Sentence examples for asset tender from inspiring English sources

Gary Arnold of The Washington Post panned the film, criticizing its mood and tempo and describing Buckley as its only true asset: "Tender Mercies fails because of an apparent dimness of perception that frequently overcomes dramatists: they don't always know when they've got ahold of the wrong end of the story they want to tell".

See articleAlstom, a French conglomerate, sounded positive about a $17 billion offer for its energy assets tendered by General Electric.

Governments need to be more assiduous in regulating monopolies, in promoting competition, in ensuring that public tenders and asset sales are transparent and in prosecuting bribe-takers.

Neither the billionaire nor his ally, the asset manager Southeastern Asset Management, intend to tender their shares, effectively giving them control of about 72 percent of the company.

The transactions were done without public tender, and most assets were sold to a handful of government favorites.

In the memo, the board members reaffirmed the importance of the company's Asian assets and said a $1.6 billion tender offer this week for Alibaba shares, which is being led by Silver Lake and DST Global, "reflects a continued appreciation in its value, and therefore of the value of our stake".

It is also not considered legal tender but a capital asset.

Other, more mysterious denizens of the shadow banking world, from tender option bonds to asset-backed commercial paper, would also shrivel.

All three are expected to be put to international tender as part of an asset-stripping drive aimed at trimming the twice-bailout country's monumental debt load.

Almost as good for shareholders: an open-ending, in which the operator commits to redeeming tendered shares at full net asset value.

However, they are effectively the right to open a service to a competitive tender and the right to register an asset if the local authority agrees.