Sentence examples for challenged assets from inspiring English sources

It also calls for letting Unite Here retain about $75 million in challenged assets that the service employees had sought to control, arguing that those assets rightfully belonged to the apparel workers union, according to an individual familiar with the settlement who did not want to be identified because the terms were confidential.

First, because plaintiffs have failed to adequately plead that the challenged asset purchases or investments in SIVs were the result of board action, the director defendants cannot possibly face a substantial likelihood of personal liability for these transactions.

Both quantitative data and qualitative data will be longitudinal and the emphasis in the qualitative interviewing will be on exploring the careers of people with dementia and their carers and the lived experience of dementia in the context of changes over time in challenges, assets and resources and adaptation to these changes.

As of now the European Central Bank has not challenged this asset.

It is only a matter of time until they are challenged by asset market bubbles (including in housing) and irresponsible lending by institutions subject to weak market and regulatory supervision.

Lead by Rob Wilson, Investment Officer and Institutional Portfolio Analyst at MFS Investment Management, this panel will explore the challenges asset managers are facing in trying to change the perspective on ESG investing.

The book examines how contemporary artistic approaches can challenge conventional asset mapping by animating and honouring the local, giving voice and definition to the vernacular, or recognizing the notion of place as inhabited by story and history.

Mr Green's ambitions for a new club may also be thwarted if liquidators from BDO decide to challenge the asset sale.

LPs that try to wait till the third or fourth fund to enter may find themselves challenged in the seed asset class.

Natural and man-made hazardous events resulting in loss of grid infrastructure assets challenge the security and resilience of the electric power grid.

What they will tell you: "My clients have never had any problems". What this usually means: "We've never had our asset protection seriously challenged". How many of those have really had to stand behind their asset protection plans when creditors were aggressively attempting to collect on assets?