Sentence examples for by staging an initial from inspiring English sources

And A.I.G. is preparing to raise more capital by staging an initial public offering for its aircraft leasing business, the International Lease Finance Corporation.

Executives at the German telecommunications company have openly spoken about possible deals for the American unit, including by staging an initial public offering or combining it with another industry player.

By staging an initial offering, Coty — a 108-year-old cosmetics maker that has grown from perfumes into a global purveyor of fragrances and high-end nail polishes — would give its parent company a chance to cash out on its investment.

By that stage an initial estimate of half a billion pounds had doubled.

The experimental results revealed that the eutectic solidification of plates with thicknesses less than 4.3 mm was characterised by two stages: (1) an initial arrest and (2) the main eutectic reaction.

The first cycle of fluidization research was started in the early 1940s by an initial stage of phenomenology.

Some studies demonstrated that recovery is characterised by an initial stage in which recovery-related activation can be seen in contra-lesional areas (Fernandez et al., 2004, Saur et al., 2006, Xu et al., 2004), followed by recovery-related activation in perilesional areas (Fernandez et al., 2004, Saur et al., 2006).

This is achieved by introducing an initial combining stage at the HU, where signals from different RUs are coherently combined.

It is seen that uptake response is best characterized by a two-stage model indicating an initial diffusion based response followed by a relaxation and deterioration based response.

They argue that the likely benefits, such as 17,000 jobs, would be outweighed by ecological damage and disruption to local lives.On January 3rd an environmental panel set up by the government approved an initial stage of the project, to produce 4m tonnes a year on a 4,000-acre 4,000-acre 1,600-hectare 1,600-hectare

In one 1997 analysis of 227 Northern California cases involving pro se parties, more than half were thrown out by a judge at an initial stage for various technical reasons.