Sentence examples for To carried from inspiring English sources
verb
To lift (something) and take it to another place; to transport (something) by lifting.
To carried out this procedure, it was necessary to consider process operating constraints as the bioreactor final volume, dissolved oxygen, cell and substrate concentrations.
"There is no inequity in the current taxation of capital gains attributable to carried interest," Mr. Rosenblum said.
But when it comes to carried interest in private equity, he says, those earnings should be treated as ordinary income.
It's not a long-term solution to carried interest, because it only affects the handful of publicly traded private equity firms.
CNBC was found to carried out one breach relating to the impartiality of one of its presenters, another executive of FBC.
Until he offers more information, there is no way to know how much of his income came from actual investments, as opposed to carried interest.
Hers is a job which has to carried out, Christmas or not "because we test fresh food it has to be tested on the same day it arrives".
Awil struggles to carry his.
