Sentence examples for a new prospectus from inspiring English sources

New Labour faces defeat if it cannot offer a new prospectus.

But the Hong Kong Securities Futures Commission bars practically any change to the terms of a deal unless a new prospectus is issued.

At their summit in London last week, the Core Cities launched Core Cities, Prosperous People – a new prospectus for change in England.

In that situation, one can either open the books or repackage what one finds, maybe with a shiny new prospectus, measuring out more tranches to sell.

The order indicated that Mr. Grimes was personally involved in the decision to file the new prospectus and to have Facebook communicate with analysts.

The new Prospectus Rules may portend the return of cashbox placings, as the threshold at which a prospectus must be produced has been increased from 10%to20%0% of the issued share capital.

After coalition ministers cut grant funding for new social homes by more than 60% in 2010, their new prospectus starkly confirms the marginalisation of genuinely affordable housing: "social rent provision", it says, "will only be supported in very limited circumstances".

Richard Blumenthal, the attorney general, and Denise L. Nappier, the treasurer, who filed a lawsuit in state court last month against Stanley Works to halt the Bermuda move, said that the new prospectus sent to shareholders "includes conflicting and confusing statements" on how the rights of shareholders would be affected.

A new 45-page prospectus, which says mouthy TV host Jimmy Kimmel served on the board for just two weeks, contains 11 pages of risk factors.

IT IS an unusual prospectus for a new fund.

In April, a prospectus announces a new paper for Manchester.