Sentence examples for certain acquisitions from inspiring English sources
Olam said gains generated from accounting for negative good will in certain acquisitions are treated as "exceptional" and are excluded when reporting core operational profits.
The president has the power to void foreign transactions under the Defense Production Act, which authorizes the president to suspend or prohibit certain acquisitions of American businesses if there is credible evidence that the foreign purchaser might take action that threatens to impair national security.
In 1969 it passed Section 279, which denies interest deductions for certain acquisitions.
It's $2.2 billion charge is an acknowledgment that it overpaid for certain acquisitions or investments.
SBC: Wireless Phone Biz Ripe For Consolidation. SBC Communications said the wireless industry is ripe for consolidation, and it'd be open to certain acquisitions even if a deal hurt its earnings.
One thing is certain: acquisition teams will keep getting smaller.
There are suggestions the wages earned by certain recent acquisitions have caused resentment among established team-mates.
We have today issued a qualified audit opinion on the 2014 statutory accounts, which include various further restatements, both to apply more conservative accounting policies in some areas and to correct prior year errors, largely in relation to certain historical acquisitions, revenue and share transactions and disclosures in respect of 2011 to 2013".
In certain cases, acquisition of human capital over the course of a marriage might occur in intra-marriages.
When considering the quality of the final reconstruction of nCT, it is important to recognize that certain data acquisition challenges will induce artifacts, and these artifacts in reconstruction will always compromise the theoretical maximum spatial resolution, that is, the spatial resolution reflected by the raw transmission images.
Research notes it published this week included footnotes about opinions the firm had been paid to deliver on the fairness of certain mergers and acquisitions.
