients suggest significantly negative effects on productivity for both foreigners and women, the inclusion of time-invariant unobservable firm characteristics renders the coefficients insignificantly different from zero.

Another defendant died within hours of his first court appearance and Clive Boid, a former director of Prosper De Mulder, Britain's biggest meat rendering firm, was acquitted of conspiracy but found guilty of a charge of fraudulently selling petfood meat as quality human food.