Sentence examples for case of asset from inspiring English sources

One case of asset forfeiture run amuck in Philly was recently highlighted by CNN: that involving the Sourvelis family.

Policy Exchange has argued that, in the case of assets like the taxpayer's bailed-out stakes in RBS and Lloyds, the government should give the shares directly to taxpayers, rather than float them on the Stock Exchange.

However, timing has never proved a good long-term strategy, and in the case of assets trading at such low levels, note [that] price does not necessarily represent good value.

Annual price trends have been considered for the different per-unit costs meaning a reduction of equipment-related costs as a result of economies of scale or an increase in the case of assets involving labor activities or real estate rentals.

The study shows that an emphasis on the significance of cultures of consumption provides at best a partial explanation for changes in the landscapes of consumption: it is argued that cities are the sites of complex intersections between cultural practices and other kinds of geography, in this case those of asset values and opportunities for property speculation.

In the case of an asset purchased in, say, January 1983, the effective rate almost doubles from 5.16% to 10%, whereas someone who bought an asset after April 1998 and to whom entrepreneurs' relief applies continues to pay tax at 10%.

It's a case of an asset becoming more valuable simply by virtue of who owns it.

It is a classic case of undervalued assets and of net earnings that fail to do justice to the potential.

It appears that, in certain cases, there is insufficient impetus from governments to facilitate energy efficiency improvements; both through the aforementioned lack of funding mechanisms, and the lack of legislation requiring improvements in energy efficiency, particularly in the case of existing assets.

In some cases downgrades of assets that back CDOs have gutted the securities' value.

In the case of a capital asset held for many years, the gain in inflation-adjusted dollars will be much less than the apparent gain.