Sentence examples for clear prospectus from inspiring English sources

The SNP majority in the Scottish parliament won office on a clear prospectus of holding a referendum in the second half of its term, she concluded.

"The SNP was elected on a clear prospectus and it's right that now that we have the mandate we can proceed on that basis". The prime minister's spokesman said the 1998 Scotland Act, which brought about devolution, made clear that constitutional issues were reserved for Westminster.

And even Mr Najib's  governing party, the United Malays National Organisation UMNOO), will be relatively happy, feeling that they have a much clearer prospectus going into the next election than they did a few months ago.

This currency strategy, however, is not clear in the prospectus.

"You need to be really clear from the prospectus and the job spec about how you meet the requirements," she says.

Shoppers Drug Mart, a pharmacy chain from Toronto, made the mistake last autumn of trying to clear a final prospectus for its initial public offering on Remembrance Day, only to discover that nine of the 13 regulators were closed.

How much you will get back is not made clear in the prospectus, but it warns "it is unlikely that you will receive back the full amount you originally invested".

For $10 the National Poetry Center will enlarge their verses to an area of approximately 15 square feet, illuminate them (though whether by monks or electric light isn't clear fro the prospectus we saw), and exhibit them to 60 million people in the Communications Building at the World's Fair.

Investment banks should be conducting risk analyses and routinely making CO2 data and its implications clear in IPO prospectuses.

As the prospectus made clear, it was not a growth company; it was barely even a company at all.

Its prospectus makes clear that it wants its shares to be available to "all segments of the investing public".