Sentence examples for a recent registration from inspiring English sources

And in a recent registration statement, one of those parent companies said this as part of its discussion of the "risk factors" associated with the registration: Analyses of TCEH's business indicate that the principal amount of its outstanding debt exceeds its enterprise value.

A recent registration from Apple shows multiple Apple Watch models are on their way.

Cars with expired registrations, a man driving alone in a car registered to a woman, or an older car with a recent registration will get closer attention, he said.

The other issue identified in the working paper is that Crosscheck's user guide recommends purging older voter registrations when the name and partial Social Security number match the name and SSN of a more recent registration.

All of this hubbub stems from the recent registration of a name and logo in the UK for something called "Self Defense".

Our data did not include country or region of origin or timing of immigration, and for that reason we used a proxy measure for recent immigration: recent registration for Ontario health care.

Elsewhere, teenagers are refusing to give their names to officers, or switching to cans because of a recent keg registration law.

A recent census registration campaign carried out by the Open Society Foundations and Roma communities in Hungary achieved a 63% increase in the registered Roma population, from 190,000 to more than 300,000.

The leaders are the same leaders but the fighters are new and they don't want to be like those who ruled and committed mistakes". He said the failure of a recent voter registration drive in Ghazni showed how effectively the Taliban was cutting off the countryside.

A recent survey (registration required) from the Ethics and Compliance Initiative, of which Convercent is an Integrity sponsor, found that since 2013 the percentage of employees claiming to have experienced retaliation climbed from 22%to44%4%, exceeding the corresponding increase in reports.

A recent study (registration required) by IDG found that 47% of chief information officers (CIOs) predict their spending will increase most in the areas of analytics and business intelligence over the next 12 months.