Sentence examples for arranged sales from inspiring English sources

The authorities said Mr. Russo, of Union, N.J., and two other people arranged sales of hundreds of thousands of dollars in cars and homes.

Bank of America had swallowed Merrill Lynch in a hastily arranged sale.

But since then we've had the rescue of the insurance giant A.I.G., the arranged sale of failing banks and we'll soon see, in one form or another, the biggest taxpayer bailout of Wall Street in history.

Now, in the wake of the bank's exposure and arranged sale, its ledgers have been opened to reveal deeper secrets: a glimpse at the clandestine methods that Hezbollah — a terrorist organization in American eyes that has evolved into Lebanon's pre-eminent military and political power — uses to finance its operations.

A rigged shut-down of 12 of its schools by the DOE and arranged sale to the EMC Group -- a supposedly non-profit organization that runs one of the largest student-loan guaranty agencies -- is unfolding.

For insolvent firms, either the FDIC or a Resolution Trust Corporation-type entity would restructure these firms in receivership by selling off their assets and liabilities, reappointing private management, while protecting depositors -- a process that builds off of Washington Mutual's arranged sale last year.

She arranges sales through Internet listings (www.canterusa.org/texas) and word of mouth.

Providing funds for growing companies such as Teles is more important, as is arranging sales of medium-sized, family-owned companies.

If your business consists of writing novels or rehabbing houses, you could legitimately arrange sales to take place after age 70.

This trend is reflected in data from SecondMarket, a New York-based company that helps arrange sales of equity in privately held companies.

SecondMarket, which helps arrange sales for stock of privately-held companies, said three-fourths of its transactions in the last quarter were for consumer electronics companies.