Sentence examples for buyback terms from inspiring English sources

While away, the owners drafted a mean-spirited letter stating they would not meet the buyback terms and that his services were no longer needed, effective immediately.

Solectron's stock may be supported by its $250M buyback near term, "but we remain cautious on its customer-specific mix," Bear Stearns said.

In the buyback plan's terms and conditions, Best Buy explains that "time is of the essence".

A near-term buyback can buy Facebook time to keep pressure off the company while investing in longer-term plays, such as growing its other platforms like Instagram and WhatsApp and investing in virtual reality.

He did not realize how wrong-footed his portfolio was until after the Treasury announced its $30 billion buyback of long-term debt on Jan . 13 setting off a rally that has sent the yield on the 30-year Treasury bond down almost two-thirds of a percentage point, to 6.14percentt on Friday.

Under its terms, a buyback scheme collected nearly half a million guns last year.

Mr. Parsons said there would be no stock buyback in the near term.

Debenhams accompanied better than expected half year figures with news of a long term share buyback programme.

It will lead to an increase in debt levels eliminating the chances of a dividend increase and buyback in the medium term.

An earlier study found that public companies commonly enjoy lasting share-price gains from plans that please analysts, such as share buybacks and long-term incentive schemes for executives, even when they fail to follow through on announcements.

On Dec. 3, the terms of the buyback were announced.