Sentence examples for company locking from inspiring English sources
Its finance arm sold $11 billion of global bonds, the second-largest bond sale ever by a United States company, locking in low financing costs before interest rates rise.
The big difference is that a credit freeze is under state law and a credit lock is under a contractual obligation between you and the company locking your credit.
Ultimately I don't believe users or society as a whole will accept a single company "locking in" our vital information.
Can the company lock up scarce resources or enter into exclusive supply contracts?
The company locked in an average exchange rate of $1.26 last year, compared with an average spot rate of about $1.37.
After the sixty-seven whokers werewere left in 1957 voted to strike again, the company locked the door.
Still, the telephone company, locked in a costly marketing war with MCI and Sprint, is obviously deeply concerned about its public image.
After a bidding war with Danone, a French rival, the Swiss company locked up the deal with a cash offer of $11.9 billion.
Earlier this year, he announced an 8.2 percent stake in Herbalife, a nutritional supplements company locked in combat with his friend and fellow billionaire, William A. Ackman.
Shortly after the 1,300 unionized workers — spread among five plants in North Dakota, Minnesota and Iowa — voted overwhelmingly to reject those demands, the company locked them out and hired replacement workers.
The company locked its gates one winter day without even bothering to notify its 3,000 employees that their wages were history.
