Sentence examples for asset reallocation from inspiring English sources
As a lawyer, I object to the proposal by the American Law Institute to expand the right to alimony and asset reallocation for former spouses.
The paper, "Financial Constraints and Asset Reallocation: Evidence from Farming and Fracking [PDF]," examined how Oklahoma's exponential growth in oil fracking wells has impacted the finances as well as the productivity of the state's farmers.
The findings also suggest that small business owners, as well as larger firms operating in markets where skills are fixed, might be able to reap the financial benefits of the asset reallocation effect, he added.
Beach attributes the weakness to profit-taking, a slightly disappointing first quarter and some asset reallocation as institutional investors moved money out of Merck and into Pfizer (another long-time Beach favorite), which last month, amidst great media fanfare, began shipping its Viagra treatment for impotence.
Historically, stocks tend to rise markedly in January, arguably because of tax-motivated asset reallocations.
With emerging markets experiencing both strategic and tactical asset reallocations--the "dedicated" investor base grew, and flows from the much larger "crossover segment" (retail, hedge funds and institutional) increased even more--the resulting flood overwhelmed countries' ability to absorb the funds in a productive and orderly fashion.
We formulate a mixed integer programming (MIP) model with specific downsizing features, which maximizes the utilization of investment resources through a combined operation of demand selection and production assets reallocation.
Dont rush to sell, and thus realize costly gains, but use new money and any asset-reallocation moves to improve the location of holdings.
Also, the importance of private transfers, public transfers and asset based reallocation varies across countries and times.
"The only public transport funding from Malcolm Turnbull has been the result of money agreed to because of privatisation of state assets or reallocations from other projects".
Along with the redeployment of human assets came a reallocation of sophisticated hardware.
