Sentence examples for concrete assets from inspiring English sources

The conventional wisdom at the time was that rather than being about far-reaching strategic synergies, the deal was more about Qwest's using its highflying stock to go after an undervalued company, with concrete assets and customers, that had already put itself on the block by agreeing to be acquired by Global Crossing Ltd. of Bermuda.

Focusing this debate and the urban planning tradition that led to it are proposed here as a way of evaluating the concrete assets of urban PP planning today.

The reinforced concrete assets such as bridges, tunnels, administration buildings, schools and the residential buildings are important factors in the Egyptian economy.

Giustra is accustomed to investments in mining, where there is a concrete asset.

With increasing numbers of strength-deficient concrete infrastructure assets, strengthening and repair of concrete structures is becoming an issue of international importance.

From making the division of assets concrete, to assuring spousal support, to specific terms regarding the possible forfeit of assets, a prenup legally binds the two parties to the decisions they made when they were of sound mind, in love, and long before divorce even seemed like a possibility.

A spokesman said there were no concrete suspicions that Nazi assets had come to Liechtenstein.

Boral Ltd., an Australian seller of home building materials, said it had bought Ready Mixed Concrete Co. and the assets of Owens Brothers Concrete, both of Denver, for $78 million.

The second letter said, "It is this concrete information on the assets — not the economic interest of the entity that selected them — that investors could analyze and use to inform their decisions".

And even more meaningful than all these prized assets — both concrete and ephemeral — is something much more basic and fundamental: health.

In Los Angeles, residents' groups and some elected officials are looking anew at buried or concrete-lined creeks as assets instead of inconveniences, inspired partly by Seoul's example.