The phrase "assets of key" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to important assets or key assets, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The assets of key importance to the project must be prioritized in our budget."
Alternatives: "key assets" or "important assets".
Campaign material says that "Shafiq is the candidate of revolutionary decisions", because he asked regional governors to name streets after dead revolutionary activists, and also froze the assets of key figures in the former regime.
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This news triggered a backlash against Iran from the international community – for instance, a series of UN resolutions put the kibosh on most arms exports and imports to the country, banned trafficking nuclear technology to Iran, and froze the assets of key businesses and individuals affiliated with the nuclear program.
As it stands, the current sanctions package punishes Iran's import of conventional arms; curbs imports related to ballistic missiles; freezes assets of key members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps; and sets up cargo inspections in seaports and on international waters.
The policy design tool augments management tasks by integrating recording of natural assets, monitoring of key performance indicators and integration of sectorial policies in real time, bringing out policy as a truly live document.
The Council froze the assets of five key Libyan financial institutions in March, after Colonel Qaddafi's deadly crackdown on the uprising against his 42-year rule.
Because the ECB's only formal instrument, through which they can exert an (indirect) effect on asset prices (of key importance to the economy), is the overnight interest rate, their communications become a powerful tool.
The owners of key assets in offshore industries are in danger of shifting their focus to other countries.
The bank must sell off a number of key assets to appease EU regulators because of up to £54bn of state aid pumped into the bank.
South Korea's Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction Co Ltd recently announced that it has completed its acquisition of key assets of the UK-based water and wastewater treatment engineering company Enpure.
The ability of the developers of the product to capture the value it offers relies on their ability to limit competition by retaining control of intellectual property and of key assets.
